100 sexual partners, STD limiting strategy

[Value]

What is the best strategy for limiting exposure to STD's if you expect to have approximately 100 sexual partners in your lifetime. Especially genital Herpes which is spread via skin-to-skin and only partly protected by use of condom. 

Edited Sunday at 04:01 PM by Value

[Value]

@IslandWild Condoms are highly effective against most fluid-carried STDs, do more research my friend.

[LordFall]

I mean just use condoms as much as you can and if you get HSV just gotta deal with it. I know multiple dudes with 100-500+ body counts and I'm not their doctor but they seem to be doing fine. 

I'm at like 50 body count myself and I got chlamydia + gonorrhea one time, told the FWB I had at the time, went to the clinic got a shot and it's gone afterwards not really a big deal. 

[Miguel1]

I’ve had over 100 partners. Way more if we are not being humble.

Never had any STDs. Not a single one. Instead I got things like angina which was fucking hell for me.

Anyways, when I was younger, I even had some sex without condoms that I should never had. Sometimes condoms also broke. And I had too many blowjobs as well.

The point is, if you use condom, and basic measures like don’t fuck a girl who looks like they’re full of STDs, you are fine.

That being said, I might have something that never just got activated, like herpes.

[Lila9]

Dude, this is disgusting. Why to put yourself and others in such risk? Work on your self-esteem and the reason you want to sleep with 100 women to begin with. What are you trying to prove, and to whom?

[PsychedelicEagle]

Get the HPV vaccines, even if you're a man. Gardasil was the one I took. Good for preventing oral cancer down the road.

Alternatives is using condoms for oral sex as well, but then you expose yourself to microplastics 😂

[Value]

@Miguel1 I guess my main concern is Herpes type 2, which 1 in 9 people has, but they say 80-90% of carriers are either unaware or almost asymptomatic. Maybe it's not a big deal.

 

[Value]

@Lila9 It's not that much if you assume 5+ years of casual partners. 

[Inliytened1]

On 5/26/2026 at 0:29 PM, PsychedelicEagle said:

Get the HPV vaccines, even if you're a man. Gardasil was the one I took. Good for preventing oral cancer down the road.

Alternatives is using condoms for oral sex as well, but then you expose yourself to microplastics 😂

This is great advice.   HPV is technically an STI not an STD, but guys can't get tested for it yet it about 80% of people get it in their lifetime.  Most times it just goes away with no symptoms.  But other times it can cause genital warts or cancer later in life.  And if youre a guy you don't wanna be a carrier and give it to a girl who could later gets cervical cancer from it.