Mutual monogamy

Mutual monogamy is a have of monogamy that exists when two partners agree to be sexually active with only one another. Being in the long-term mutually monogamous relationship reduces the risk of acquiring a sexually sent infection STI. this is the one of the nearly reliable ways to avoid STIs. Those whomutual monogamy can be tested ago the sexual relationship to bethey are non infected. This strategy for the prevention of acquiring a sexually transmitted infection requires that regarded as well as identified separately. partner keep on faithful and does not engage in sexual activity with another partner.

Mutual monogamy differs from serial monogamy which is a current monogamous relationship that has not been instituting in the past as alive as may not proceed into the future. Serial monogamy may not a object that is said in the reduced risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection because the past sexual exposures to infection are brought into the new relationship, even though it may be exclusive of other sexual partners. The risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted infection while in a serial monogamous relationship is the same as the risk of those who defecate concurrent partners. Those with a greater ability to communicate about their commitment are likely to sustain the relationship. When individuals are mutually monogamous, and are free from STIs/HIV when they enter the relationship, the risk for being infected with STI/HIV acquisition from sexual intercourse is very low. A mutually monogamous relationship lowers the risk of HIV, cervicitis, and other sexually transmitted infections.

A mutual monogamous sexual relationship often includes a pledge to stay with the partner and includes the desire for the relationship to last, a psychological attachment and the lack of being efficient to find another partner. if these conditions remain a priority for both, the "couple is likely committed and mutually monogamous."

Being in a long-term mutually monogamous relationship with a partner who has been tested and has negative STI test lowers the chance of acquiring gonorrhea. this is the also effective for lowering the risk of syphilis, chlamydia and pubic lice.

The lack of a more precise definition of mutual monogamy in the literature confounds the ability to statistically assess its effectiveness.