Yes. Any person is susceptible to contagions such as std's. If both partners were std free when they got married it would mean, of course, that the individual who is now infected with an std had sex outside the marriage. I understand there are people who claim to have picked up an std from toilet seats. But, what are the chances of that happening? Pretty small I bet. After all, that is why they are called Sexually Transmitted Deceases and not Toilet Transmitted Deceases....:-)
Yes. No states in the US require STD testing to obtain a marriage certificate.
afraid not
Nooo you aree toooooo young trust me,you may think youre ready but yu will regret it the day after youre married,unless youre ready to face the responsibilities such as paying bills,doing taxes,having/raising a child then okayy..but like my opinion personally being one year younger then you is wait till youre at least 18.
Yes, but only in certain states.
Not necessarily. If he has an STD, that does not mean he got it from sleeping around. He could have had it from birth (his parents) or he could have gotten it from a girl before he was married.
No because they only have sex with the one man who is married to them.
Yeah When Youre Single Yeah It's Okay But Not If Youre In a Relationship With Someone or Married too someone because it would be considered cheating then
If your parents allow it. If not, you have to wait til you're 18. (if youre in the US at least)
contact youre state department and take a test
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