I always get tested whenever I have unprotected sex, so I can confidently say I don’t have an STI. But I get frustrated because I feel like many people think, “No symptoms = no STI.”
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Do you think people who try to have unprotected sex are the same as people who go out without wearing a mask during this time?
(I’m referring to STIs.)
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here with an answer as well.
You’re saying that even though you get tested every time, you’re frustrated when someone who hasn’t been tested says they’re fine and tries to do it without protection, right?
If that’s the case, just tell them that you can’t do it without protection unless they get tested the day before meeting you and show you the results. That seems to settle the matter.
Of course, there’s apparently a window period when an infection may not show up on a test, so it’s not entirely straightforward.
Still, if you get tested yourself, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to ask the other person to do the same. You could simply tell them that.
I imagine you wrote this here because you don’t feel comfortable saying it directly to them, but people like that probably aren’t reading this—and even if they do, they likely have no intention of changing.
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This is Takei from the staff.
If I understand your question correctly, are you asking whether it’s strange for someone to have unprotected sex but not get tested because they believe, “If I don’t have any symptoms, I don’t have an STI”? Or are you saying that having unprotected sex in the first place is strange?
I’m sorry—I may be misunderstanding you...
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
What are you even talking about? If you’re worried about STIs, you wouldn’t have unprotected sex. It irritates me when people brag about getting tested for STIs.
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