Let’s Talk: Would You Continue To Date Someone That Has Given You A Sexually Transmitted Disease?

Trust is an important factor in a relationship. Once the trust has been broken, it’s kind of hard to build it back up.

Often times when the trust is broken, some relationships don’t last. If the relationship continues, each partner is going to try and work through the kinks to make things better.
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There are many forgiving situations in a relationship that many will try and work through. Many of us can work through the loss of a job, lying about whereabouts, and possibly infidelity.
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It’s one thing to cheat on your mate but to come home with a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD), that is un-f*ckin’-acceptable. Not only did you cheat on your mate but to f*ck the next b*tch without a condom. That’s a low blow. It’s disrespectful and will get your a$$ kicked.
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It’s understandable that you love your mate and trust them enough to have sex with them without a condom. But, when you are not married, you are running into the possibility of them cheating. Now, I’m not saying married people don’t cheat because that would be a lie. Infidelity happens and everyone has to protect themselves at all costs. It’s better to be safe than sorry.
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You have to think about your life at the end of the day. When no one else is there for you, you have to be there for yourself. Don’t allow someone to take something so precious from you. You only get one life, so strap it up.
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How would you react if your mate gave you a STD?