Hi Tahir, i didnt not know that the number of new cases of chlamydia was a high number. I do agree that individuals diagnosed with STI's would go through a number of different emotions. I also believe that such emotions such as the stress and the worries could even to some extent make a person depressed which could add to the afected individuals social behaviour and also the behaviour of others towards that person.
I also agree with you on what you said about 'The public’s perception of those who have contracted an STI can differ greatly depending on if they have personally experienced it or not'. I also would like to add to this point that, certain people in the public would think that someone with STI's has a higly active sexual life with a number of people. Which would propably make them have less respect for that person. This could label them as maybe being 'easy'. Which would be an entirely wrong assumption but in society, many uneducated people could think this way.
