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Abstinence refers to not having sex, or engaging in sexual activity. By not having sex you are reducing your risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease - although it's important to point out that there are other means of contracting sexually transmitted diseases other than just via sex. For example you can get HIV from infected needles during drug use, piercing, or tattoos.
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