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Hi , im new here, it's been 18 months since i found out i had H .... my bf of 6 years had been cheating on me. It has devastated my life. The symptoms are nothing..but what it has done to my state of mind and my hopes for my future are devastating. Am i alone now? is this it? will no man ever accept me again? In 18 months i have never talked about this with anyone, and right now as i write this, i am crying, i feel a release at being here...is this the first step to accepting? ... Is there anyone out there who is further on in their acceptance who can offer me any kind of support, reasurrance, anything, even a friendly word, as i feel so alone! Im a strong woman, and nobody knows what this has done to me, but inside i am at war!

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Lost_Girl

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I just found out this year the 24th of February that I had HSV II. I thought I had it in January. My ex of five years cheated on me last November while he was on vacation and came back and gave this to me.

I found by educating myself about herpes and by using the support of my friend's and family it makes things easier. I am not willing to accept that I will not have a normal life due to this. Herpes does not define who I am. I will be successful and find someone to love me for who I am. I feel now that there is nothing that I can do to change this and I must accept this or will have regrets later. You cannot go back in the past and change things, so it is better to look at it as a positive, rather than a negative no matter how hard it may be.

Think about it along the lines in how it will help you to weed out those who are not worth dealing with. One who loves you will accept you for all that you are, with all your defects. When you are to start a relationship, you don't have to tell the person right away. Let them start to build a relationship with you and start to care for you, then tell them, which will allow them to be more accepting. If they do not accept it, then you don't want them anyway. I have already went through this with a guy that I really cared about and now we are only friend's. I hope that I could help.

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No my friend! You will not be alone just for that! My new girlfriend has it and didn't bother to tell me!! Honestly, if she had, it wouldn't have made any difference! BUT....since she didn't, and exposed me to it twice, and I still don't have any signs(3 wks), I just dont know about her. But PLEASE DON"T GIVE UP HOPE!!!!!!

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Drew, you're right not to feel sure about her. It's sad really, becasue if she'd told you, as you say, it wouldn't have made any difference. However, she DID know she had it and NEVER told you. She can't be trusted simple as that.

Truley hope she hasn't passed it on to you.

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Stay strong

One thing i have learned through my recent discovery that i have herpes is never give up. Some days will seem bleak and hopeless and you may want to give up but there are so many things to look forward to. People today are not only more educated about Herpes but they are also more understanding. Its hard to deal with finding out you have herpes but to also find out about your long term boyfriend cheated on you makes things worse. There are good people out there, and even though we dont like it sometimes things need to happen like this to make use stronger and realize and how much we have to live for. Dont keep things bottled up. If you have a close friend or relative, tell them. It's a huge weight off your chest. Your not alone. I found out i was positive with genital herpes 2 months ago and things havent been easy, but its nice to know that there are forums like this on the web where you can talk about your feelings and will find people who understand what your going through. Someday you will find someone who will love you and respect you for the wonderful person you are and wont care that your positive. Just stay strong and keep talking :)

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i think what im learning now is that the sooner ya get out there and just accept that you have H....the sooner ya come to grips with it and then you can continue to move on to having a happier and more secure life with someone. Ive had it for 15 years now and since the day i first found out i had deemed myself alone forever, that was it for me. I tried for years to not get to know anyone cuz i was so embarrassed and discusted and all that with myself and having H.... and to share that info with someone...omg just cant do it. I have met someone now who loves me and i love him so much that it breaks my heart and i just wanna say good bye and send him on his marry way so that i dont have to tell him. I understand that if i tell him and he cant handle it and decides to say good bye,

then he didnt love me enough to learn about it or whatever

but him bein the first person in 15 years that i will have ever told will make me want to go over the edge if he takes it badly.

Does anyone have encouraging words or even ways i can bring it up to him cuz i really dont ever want to lose him.

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