AUSTIN, Texas (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) – Apparently, Facebook users have become a fan of random casual sex. As a result, the number of new cases of sexually transmitted infections has increased, according to a research study done by public health officials in Britain. Areas where Facebook usage was at a peak found higher instances of chlamydia, syphilis, and other STIs. Arthur Coleman of the Medical Institute of Sexual Health in Austin, Texas, concurs with the findings, saying Facebook is to blame for enabling sexual encounters that lead to a bad case of crotch rot. He explains, “With Facebook you end up increasing your number of sexual partners. You’re hooking up with more casual sexual encounters and there’s no question that it leads to STIs.” Coleman thinks people should consider abstaining from random sex using Facebook, or at least play it safe by using protection since being online friends doesn’t guarantee disease-free genitals.
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