Wednesday, June 25, 2014
How to Tell Someone You Have Herpes
Sunday, June 22, 2014
The Story of a Herpes Woman How to Find Her Love
I am a 25 year old female, I found out I had herpes in May 2011, I decided I would never be the type of person who kept it to myself but I also wouldn't live my life thinking I deserved to be alone for something that many people live with. I felt like my life was over, I told my mother no one would ever want to be with me because of it and that I was never dating again.
After about a month I decided it was time to start looking at my STD in a different light. Yes, living with herpes I still have my bad days but I honestly believe that this has made me a stronger, more mature, responsible person.
Since I found out that I had herpes I've told 3 guys, and I'm not talking mature 30 year olds, I've told a 25 year old, a 22 year old, and a 21 year old and I got the same response from all of them.
My thing was I decided within the first month of dating them whether or not they were a person I cared about and trusted and I got it over with quickly, within the first month I would sit down with them and explain to them that I have genital herpes and that if that wasn't something they could deal with that we didn't need to take things any further. The first time was the hardest, I felt like crying but I didn't because regardless of what we have we are still beautiful, smart, people who deserve to be loved and treated right regardless of what cards life has dealt us and I will not cry for something that I feel has made me a better person. I also told all of them that if they decided to google herpes not to take everything they read to heart because each persons body is different so to get a general idea and that if they had any questions to ask me, because lets be honest we all know so much about it at this point that we can answer most questions our partners have.
The first guy told me (and I quote) "I'm glad you didn't cry, that would've made things really bad" and we both laughed and then we talked about it, he said that being honest about it is all he asked and we dated for a year and a half, we didn't break up because of my STD but the fact that I was honest helped him trust me from the beginning and I feel made our bond stronger while we were together. The second guy said that God brought me into his life for a reason and again that telling him was more than he could ask for, we dated for 6 months and things ended because of something that had absolutely NOTHING to do with my STD. The guy I'm seeing now I told after 2 weeks, I was completely falling for him way to fast so I decided that I had to know before I got more attached. When I told him he said "I love you." That was the moment I knew none of it mattered anymore, happiness is a mindset, if you believe you deserve it (AND YOU DO DESERVE IT!) then you will have it.
Everyone has bad days, with or without Herpes, you've just gotta keep moving and I promise once you get it over with and see that someone does care about you it'll be like you never had herpes at all. And if by some stretch of the imagination some jerk says he can't deal with it then thank your lucky stars because he didn't deserve you in the first place, you want to be with a caring, compassionate person, not some idiot who thinks he is better than everyone else! If you're honest everything will work out for the best. Just remember, everyday, that you truly are beautiful.
Friday, June 20, 2014
Herpesfishes.Com-Help Singles with Herpes Find a Date
According to the report by the CDC in 2012, around 400-500 million people across the world are infected with HIV, herpes, HSV and other sexually transmitted diseases. The dating site 'Herpesfishes.com ' will definitely assist people to connect with those who have been already infected with the Herpes Simplex Virus.
People with Herpes find it extremely tough to communicate and open up with others, fearing a negative or unreasonable reaction, now knowing about their condition. A dating platform exclusively for people with Herpes is beneficial as it eliminates the awkwardness that people often experience when talking about Herpes.
Another reason people with Herpes hesitate about getting into a relationship, is the fear of rejection. There have been innumerable cases where people either got divorced or were left alone after a herpes diagnosis. Herpes dating websites encourage dating between people with Herpes.
A spokesperson from the website commented that it has become very important to provide individuals with a virtual platform to interact and develop strong bonding with others. In fact, it is better when people with herpes date someone with the same medical condition. This completely eliminates the chances of transmission of the virus. The herpes simplex virus cannot be given to the same individual twice.
This website boasts of every feature expected of a dating website. From in-site emails and instant messages to flirts and winks, this website has them all. The primary goal of this website is to allow people with Herpes to connect with each other. The website also gives access to support forums where members can share their opinions on a particular topic or clear their doubts.
Another striking feature that makes it different from others in the crowd is that the website allows users to check out STD care locations and read treatment stories of all those who are dealing with herpes. In addition to this, the website has over 800 answered questions pertaining to Herpes.
Herpesfishes.com has also included an additional level of security that verifies profiles, thereby adding to the security of users. Another feature that is accessible to users is the advanced search. The number of parameters included in this is unparallelled and allows users to narrow the search results.
All in all, Herpesfishes.com isn't just a dating website for people with herpes. It also allows its members to get in touch with counselors and industry experts. Those who are new to dating can consult the dating advisor.
Herpesfishes.com is an amazing website where people with herpes can connect and improve their awareness at the same time. With the membership base of over half a million members, it isn't difficult to find a partner either. Efficient use of the communication channels on the website will certainly find you a date.
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Herpes Singles How to Handle the Dating.
Learning you have genital herpes can be devastating, particularly when your love life is in flux. When someone is first diagnosed, the thought of dating with herpes can fill them with such anxiety that they may wonder if they will ever find love again.
Why is dating with herpes so stressful? After herpes diagnosis, people may be worried about being judged, be scared they could spread herpes to their future partners, or simply be terrified about how they are going to face the world. Fortunately, it turns out that most of the time dating with herpes isn't nearly as scary as worrying about it. Here's why:
After herpes diagnosis, it may be difficult to think about anything other than the fact that you have a disease, but that's all it is -- a disease. It isn't who you are. One of the toughest things to remember when dating with herpes is that mostly it's just dating -- an activity fraught with the potential for drama, pain, and heartbreak for pretty much everyone.
With few exceptions, people don't date solely because they want to have sex. They date because they like each other and find each other interesting and attractive. When those other things are true, a herpes diagnosis often doesn't seem like that big a deal. If you like someone enough, herpes can be just something you have to work with, like snoring or an affection for mornings.
If you still find your true love so far in the society, why not have a try on the dating website which is for herpes singles? enter the Herpesfishes.com, some people may reject you, but the right person won't.
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About the Genital Herpes Virus
There are 5 facts about the genital herpes virus that may help you with your health.
1) There are two types of viruses – herpes simplex 1 and herpes simplex 2. It is important to get testing in order to understand which virus you have.
The herpes simplex 2 virus is commonly known as “genital herpes” and does not often show up in the oral mouth area, however it is possible for this to happen. Testing includes swabbing the blister or performing a blood draw.
2) You can have herpes and not know it which means you can also transfer it to other people and not realize it. A lot of herpes infections are known as “asymptomatic.”
When the virus is active in the cells of the genital area, those cells can shed off and be transmitted to the skin of your partner during sexual contact, which may or may not include intercourse. Herpes is not transmitted by fluid exchange like other sexually transmitted infection.
3) Genital herpes can put you at greater risk for contracting HIV by three-fold. This means, if you have genital herpes, the inflammation in your cells due to this virus more easily allows HIV to enter your body than someone who does not have herpes.
4) Condoms and dental dams do not protect against the shedding herpes virus 100 percent. Herpes cannot cross the latex in condoms, however transmission from the vulvar, perianal, anal and inner thigh skin is not protected.
Condoms are still quite helpful during an outbreak, but abstinence and genital skin-to-skin contact should probably be avoided.
5) There are antiviral medications that can be taken during an outbreak or daily, to help prevent outbreaks but it is not 100 percent effective, and people can still shed infected cells to their partner.
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