DDF: What it means, and how to stay safe
You’ve likely seen DDF on dating profiles, which stands for Drug and Disease Free, indicating that someone doesn’t use drugs and is free of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
It’s a quick way to signal good sexual health in the world of casual dating, but even with this label, it’s essential to stay cautious.
Why DDF Matters
- Health and Safety: It shows a person is mindful of their sexual health, but it’s not a guarantee—mistakes happen.
- Clarity in Dating: It helps set the tone for what someone expects in terms of health and hygiene.
- Open Communication: The term encourages partners to have honest conversations about sexual health before things get intimate.
Staying Careful
Just because someone has DDF on their profile doesn’t mean you should skip safety steps.
It’s still important to have a direct conversation about health status, get tested regularly, and use protection. Never assume, and always protect yourself.
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