Ugh no. That framing is a big part of the problem. Pre-vaccine, about 80% of adults end up with it[0]. It’s just that it’s usually (grossly) asymptomatic, so t

Ugh no. That framing is a big part of the problem. Pre-vaccine, about 80% of adults end up with it[0]. It’s just that it’s usually (grossly) asymptomatic, so the prevalence is less obvious. However, not seeing a wart doesn’t necessarily say much about cancer risk. So it’s not everyone paying for “sluts”; it’s everyone paying for everyone so that no one pays a lot when they lose the cancer lottery. [0] Literally in bold here https://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stats.htm https://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/stats.htm