I said exactly the opposite. Don't root on the first date. Get to know them and trust them. You yourself said your daughter got caught up in the 'heat of the moment'. How was she gonna be saved by changing legislation to MAKE people disclose their medical information?. I'd suggest the vast majority of people who get infected do so on the first date. How will your idea's help them?. Would you suggest you don't go out on a date without having someone pass a medical?, or when 'you' 'pick up' at the pub, how are you gonna test them?.

My missus and I got medically tested before we shagged. I have no issue with it, so long as it's volunteer...unless there's some circumstances for criminal prosecution. If your partner refuses to get it done before you have sex with them, don't have sex...move on before you get attached.

"If you can't see the difference between my point of intentionally infecting someone with an STD, and knowingly having but unintentionally infecting someone then my input ends here.

Of course I can see the difference, but the law can't.

Not quite seasonal
But you MIGHT like to disseminate -at THE appropriate time.

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AND TO BE CONGRADULTULTeD ON THIS,

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