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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gumdrop Girl: [QB] It is more likely that a disease is going to be transmitted from your hand into the other person's body. Does this mean it's impossible for it to go the other way around? NO! This is why it is important to use rubber gloves. Can there be virus particles or other germs on your partner's hand without him/her touching his/her genitals? YES!!! Hands are some of the dirtiest part of our bodies. And because we have a circulatory system that moves blood all around our bodies, an infection can start at one site and move all around your entire body. So what can you do? you can go to your doctor or Planned Parenthood and get a full STD screen. Then on your way home, get gloves, lube, condoms and dental dams at the drug store. Then USE THEM PROPERLY. All the time. Every time. Also, get a follow-up STD screen 6 months after your first screen. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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