Double dilemma lesbian withHSV

By Jetsjets on Mon, 02-13-12, 12:54

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I have been positive for HErpes since 1992. I don't have many outbreaks but do know when I am feeling run down to take it easy cause that's when I'm most at risk for an outbreak. Being a lesbian it's hard enough to meet women in general. I am not very aggressive and end up thinking its easier to be alone then go through all the craziness in the bar scene or online dating and then having to tell them I have herpes. It still sucks 20. Years later and I'm nOt sure if this ever changes. I hated it then and I hate it now!

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By marcie on Mon, 02-13-12, 20:24

Say a prayer when you can and have faith and believe that the cure will come. Wishing you health and happiness. God bless you.

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By puerto rican princess on Thu, 02-23-12, 16:13

everything will be okay hun :D im here for you when you need me send a private message but are you taking any meds? try to avoid stress

ptsd is ruining my life..........

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By hiswife84 on Mon, 02-27-12, 20:52

I almost think its easier to be with a non infected partner because at least then you can please them. I have H also & I'm bi.

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By puerto rican princess on Mon, 02-27-12, 22:31

oh okay yeah thats also true just be careful
princess :]

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