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im really worried, do i have an STD?
On Friday night i pleasured my boyfriend through oral sex. it was like 10 seconds. now its Wednesday and ive been having white sores around my tonsils. Im really worried because im only 18 and he's 19. i dont know what to do! i asked him if he had been checked and he just got mad and yelled no. what do you think is wrong with me? do i have any type of disease now??
This discussion is related to problem with throat after oral sex.
This discussion is related to problem with throat after oral sex.
Most oral STD's do not show symptoms and for that brief of a period it would be unlikely to get one. You might be getting a cold which could/would affect your throat/tonsils.
When it comes to STD's in a relationship it is often good to talk about them early on and have both people get tested so each other knows that they do not have an STD. It is clear that your boyfriend took offense to the question which is not uncommon, but if you talk to him more before having unprotected sex and tell him that you want to make sure that both of you do not have any and test together it might be something he goes for. And that is if you plan on having unprotected sex, and if you do make sure you use some form of birth control.
When it comes to STD's in a relationship it is often good to talk about them early on and have both people get tested so each other knows that they do not have an STD. It is clear that your boyfriend took offense to the question which is not uncommon, but if you talk to him more before having unprotected sex and tell him that you want to make sure that both of you do not have any and test together it might be something he goes for. And that is if you plan on having unprotected sex, and if you do make sure you use some form of birth control.
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