Monogomous doesn't mean anything in this context. It is possible to get it from non-sexual encounters - we've confirmed cases in virgins, after all [1] and if a

Monogomous doesn't mean anything in this context. It is possible to get it from non-sexual encounters - we've confirmed cases in virgins, after all [1] and if anyone has ever had other partners, they (or you!) have even more chance to have it as skin to skin contact will spread it (in other words, that condom won't stop it). Most people have had HPV at least once in their life. A lot of strains simply have no symptoms whatsoever, so folks don't even know they had it. Many cases simply clear up on their own after producing no symptoms. Some do cause warts and some hang around and cause cancer later in life, though. [1]https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33101476/#:~:text=The%20horizontal%20transfer%20of%20HPV,personal%20history%20of%20sexual%20abuse https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33101476/#:~:text=The%20hori....