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Mutual monogamy removes all chances of a person contracting an STD/STI. True or false.

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trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Answer: False

Mutual monogamy does not remove all chances of a person contracting an STD/STI.

Explanation:

Mutual monogamy exists when an individual has only one sexual partner. It is a type of monogamy in which two partners agreed to be sexually active with only one another. Individuals of different sexual orientation can engage in monogamous relationships. Mutual monogamy does not remove all chances of a person contracting an STD/STI, it only reduce the risk of contracting or acquiring it.

Nookie1986 [14]3 years ago

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False it will not prevent you from getting it, it will only make it less likely to occur.

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