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amberrt2
08-12-2008, 09:04 PM
How do I convince my boyfriend to have sex with me when the doctor told him his chances of getting it are slim to none or less than 1%. I have herpes and he doesnt but I have never ever had an out break the only reason why I even found out is because I was getting tested for everything because my ex boyfriend had a std. Please help me.

Also where can I find poeple like me who have herpes?

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Truthseek
08-12-2008, 09:50 PM
Unfortunately, you can not convince someone if they don't want to face the fear. Most of the fear comes from not knowing enough about it. There is a risk of contracting herpes yes. But you could also get on the highway and get hit by a drunk driver. It's how you manage that risk or herpes risk that counts. Knowledge is one way to protect yourself. Meds are another. Are you on suprressive meds to reduce the risk lower? Condoms with suppressive meds and not having sex when you feel any kind of an outbreak reduces the risk of transmission.
Has he ever been tested himself? It could be that he has it and just never recognized it as such. In that case, if you both have it, there really is not a problem then is there?

As for finding people who have herpes - you just did. We are here, we are here, we are here! (Apologies to Horton Hears a Who.) If you mean for intimate relationships, there are herpes dating sites out there. Also check for support groups in your area. Sometimes listed in the phone book.

amberrt2
08-13-2008, 11:07 PM
Yes he has been tested and it came back negative so i got retested and mine was well positive again. do you think he could have it and it just not be strong enough to put out a positive?

Truthseek
08-14-2008, 08:37 AM
He is negative right now. So you two need to be careful and not have sex when you have or think you are getting an outbreak. If it takes 3 - 4 months to show up in blood, he can retest later.

kilgore52
08-16-2008, 12:55 PM
"seeking" is right and we can't predict the future and know if he will get it or not. i feel most people that post the shock of getting it first and then the process of where did this come from starts. we really can't know when or where because it can lie dormant for a long time and for some, the symptoms are so mild that they don't even know they have it or some say you can be a carrier. what we have to do is treat it and be cautious when having an outbreak along with good hygiene. not much else we can do. don't worry yourself sick with this because stress is not healthy. we just deal with what we are handed. and believe me when i say that you are NOT alone





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