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List behaviors that put you at risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Then list behaviors that prevent you from

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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~Having an*l, v*ginal, or *ral s*x without a condom;

~Having multiple s*x partners;

~Having anonymous s*x partners;

~Having s*x while under the influence of drugs or alcohol can lower inhibitions and result in greater s*xual risk-taking.

You can prevent these by:

~Having <em>safe </em>s*x

~Not doing drugs

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