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An anonymous Q&A box is getting heated over the topic of condoms. I still love it.

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Lately, my personal feeling has been, “You vulgar perverts! I’m following you!” How is everyone doing? Personally, as someone who favors mutually agreed-upon unprotected encounters—in secret—I’ve been quietly working on my strategy of starting with protection at the first meeting, then proposing a regular arrangement without it. Sorry for the long preamble. Here’s my question: Regardless of gender, roughly what percentage of people undergo a Partners Check or some other STI screening? Please share any figures you have or estimates of the likely percentage. (Everyone obviously gets tested before having those all-night discussions, right? They must. I really hope so…) Rather than just putting on a token show of concern, please consider offering benefits to those who get tested or running a company-sponsored campaign. Also, for reference, I’d like to know about the testing rate among Universe staff, as well as any staff members bragging about their testing experiences.
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I’m Saito, the column writer♪ Nonta… lol I’m one of them too… LMAO So, effectively, two out of the three are column writers. There are nearly 3,000 people, and only three of us… https://universe-club.jp/information/25449/ I laughed so hard. I pay around ¥70,000 for a 30-item screening. It’s the kind that checks everything from your mouth onward.
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Maezawa here. There’s nothing wrong with it as long as both parties agree. (Though I do worry about the risk of illness.) I hope you’ll go on dates and make it a wonderful connection. Partners Check doesn’t publish specific figures, but people who have taken the check are expected to let their partners know. When I searched for them, I found: - 3 women (including those who may have been exposed by men and therefore took the test) - 4 men (one couldn’t be tested due to an insufficient sample, so effectively 3) It’s a rather disappointing result. There may be more if different search terms were used, but either way, the number seems to be far lower than expected. Universe recommends Partners Check, but it’s not easy to get people to take it.
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