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Old 10-05-2004, 20:20   #53
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Re: UK teen celibacy

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Originally Posted by towny
Thrush is just a fungal infection like athlete's foot. You can get fungal infections between any folds of skin on your body and especially where it's warm and damp. Mothers breastfeeding babies can get it on their nipples and even the poor babies can get it in their mouths.

So, although it can be transmitted sexually, I don't think it is accurate to class it as a 'STD' in the same way that HIV/herpes is.
Thats a very good point. Though I dont think it made my point any less valid that these things can still be caught even if you abstain.
Also if you abstain and your partner mereley claims he/she has also abstained and it just so happens you catch something off them on your wedding night you wouldnt be best pleased.
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