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The fact is, all committed and/or protected relationships have an extremely reduced correlation with STDs; gay or straight.
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Even in hetero-relationships a lot of STD's are transmitted between trusted partners because trusted partners lull people into a false sense of security. It isn't unusual at all to find out your partner has been cheating via a good case of the clap.
Numbers don't lie. Your large percentage of potential partners that are a biohazard should scare you enough that your sexual preference wouldn't make you act on it.
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Your experience with gays must be limited reality. My experience includes dozens of gays that I've worked for plus family (one of which is a very close family member at age 39 and two other more distant relatives in their 50s), none of which have a single STD that I know of.
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That you know of. Who runs around saying they got the clap? Even if you are gay, you likely don't share the details of your sexual life, but CDC data does.
http://www.cdc.gov/msmhealth/STD.htm
http://www.cdc.gov/nchhstp/newsroom/...nal508comp.pdf
They even have a special education program at CDC:
http://www.cdc.gov/msmhealth/HIV.htm
.... and the CDC recommends a yearly (or less) AIDS test....
Can I believe a gay man could find love and a faithful partner for life where nobody cheats and everything is cool? I guess it's not impossible, but it sure isn't those idiots dancing around in a thong at the gay pride parade and it isn't their political arm.