"steady partners" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two people who are in a close, reliable, and long-term relationship. For example, "My grandparents have been steady partners for more than fifty years."
Private exchanges, you deal with your steady partners.
"They don't want to leave their steady partners.
It is women much more than men who have H.S.D.D., who don't feel heat for their steady partners.
"They are also more critical of their steady partners and feel less 'one' with them on those few days before ovulation".
As on the album, Mr. Cardenas had the important benefit of steady partners: Ben Allison on bass and Rudy Royston on drums.
When her friend Helen, in "The Mystery at Lilac Inn," says, "Goodness, Nancy, you must be tired of hearing us talk about our steady partners when -- ", Nancy interrupts: "Not at all.
Such agreements include the decision to engage in sexual activities with only the steady partner, the decision to always use condoms with non-steady partners, and the decision to refrain from engaging in anal sex with non-steady partners.
However, many MSM in steady relationships have adopted a range of behavioral strategies such that UAI with a steady partner, even in the presence of anal sex with other, non-steady partners, carries little to no risk for HIV transmission.
Many individuals also reported that they believed themselves to be HIV-negative because their steady partner was, despite having UAI with non-steady partners, or that they were afraid of testing positive.
For example, condom use with non-steady partners may be promoted as a selfless act, undertaken by HIV-negative men in relationships to protect not only themselves, but their steady partner [ 22, 23].
In this case, campaigns should include effective guidance on negotiating safer sex with non-steady partners, as well as on disclosing and handling breaks in the agreement with the steady partner.
