I ask this because for example, insulin doesn’t work unless it is injected directly into the blood stream, not taken orally.

Say that you were in you’re in a relationship and both you and your partner are virgins and have sex.

Then you broke up and find someone else and you find out she also had sex with only one partner before too who was also a virgin prior.

Would there be a chance of us spreading an STD to one another?

To rephrase the question; is there a way to reduce sexual drive or instinct in a person (especially a male), without any such things as castration. I don’t really care about any such answers as “sex is good for you” or anything like that because those are not answers to the question.
To answer the question of fixing_myheart_88:
I simply realized that when my sex drive is not very high I enjoy it. I don’t like to be constantly bothered by it. I’d like to feel comfortable and relaxed.

Im just concern that i might have contracted any kind of std’s from my girlfriend..

And also, will these tests reveal any other types of cancer that may be in a person’s system?

my niece says she has been to the doctor and has “stress herpes” and is being treated but that this is not related to the STD Genital Herpes although all of her symptoms are the same as genital herpes is that possible?

I get my annual HIV testing done near by birthday every year ( so I don’t forget) along with std testing. I know it’s recommended that a person gets an annual Hiv test. But what about STDs should that be left to annually testing or should it be done more often. Since STDS are easier to contract.

Were you too embarrassed to ask them out again? Did you feel like a loser?