devils_daughter
Really Experienced
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- Aug 23, 2005
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1girl2know said:Also, since I went to nursing school they've changed their thinking on how it is spread... they used to say that it could only be spread when a lesion is present and, I believe, an open one at that... now they know that isn't true... you can spread it w/o having a lesion.
That all said... and it is easy for me to say it because I don't have it, but still... I agree w/ Devil's Daughter that getting it doesn't have to be the end of the world. I (idealistically) think that if someone cares enough for one it won't matter to them.
Yeh, I contracted it through a mouth ulcer on my bf through oral. Neither or us knew it was a risk at all, as he is definatly the kind of guy that would do nothing to put me in danger, especially of an incurable disease.
I agree with what you say about if they care about you enough they will stay with you, but it's not always so easy if the partner in question is the one to have given it to you as the guilt trip is unbelievable. Even though I'm the one stuck with a disease for the rest of my life, it hit my bf a hell of a lot harder then it hit me. As i said, the mental and emotional effect on the relationship is much worse then the physical symptoms which can pretty much be controlled with painkillers (although my first episode hurt like a mother-fucker!).
I think everyone that is having sex right now needs to think about how they would deal with giving someone herpes or contracting it themselves because so little is known for definite as to how to get it (I've heard so much conflicting stuff since I got it about 4 months ago) that it can easily be transmitted accidentaly.
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