That would be according to my professor for my Sexuality class and I hadn't really given much thought to it - more as a general explanation as to why some doctors and people use the term STI now instead of STD.
I think most people think in terms of an STD being incurable and an STI being like chlamydia and being able to be treated for it like the OP mentioned - which was why I was pointing that out :)
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Date: 2006-07-14 05:23 pm (UTC)I think most people think in terms of an STD being incurable and an STI being like chlamydia and being able to be treated for it like the OP mentioned - which was why I was pointing that out :)