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... and you do not of course.
Do you date them anyway?
Do you date them anyway?
LOL! Yes, yes, "I have this friend . . ." :wink:OK.
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A: Yes, I would. Want to add a pollSounds like an interesting topic
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That's the point, though. This is someone you REALLY like. Assuming of course that your relationship with them only reinforced that this person was incredibly compatible and attractive to you, would you nevertheless date them with the intention of never having sex with them?I would date them, unless by date you mean do something sexual, in which case I wouldn't.
I probably would. If this person is incredibly compatible and attractive to me, and we both really like each other, then yes. It would depend on how much they wanted sex, though, because it would be likely that their sex drive would be higher than mine.That's the point, though. This is someone you REALLY like. Assuming of course that your relationship with them only reinforced that this person was incredibly compatible and attractive to you, would you nevertheless date them with the intention of never having sex with them?
I was just about to say this. More than likely, you have herpes already. You probably wouldn't even have an outbreak because visible outbreaks only happen to like 35% of those affected. Most people catch it when they're little from their parents, or in their teens years, but by the time you're 50 80+% of population has it in one form or another. So it really shouldn't matter.I'm assuming you mean genital herpes because about 80 to 90% of the population has a form of herpes, which usually is oral herpes (cold sores). Genital herpes is HSV-2, a different strain. You can contract HSV-2 as oral herpes and you can also get HSV-1 on your genitals. I know people will try and refute me but you can have HSV-1 or HSV-2 and never have an outbreak. Shingles and chicken pox are also a form of herpes, but most people aren't educated on it.
And even then, there is viral shedding which can infect the partner without a visible outbreak. But it's highly unlikely. I know a lot about this because I too received HSV-1 (cold sores) from my mother. It's very likely that all of my siblings carry it, including my father. My mother and I are the only ones who have outbreaks. People often don't experience it so they have no idea how irritating herpes can be.I was just about to say this. More than likely, you have herpes already. You probably wouldn't even have an outbreak because visible outbreaks only happen to like 35% of those affected. Most people catch it when they're little from their parents, or in their teens years, but by the time you're 50 80+% of population has it in one form or another. So it really shouldn't matter.
I would take the normal precautions. No sexual contact during an outbreak, but it wouldn't matter.
I researched it because I thought that I had contracted it from a friend. Either a) I didn't b) I'm asymptomatic or c) I've always had it and I'm asymptomaticAnd even then, there is viral shedding which can infect the partner without a visible outbreak. But it's highly unlikely. I know a lot about this because I too received HSV-1 (cold sores) from my mother. It's very likely that all of my siblings carry it, including my father. My mother and I are the only ones who have outbreaks. People often don't experience it so they have no idea how irritating herpes can be.
You can always get an STI/STD test to see if you carry it. I've educated myself on it because of oral herpes and how contagious it is. I don't want to give it to any partners so I wanted to be as educated as possible on the topic. I'd rather not rely on ignorance to keep me safe, I think most people should learn about it.I researched it because I thought that I had contracted it from a friend. Either a) I didn't b) I'm asymptomatic or c) I've always had it and I'm asymptomatic
Yeah I suppose. I dont really think I have it, but it wouldn't hurt to check. Being asymptomatic and all, I dont really have much of a way to know when I'm most susceptible to spread it. I dont think either of my parents have it, but I became quite the little drunk makeout whore for a brief period in time so it's really not out of the question.You can always get an STI/STD test to see if you carry it. I've educated myself on it because of oral herpes and how contagious it is. I don't want to give it to any partners so I wanted to be as educated as possible on the topic. I'd rather not rely on ignorance to keep me safe, I think most people should learn about it.
The woman of my dreams wouldn't have herpes...
Recommend a link pleaseYou can always get an STI/STD test to see if you carry it. I've educated myself on it because of oral herpes and how contagious it is. I don't want to give it to any partners so I wanted to be as educated as possible on the topic. I'd rather not rely on ignorance to keep me safe, I think most people should learn about it.