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can he or me get oral herpes if we do oral sex when not having an outbreak???
before i found out i had it hes performed oral on me, and has after we found out . hes only done it twice. im scared to let him know because im scared to get it in my mouth as well.
i have more outbreaks, he hasnt had an outbreak yet.
we dont have sex when i have an outbreak or any sexual activity.View Thread

i have genital herpes and im only 17, ill be 18 next month.
i felt the same exact way as him and i still do every now and then.
the only thing that made me feel better and be able to deal with this and take it in better was being on here and educating myself about herpes. ive read and learned alot. the most part that helped me was seeing how common it is and how half the time people do not no they have it.
i havent told anyone about me having it because im like him i felt like id never be loved or people will think bad and talk bad about me. ive only told my mom and my bf, and both are very supportive.
i think the best thing for him to do is educate himself about it, you can talk to other people on here with herpes and theres this chat website made for people with herpes only. i get on it and it helps me.
i hope he can accept it because its not the end of the world and it will never make him any less of a person. its just something you have to live with like anything else in this world.
i wish him the best and if he ever needs someone to talk to im here
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and i think you should go see the doctor that doesnt sound good at all.
i have genital herpes, im not exactly sure what u have but i no i felt sick after i found out only because i worked myself up a cry for a week lol and the pills i take made me feel nauseated for a while. but i def think u need to see your doctor about thatView Thread





im going to the doctors today.
and i will thank you for your advice:)View Thread
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