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Caring for patients with sexually transmitted infections commonly requires a team approach while simultaneously invoking a range of moral responses. Understanding these responses is integral to recognising how, who and why someone might get on board the team. In this chapter we reflect on real-life situations from patient and health professional perspectives. The scenarios highlight a range of human responses towards three different situations. Responses such as interest, understanding, shame and fear influence health practice relationships and the decisions made about getting the team on board.