I often get yeast infections—do you all stop having sex when you have one?
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I can get a yeast infection from going to a public bath or even from changes in my health. Removing all the cottage-cheese-like discharge makes it feel better, so I end up having sex anyway, but since it’s technically an STI, should I normally stop? We always use condoms.
I’m Rin, a female SALON member.
It’s honestly terrifying to think that someone like that exists. Just imagine if both of you had a lot of other partners…
If you know you have an STI and are wondering whether you should stop, then please stop.
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I’m Ayase Nana☆
Stop it—you’d probably still be having sex even if you got AIDS. How terrifying.
Gentlemen, there are people this careless out there, so please always use condoms. You could get infected.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Apparently, men with Candida can also develop smegma. What would you think if a man said, “I have Candida, but it’ll be fine if I clean off the smegma and wear a condom, right?”
Personally, I’d think, “Go to hell.”
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I’m Dai, a male member.
That’s simply unacceptable behavior.
When someone has an STI, they’re more likely to infect others, so please refrain from papa-katsu activities until you’ve recovered.
These days, COVID-negative certificates are required in some situations, so I almost think Universe could reasonably require negative STI test results too. (Though that would probably be difficult because of the legal issues surrounding facilitation of prostitution...)
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That’s terrifying....
I get tested twice a month.
I’m tested for gonorrhea, chlamydia, mycoplasma, trichomoniasis, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B, and Candida. I also get my throat tested, of course. Getting the HPV vaccine goes without saying.
Each round of testing costs a little over ¥25,000, so that’s a ¥50,000 monthly expense—but it’s a necessary cost, right...?
Still, it seems some of the people answering have been neglecting to get tested too, so I don’t think they have any right to blame the person who asked the question.
I’m currently debating whether to cut the number of women I’m seeing by more than half.
—A Loser at Love
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Just reading the question made me feel sick.
Go to the hospital immediately.
You’ve transmitted it even though you used a condom.
When it comes to STDs, there are always people who casually say things like, “Well, it’s probably fine, right?”—that kind of low-level nonsense. I wish they’d leave immediately.
It’s extremely unpleasant and causes a huge amount of trouble.
Akari
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