would you have sex with a girl with herpes?

[Dman101]

Theres this girl that I used to **** raw for 6 months back when she was 19 a while ago. We fell off for a little while, but now a days she texts me every few weeks. Shes a little bit weird seems like a hood rat who isnt that smart on the surface, but shes actually in grad school studying biochemisrty , and shes my exact type cute face, real nice ass and skinny body and shes actually I like talking to her, shes a cool person. Back when we was talking, she bought me a 200 dollar ipod nano for my birthday even though she was a college student.

So thing is a yr after we stopped talking she told me she got tested for herpes so she wanted to see if I gave it to her which I didnt. Shes my ideal woman physically and by far has been my best sex so far. Have any of you ever ****ed a girl you knew had herpes? Any tips on avoiding catching it if you did. I know that over 25% of girls out there have herpes anyway, we just dont know that they do.

 

[Poonani Maker]

No. Not if i Knew. No!

 

[bigneil]

As a person's health declines they acquire new diseases - a sign of degeneration. It goes Chlamydia, Gonnorea, Herpes, Hepatitis, HIV, Death - in about that order. It's not by chance. Healthy people don't get sick. Healthy chickens don't have Salmonella. Germs are constant - our immune system (i.e. health) is what keeps them at bay. Want to avoid being sick? Don't eat sick animals you dumbass.

So if you are healthy (primarily denoted by abdominal leanness), then yes, you can sleep with a girl with Herpes and not get it. 98% of married couples don't even spread it!

Read up on the natural cures for diseases (eating right) - and do it by default!

 

[Serg897]

Its a risk. Wearing a condom will reduce, but not eliminate, the risk. And be advised that if you do catch Herpes, it will stay in your body for life.

There is no known way to eliminate the infection as the actual viral particles can be eliminated but it also likes to keep its DNA in your neurons, which can always be used to make more virus (breakouts are triggered randomly, but it seems can be linked to health problems or even mood).

 

[Dman101]

yeah its really a tough call because honestly physically shes exactly what I like in a woman. I shouldve locked her down when I had the chance before then this wouldnt be an issue. Her ass is soo nice and round, but the body is skinny I love that.. Its not easy to find new chicks where I live unless you drive an hour to New york or hoboken and all of those girls live far so its getting harder to get pssy these days.

 

[foreverAFC]

yeah its really a tough call because honestly physically shes exactly what I like in a woman. I shouldve locked her down when I had the chance before then this wouldnt be an issue. Her ass is soo nice and round, but the body is skinny I love that.. Its not easy to find new chicks where I live unless you drive an hour to New york or hoboken and all of those girls live far so its getting harder to get pssy these days.

what if you break up in a few months, you may get stuck with a disease for life which will affect every future relationship you have. either way if this is something you are really considering, you should get advice from a doctor.

 

[Bible_Belt]

http://www.sosuave.net/forum/search.php?searchid=1735402

 

[C-quenced]

I wouldn't touch her unless you gave me a winning power ball ticket. Even in that case I would only take the chance once and hope I didn't catch anything. HSV scares me more then HIV/AIDS.

 

[moneyisking]

are you really asking this expecting anybody to say yes? just sayin

 

[perseverance]

No way, Jose!

Herpes isn't just for Christmas, it's for life.

 

[d!ckmojo]

Not knowingly, but I fvck a lot of slvts raw-dawg, so I wouldn't be surprised if I've come in contact with herpes at some stage in my sexual exploits.

But like Big Neil says, if you've got strong health, you'll have less chance of contracting viruses.

I also drink a tablespoon of colloidal silver every day, and I don't give a f#ck if any skeptic f#ck wit wants to sn1gger about it.

 

[bigneil]

Exactly. 70% of us carry the virus, so that's normal. Weak people express the virus.

Silver is the best antibiotic. Pharmaceutical Antibiotics meanwhile destroy all the GOOD bacteria in your gut - and in a healthy person it is 2/3 good bacteria, so you do more harm than good.

There is no known way to eliminate the infection as the actual viral particles can be eliminated but it also likes to keep its DNA in your neurons, which can always be used to make more virus (breakouts are triggered randomly, but it seems can be linked to health problems or even mood).

What are you doing? Reading off your Valtrex bottle?

The FDA says there is no cure for anything. They actually made it illegal to use the word cure! Only a (legal) drug can cure a disease they say, but you need to take it for the rest of your life! They are a criminal racket.

All diseases have natural cures. They are just violently suppressed, that's all.

 

[Uberguy]

yeah its really a tough call because honestly physically shes exactly what I like in a woman.

There are women with the same body type who DON'T have the herp. I don't think this is a tough call at all. It's a NEXT.

 

[EastWind]

I see a LOT of dangerous half-knowledge in here...

First of all, there are different strands (kinds) of Herpes. The two most well-known are genital and facial Herpes. The latter one is behind those little outbreaks on people's lips and, sometimes, faces. This virus is carried by a wide majority of the western (and world) population, but not expressed in all of them on a regular basis. The same can be said of genital Herpes.

In general, Herpes carriers are contagious only when they have lesions - which is when the virus is actually active and not hiding in nerve cells. However, since the virus is also active slightly before lesions are visible, the absence of lesions is not a surefire indicator.

Viruses are not expressed by "weak people", there are different predispositions to expression - but what is accepted in modern medicine is that Herpes expression is related to momentary weaknesses of the immune system, due for example to stress, or even a cold.

The notion that only weak people get sick is a complete fabrication and also shows a distorted view or "weak" and "strong". Everyone catches a cold once in a while, it doesn't make them weak. What matters is how well you fight it off. The strongest people can get cancer.

Also, bigneil, how you acquire or fight off infections is not solely linked to your health. You can be the healthiest person on earth, but if I inject you with Ebola, you'll damn sure be gone in a few weeks. Some viruses are built to work around the immune system, plain and simple. I'd go as fa as call your notion dangerous.

Also, if you're more scared of getting Herpes than HIV, there's something seriously wrong with your ranking system. The one gives you a rash - admittedly uncomfortable and somewhat embarrassing - and the other one kills you. I know which one I'd chose.

 

[SgtSplacker]

Are we talking genital herpes, or the cold sores some girls get?

 

[Burroughs]

If you do not have the willpower as a man to resist sleeping with a woman you know has ANY KIND OF STD you should just go kill yourself.

this world is too complex for you :yes:

And no don't be a faggot and use the excuse that "lots of girls you fvcked probably had STDs" and you didn't get sick...that is b!tch azz revisionist history that is suitable for mealy mouth fags.

 

[VladPatton]

I see a LOT of dangerous half-knowledge in here...

First of all, there are different strands (kinds) of Herpes. The two most well-known are genital and facial Herpes. The latter one is behind those little outbreaks on people's lips and, sometimes, faces. This virus is carried by a wide majority of the western (and world) population, but not expressed in all of them on a regular basis. The same can be said of genital Herpes.

In general, Herpes carriers are contagious only when they have lesions - which is when the virus is actually active and not hiding in nerve cells. However, since the virus is also active slightly before lesions are visible, the absence of lesions is not a surefire indicator.

Viruses are not expressed by "weak people", there are different predispositions to expression - but what is accepted in modern medicine is that Herpes expression is related to momentary weaknesses of the immune system, due for example to stress, or even a cold.

The notion that only weak people get sick is a complete fabrication and also shows a distorted view or "weak" and "strong". Everyone catches a cold once in a while, it doesn't make them weak. What matters is how well you fight it off. The strongest people can get cancer.

Also, bigneil, how you acquire or fight off infections is not solely linked to your health. You can be the healthiest person on earth, but if I inject you with Ebola, you'll damn sure be gone in a few weeks. Some viruses are built to work around the immune system, plain and simple. I'd go as fa as call your notion dangerous.

Also, if you're more scared of getting Herpes than HIV, there's something seriously wrong with your ranking system. The one gives you a rash - admittedly uncomfortable and somewhat embarrassing - and the other one kills you. I know which one I'd chose.

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Agreed!

 

[omega05]

You want to catch a disease because you like her so much? What's wrong with you?

 

[Dman101]

she just looks soo good to me, I"m super attracted to her and she actually likes me too and we were having sex for 6 months

 

[perseverance]

she just looks soo good to me, I"m super attracted to her and she actually likes me too and we were having sex for 6 months

It's upto you, bro! Don't let any of us sway your opinion. If you like this woman, then I say go for it. If her carrying Herpes is not a problem for you, then you have nothing to lose and a lot to gain. It seems like you are trying to justify yourself to the people who have responded to this thread, when in reality you have nothing to justify to a bunch of strangers on an Internet forum.