Please Help Me"I Have Chlamydia" By Frederick Charles Morton           First Public Edition

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Doctors will usually call it a yeast infection, but by my research, I think it is chlamydia
and that is what causes the yeast to become out of balance and start to accumulate.
However, this is just by my research on the internet, I don't have any real experience
dealing with patients or examining the actual bacteria. I think doctors just lie to maintain
their professional deceitfulness so that they don't have to tell you what it is exactly. In
this way, the next time you get a yeast infection, you might think you know what it is and
instead of going to the doctor to get the proper antibiotics, (perhaps because you think the
doctor might lie to you and make you a candidate for surgery, diabetes, herpes, or
something else) you might just decide to go to the store and get Monistat or something,
thinking that would clear it up. However, it is the bacteria that causes the yeast to become
out of balance and start forming. Even though the yeast will clear up in a week or so, you
may still have active bacteria and not even know it. According to my research on the
internet, it is possible for you to have a bacterial infection without having any symptoms,
however, if you get a yeast infection, that is a symptom. Again, I find it hard to believe
that someone wouldn't have any symptoms, but several websites state this and I think it
could be possible that this statement or statistic may reflect upon some of the people who
may be too embarrassed or "afraid" to go to the doctor.

(Once SMARiTT comes out, we can use it to investigate this kind of activity and
make sure that doctors don't/aren't doing this kind of stuff to you/me/anyone, after all,
they are using SMARiTT to secure this kind of activity in the first place).

Girls, always get it hard first or you could give a guy a bacterial infection.
Obviously, I guy can't have intercourse with a girl unless it is hard, which is why guys
probably don't get it as much as females do. Also, never drench the head of his penus
with your salvia, especially when it is soft. Bacteria is natural in our bodies all of the
time. The bacteria stays dormant for most of, if not all of our lives. If you have never had
an STD, then your bacteria has never become active. If you have had an STD it is most
likely because you didn't get warmed up or hard first properly and your bacteria became
active. There is also bacteria in your mouth, so if you use salvia the way she did, you will
probably put some of that bacteria in his penis, which is most likely what I have right
now. You will also get it in your mouth too, if you do that.

Oh yeah, one more very important thing. This is especially for the younger
people; And Parents, you should absolutely teach your kids this first, even before they
start having sex. This is from actually real life knowledge, I didn't get this from the
internet. When I was younger, back in high school, I know of at least two girl who got
operations because I guy peed in her vagina. Both of these girls lost their ability to have
kids because of it. In these cases and I have heard of and seen/met a couple more, the girl
asked the guy to do it for her. Guys, never pee in a girls vagina, not even if she asks you
too. Girls, never ask a guy to do this for you; you will most assuredly get something from
it. Now, I don't personally believe that the doctor(s) had to give them an operation for this
so that they can't have kids. They should of just been able to wash it out and use
antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but the doctors did give them an operation so that they
can't have kids anyway. We will most assuredly have to check with SMARiTT about this.
Enough said.

Now, when it comes to STDs, bacterial infections are real and the most common
ones, although, for as many as there are, I think the electronic alteration of humanity with

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