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How Can Couples Stay Safe in a Monogamous Relationship?

To stay safe in a monogamous relationship, couples should:
1. Communicate openly about their sexual health and history.
2. Get tested regularly for STIs.
3. Practice safe sex, especially at the beginning of the relationship.
4. Trust and be faithful to one another.
5. Maintain good hygiene and stay up-to-date with vaccinations.

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