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I just found this site and have had hsv2 for about 18 years, I do have 3 children as well. So there you go, I have never told anyone I have herpes. only this year started taking medicine, yep, I am a loner, married but don't speak usually about myself or my problems. Husband doesn't even know, imagine that, as far as I know he has never been infected.

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I'm glad you found this forum.

I'm a mod here so a part of my "job" is to make people feel welcome here and give support and info when I can.Another part is to be open and non-judgmental.I really can't help but feel angry and upset with you though for keeping this from your husband.

skigirl,this is very,VERY important that you tell him and tell him to be tested and educate him about this disease.Yes,it IS a disease and he has a right to know as he may become infected with it.

I know it may be hard to tell him,but you really need to.I urge you to sit down and have a talk with your husband and fill him in on your situation.

I wonder how long you have been married to him and if you knew about your herpes befor you married him.

Good luck!!

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I've been married for 21 years

He's never mentioned it and neither did I. 18 years is a long time and he's never had a sore. I'd know, we are together quite often. Not sure how I got it but suffice it to say he must be the carrier as he's never had a sore once.

He is not easy to talk to and prob gave it to me and doesn't ever want to talk about it. I just have never felt the need to bring it up. I just deal with it and go on. But should one of us pass on, then yeah, it'd be a blessing to know so the other can plan the rest of their life accordingly.

OK, I guess we need to talk about it. Neither of us would be angry I'm sure, it's just something that happened. We plan on being together forever as far as I am concerned, he cries when he thinks I might leave him, he truly loves me.

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