You are in an orgy, involving 4 men and 5 women. Every member of the opposite sex will have sexual relations (e.g. heterosexual contact only). Someone in your group of 9 has an std. This Std is of the nature that on contact of the genitals it is spread immediately meaning that a person who just came in contact with it can now spread it to others.
Assume you are a woman like me, if you only have one form or means of protection from a single encounter (I.e. that encounter is safe).
When should it be used?
What is the probability of you getting an std?
If you are the only one with protection, what percentage of the group would most likely have an std after the orgy?
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You are in an orgy, involving 4 men and 5 women. Every member of the opposite sex will have sexual relations (e.g. heterosexual contact only). Someone in your group of 9 has an std. This Std is of the nature that on contact of the genitals it is spread immediately meaning that a person who just came in contact with it can now spread it to others.
Assume you are a woman like me, if you only have one form or means of protection from a single encounter (I.e. that encounter is safe).
When should it be used?
What is the probability of you getting an std?
If you are the only one with protection, what percentage of the group would most likely have an std after the orgy?
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