are std more common in male or female on black college campuses?
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That is a hard question to answer. It is harder for a guy to contract an STD than it is a girl because a woman has more open areas for a virus to get into. So the answer is it's more common in girls. Also, guys can carry the chlamydia virus and pass it on, but not actually get it. Also keep in mind that most STD's present no symptoms at all so it can be spread without the person knowing they even have it.
220602
Black guys are better endowed (they have a big penis) lol
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Not enough, especially young men.  Every college I look at, the percentage of women is higher than men.  What's the deal with that?!  Do I have no hope for finding a decent, smart guy to marry???!!!
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I am a guy and I DONT think about sex all the damn time like you kids are making it out to be but guys certainly get more stimulated mentally(and physically-a boner lol) than women do. Overall, men get excited more easily by things of a sexual nature, even if its some girl bending over in front of her locker in HS and he glances at her butt for a split seconds, he thinks 'damn thats nice' or probably 'mmmmmm' or something to that extent. But just because guys are somewhat easy doesnt mean we let sex rule our thinking and that we think about sex all the time. You've been listening to too much stand up comedy if you still believe that.\nNot every guy is the same either!!! so dont judge us based on a few guys at your school or that you know in your life.\nas for your answer to what the difference is between how men and women generally think:\nEvery person is different and is an individual. No body really thinks alike so generally, you cant really differentiate between the two as far as being able to say this is how men generally think and this is how women generally think. it's not possible and its unfair to in my opinion.
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The risk of becoming infected with HIV through unprotected (without a condom) oral sex is lower than that of unprotected anal or vaginal sex. However, a lower-risk activity will increase in risk when it is done often enough. The Options Project found that 7.8% (8 of 102) of recently infected men who have sex with men in San Francisco were probably infected through oral sex. Nearly half (3 of 8) of these cases reported oral problems, including occasional bleeding gums. Almost all (7 of 8) of these men reported to have had oral contact with pre-semen or semen.\n\nThe risk of oral sex transmission (8%) in this study is higher than many researchers had previously thought or found in other studies. More media attention appeared to be placed on this particular study, probably because of the higher number of study participants. There appears to be evidence that higher-risk activities (anal sex) among men who have sex with men is decreasing while lower-risk activities (oral sex) among these men is increasing. Oral sex has always been considered a lower-risk activity but is certainly not risk free.
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According to Avert, 441,380 men have AIDS as a result of male to male sex. No women have it as a result of female to female sex. \n\nhttp://www.avert.org/usastatg.htm
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My suspicions are that your first statement is probably true.  I doubt the validity of your second statement though -- I  think there are far more bisexual men than women.  I would go so far to say that bisexuality appears to be the norm in adult males.
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Chlamydia\n\nChlamydia is the most common STD in the United States, and also the most invisible.\nChlamydia is a microscopic parasite that can cause sterility in women and men. Four million American men and women become infected every year.\n\nIn women, chlamydia infects the cervix and can spread to the urethra, Fallopian tubes and ovaries. It can cause bladder infections and serious pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), sterility and ectopic pregnancy, which occurs when a fertilized egg implants in tissue outside of the uterus, and the placenta and fetus begin to develop there. Up to 40 percent of women with untreated chlamydia will develop PID. Of those with PID, 20 percent will become infertile. In men, chlamydia infects the urethra and may spread to the testicles, causing epididymitis, which can cause sterility.\n\nChlamydia can also lead to Reiter's syndrome, especially in young men. Reiter's syndrome involves eye infections, urethritis and arthritis. \n\n\nSymptoms and how chlamydia is spread\n\nSymptoms of chlamydia include the following:\n\n\nDischarge from the penis or vagina\n\nPain or burning while urinating, more than usual urination\n\nExcessive vaginal bleeding\n\nPainful intercourse for women\n\nSpotting between periods or after intercourse\n\nAbdominal pain, nausea, fever\n\nInflammation of the rectum or cervix\n\nSwelling or pain in the testicles \nSeventy-five percent of women with chlamydia have no symptoms. Many women discover they have chlamydia only because their partners are found to be infected. Other women discover that they must have had it for some time when they are treated for the infertility that it can cause.\n\nIf symptoms appear, they do so in seven to 21 days. If your partner is a man, and he has a urinary tract infection, you may have chlamydia.\n\nOnly one in four men with chlamydia have no symptoms. \n\nChlamydia is spread by vaginal and anal intercourse or from the birth canal to the fetus. In rare cases, it can be spread from the hand to the eye. Condoms offer very good protection against chlamydia.\n\nChlamydia can be confused with gonorrhea and other conditions. Examination of tissue samples or urine is necessary for correct diagnosis.\n\nBoth partners can be treated successfully with antibiotics.
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I am not quite sure on the stats of all STDs, but I am pretty familiar with the stats on HIV.  He are some interesting facts:\n\n1:200 people in the US are HIV+\n1:100 health care workers are HIV+\n1:5 prostitutes and IV drug users are HIV+\n\nAnyone who receives an@l sex (gay men or straight women) has 1% chance of being infected with each encounter, whereas the risk between straight people having intercourse is 1:3000 from female to male, but 1:1000 from male to female.\n\nGay women are the least likely to contract HIV from their partners, then straight men from women, then straight women from men, gay men (receiving) have the greatest (sexually passed) chance of contracting HIV from an infected partner...\n\nI hope this helps.
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The answer is both yes and no, in fact, if I remember correctly.  There was a study a few years back, at the University of Chicago, I believe, reported as "Sex in America."  One of the findings was that while sex was most frequent among those with some college, but was lower among those who earned degrees and kept declining as educational level increased.\n\nSo, a little college promotes sex.  But, ultimately more college equals less sex.  (Assuming, of course, that demographics haven't changed since the study, and that there's not some aberration in the data.  One could imagine that those with higher education might realize the importance of accuracy in a study and be more likely to self-report truthfully--embellish less, and this, then, could account for the phenomenon.  But, maybe the researchers controlled for that.)
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condoms - the in's and out's of campus life
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This is not a nice answer but it is the truth as I know it from my own exprnce with living in diff areas.\n\nBlack females bounce off each other easier because black men sleep around more thus the females are more wheary of what is happening with their guy and who he is sleeping with and who they should be jealous of, who they ought to be, or could be, or would be etc.\n\nBut in the end, guys get to sleep around because silly girls let them. So no fingers should be pointed at the men only.
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I am a genetic scientist ı am currently working in a diangnostic laboratory. We have a HPV test. Generally HPV can be seen in the cervics of Woman. However it is contagious virus so it can be seen in the man also. So most probably you have HPV or he had a sexual relationship with other woman.(sorry for this possibility)\nYou can ask additional questions to me via e-mail.
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20 years ago yes it was true.. but today there has been such a large amount of information presented to the homosexual group because of HIV that they for the most part are at the lower end of STD transmition.. the forfront of the STD transmition is now the teenagers who want to experiment...
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Um, I'm going to take a stab in the dark and assume you're asking why you think everyone in the US is a slut and has sex everywhere?\n\nThat's simply not true. In the United States, there's a bit of a taboo on sex--it's not something you talk about so much. People have a lot of sex, however, because a large chunk of the population goes to college, and a lot of people who go to college have a lot of sex. It's not everyone.\n\nThis stereotype isn't helped by all the stupid people here on answers asking about sex.
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Maybe 3-5%; the same as in the general population. But it does depend on how one defines "gay." And it's not constant in every population of students. Some colleges with a history of tolerance and acceptance of gay and lesbian students would probably attract more gay students; those with a reputation for conservatism might attract fewer. Those proportions would be changing depending upon the students' own evolving self-identification and behavior.\n\nI don't know whether more people who are gay go to college. If so, then the percentage of gay men and women in college could be slightly higher than that of the general population in that age group.\n\n[After reading some of the other responses, with very high estimates, I looked around and found the article below.]
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First off, where do you live?  Are there many black women there?  The demographic of a region determines a lot about this situation.  \nFor example: In central Illinois, where I live, it isn't at all uncommon to see a white guy with a black woman.  IMHO, it is much more common to see a black man with a white woman.  \nFurthermore,  I am in a college town, which further skewers the demographic sample; younger people are (again, imho) more open-minded, particularly in college.  \nIn general, larger towns/cities offer more opportunities for different types of people to get together; therefore the likelihood of seeing an interracial couple is usually determined by the population and demographics of a particular region, rather than what society thinks of individual relationships.