Why Should We not Deny STDs

No one really wants to admit he or she has an sexually transmitted disease (STD)

. No one wants to come out and confess. With the stigma about STDs from the Bible times to the present-day media, infected people would rather shut their mouth and curl up in their shame. STDs remain the unspeakable, a taboo, and only few would stand up and say they are infected.

No one would claim an illness, and instead of claiming, people would do the blaiming. For instance, during war times, Syphilis was known as the "enemy's disease". It was stated that the Italians named it "the Spanish disease." The French dubbed it "the English disease." Russians named it "the Polish disease." Arab people labelled it "the disease of the Christians."

In spite of tremendous breakthroughs in understanding, managing and distributing details about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), individuals would still deny them. Instead of understanding, they turn their heads towards ignorance. Ignorance and misconception always cause discrimination. Even though we are in the technological era, many people feel like they are going to be burned at the stakes like it is in the witch hunting centuries.

Because few people voice out their predicaments, it's {impossible to#you can't really} get an accurate account of how many people have sexually transmitted diseases. Statistics will never be 100% right, since there are millions of people who are afraid to report their cases.

But as times get better and as STD cases get out in the public, though there is always the taboo, the simplest way to get individuals aware is to get it out there. Misinformation about STDs is gradually fading away, and people are starting to accept that STD are real.

They have been around for hundreds of years and the viruses, bacteria and fungi that caused them have also evolved like we have. It is simply via positive support and helping that we can teach and learn about these illnesses. If not the microorganisms, at least we will be able to beat the prejudice.

Until the people stop denying the illness, these illnesses will press on society silently and deadly. And until people stop placing negativity in this human dilemma, the circle of ignorance and prejudice will continue to revolve just like the illnesses we try to hide. They will remain and continue to affect people.

STD Denial- no one wants to acknowledge where they come from, and people just want to blame others. STDs are running rampant and we are pointing fingers. What do we do?

Why Should We not Deny STDs

By: Maxwell Hodge

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