Like if you caught a disease about 2-3 months ago or longer, wouldnt u be "burning" bad by now? or atleast having symptoms of an STD?

yes you should be having some type of symptoms

it depends on what the std is.

Sometimes it could take a year. I just wouldn't sleep around and them you wouldn't have to worry about it.

Not necessarily. With some STDS, you may never show obvious symptoms.

a lot of STD's dont have symptoms for a very long time and unless you have a certain one tested, you might not know it even 3 months after you believe you contracted the disease.

No because with some STD's…you won't know until you go and specifically be tested for them.

yes, however in women they might be unnoticeable, some can also be asymptomatic. Depends entirely on the STD you have.

No. Some STDs have no symptoms at all, especially in women. and untreated STDs can cause infertility and other issues.

If it itches , ill be happy to come over and scratrch it for ya

not really. many STD's take up to 6 months to show symptoms or detect it tests.

no not at all some diseases work strangely, woman don't usually show signs of gonorrhea while men have a painful burning. it depends on the disease and the gender.

depends on what STD it is, some STD's have symptoms right away others dont. either way you should get yourself checked out just to be on the safe side, and buy yourself some condoms!!!!

No, certain STD's do not cause any symptoms, some women don't find out until years later. for instance, a woman trying to get pregnant, cannot conceive, goes to the doctor, finds out she has inflammation in her uterus and tubes caused by an untreated Chlamydia. Honestly sometimes we (women) have no symptoms. Especially HPV (virus that can cause warts or cervical cancer) sometimes you can have this virus and never know until you go for your yearly pap and have an abnormal pap… So just get checked if your worried.

Not necessarily. Some take days or weeks. You could have an std and not show symptoms for many months or years after contracting it. this is how many people don't know that they have an std until they get tested.