@sexedfiles: Whether you're in a new relationship, exploring something casual, or have been together for a while, regular STI testing should be part of your wellness and reproductive health routine. It matters because many STIs don’t show symptoms but can still be transmitted, and untreated STIs can lead to serious health issues down the line. Plus, getting tested shows you care about your own health and your partner’s 💞 Here are a few ways to start the convo: 💬“I love that I can be open with you and I’ve been thinking about getting tested for STIs. Would you be down to go together?” 💬“This is kinda awkward to bring up, but I care about you and it’s important. Would you want to get tested for STIs together?” 💬”I got tested recently and everything went really well! Have you ever been tested?” 💬”I’ve been learning more about STI testing and want to make it a regular part of my health routine. Want to come with?” 💬”Before we stop using barriers or get more serious, I think it’s a good idea for us both to get tested. What do you think?” ⏰The best time to talk about STI testing is before you start engaging in activity. But if you’ve already started, it’s never too late to hit pause and have the conversation. 🚩 If your partner refuses to get tested or reacts with anger, that’s a red flag. Someone who won’t support your health might not be the right person for you. You deserve a partner who takes your safety seriously. Otherwise, making it a shared experience can take off the pressure. Go together, grab a coffee or a matcha before, and treat it like any other health check-up. It doesn’t have to be scary or shameful. It’s normal and important. Your reproductive health is your right ⛑️🌷 #stiprotection #stdprotection #STIawareness #stayinformed #gettested #educational #healtheducation #healthclass #reproductivehealth
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