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I went in to get tested before seeing a new partner and this is killing me 💀💀💀
1139 upvotes, 45 comments. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "I went in to get tested before seeing a new partner and this is killing me 💀💀💀"
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Anonymous 1w

as a bisexual, im slacking on the high risk bisexual behavior

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Anonymous 1w

High risk bisexual behavior 💅

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Anonymous 1w

THEY PUT HIGH RISK ON MINE TOO 😭😭 im crying i told them i had ONE SEXUAL PARTNER

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Anonymous 1w

dying to get diagnosed with high risk bisexual behavior

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Anonymous 1w

I’m bi but they didn’t put that on mine. Is it because they know I don’t get laid?

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Anonymous 1w

mine (cis woman) says high risk for pregnancy despite my partner being a trans man

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Anonymous 1w

AYYY I GOT HIGH RISK HOMOSEXUAL!!

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Anonymous 1w

I’m bisexual and a virgin but my doctor has had me get screened 3 times “just in case”.

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Anonymous 1w

They describe it like this so that insurance covers it btw. I do think it’s funny I’m diagnosed with high risk homosexual behavior tho

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Anonymous 1w

Lmaooo I got labeled with “high risk homosexual behavior” when I went in to start prep, I wasn’t sexually active whatsoever at the time. I asked my doctor and they said they chart it that way so your insurance is more likely to cover the medication and associated tests. Can’t really make the argument that you don’t need preventative care if your chart shows you’re at risk of preventable illness

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Anonymous 1w

They said “Pride month is over, queer” 😭

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Anonymous 1w

This actually feels so fucked up 😭

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Anonymous 1w

the photo isn’t loading for me and i’m devastated

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Anonymous 1w

damn i think my bisexual behavior has been pretty low-risk. how do i amp up the stakes without collecting STDs like a bitlife character??

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Anonymous 1w

better to have the label in your chart than not if it makes ur providers more vigilant. It may feel a little stigmatizing but i assure theyre just trying to help

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Anonymous 1w

Girl idek what I am I just got the test saw negative and moved on

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Anonymous 1w

Yup, I got diagnosed with high risk homosexual before. Also the only time a doctor has asked me if I get fucked in the ass 🤦‍♂️

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

Same

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

I told them I’ve only have one within the last 6 months but we didn’t use condoms (we were exclusive and I’m on bc)

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

real i said we didnt use any protection but we’re both afab??? idk what protection we could use 💀💀

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

💀

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

Always wear protection into battle soldier

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

Dental dams ofc!

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 1w

like, we are both afab wtf

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

I’m high risk for having unprotected sex with my husband 🙄

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1w

Medically they define “risk” with respect to mode of transmission of potential STIs (whether condoms were used and which body parts are involved) and it has nothing to do with number of sexual partners.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 1w

Wait, how do you even use those? I mean, as soon as you use your mouth, doesn't it just move around and make the whole thing pointless?

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 1w

…yes

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

That’s definitely biphobia. I got screened voluntarily

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Anonymous replying to -> #16 1w

That makes sense! Thanks for letting me know

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Anonymous replying to -> #15 1w

I got diagnosed with “high risk bisexual behavior” lmao

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Anonymous replying to -> #18 1w

They asked if I sleep with male or female partners lol

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

I’m just gay idgaf tbh as long as I don’t got nun 😭

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 1w

It’s because I don’t use condoms with my boyfriend (that’s labeled as high risk) and I sleep with males and females

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

But you’re not sleeping with both at once, right? Idk not using condoms with a lot of ppl is kinda risky but I don’t think you’re doing that

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 1w

I plan to see a new partner this month so, while currently just with one partner, soon it will be 2. No protection with only one person is still risky because you can’t know for sure whether they’re exclusive with you. Some other comments also mentioned how it’s likely for insurance

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

not using any protection except birth control is high risk behavior for the spread of stds

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

Like separately or in an annual bc the doctor I worked for would screen everyone for their annuals

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 1w

That’s what I went in for. I’m planning to see someone new soon and I wanted to be tested first

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Ya im not sure sometimes they code it extremely for stuff bc they want insurance to cover the test too but idk

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 1w

Annual. I was ok with it it’s just he didn’t want to test me for low ferritin or celiac disease (both of which I actually ended up having).

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Anonymous replying to -> seafoam_lightning50 1w

you hold the sides while you use it, it acts as a barrier that still allows stimulation but not actual contact

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

i’m all bi myself 😔

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Anonymous replying to -> #28 1w

Doesn’t bother me at all I just think it’s really funny lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 1w

This^ like you can’t get insurance to cover PrEP without a high risk sexual behavior added to your chart

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