Does having one partner reduce the risk of getting and spreading Aids?
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SAFE ACTIVITIES
Safe activities have no risk for spreading HIV. Abstinence (never having sex) is totally safe. Sex with just one partner is safe as long as neither one of you is infected and if neither one of you ever has sex or shares needles (see Fact Sheet 154) with anyone else.
Fantasy, masturbation, or hand jobs (where you keep your fluids to yourself), sexy talk, and non-sexual massage are also safe. These activities avoid contact with blood or sexual fluids, so there is no risk of transmitting HIV.
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If you have one partner and they don't have HIV and they only have one partner (you) and you don't have HIV, then where would you get it?
JewishDude
peace Salam, Shalom, Peace peace -
If you have one partner and they don't have HIV and they only have one partner (you) and you don't have HIV, then where would you get it?
JewishDude
peace Salam, Shalom, Peace peaceBless you Dude, pitty some people here can't see that.
Just going on from your argument , i suppose two people who do have it and interect with one another but don't have sex orgies with others can't pass it on neither.
Thanks.
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If you have one partner and they don't have HIV and they only have one partner (you) and you don't have HIV, then where would you get it?
JewishDude
peace Salam, Shalom, Peace peaceI would agree with this. It's quite straightforward I think. In terms of the discussion on the "How sex before marriage is not haram according to the Quran" thread, I don't understand why this is a controversial topic... Having fewer sexual partners can reduce all STDs.