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A close friend of mine fell in love with someone who has herpes. Sometimes fate has its own funny ways. They had been dating for a while and the man continued to postpone sex. Both were in their sixties so it seemed natural that they did not just jump into bed. However, after a while, my friend was impatient to get closer and began to feel rejected. He then broke the news to her that he had herpes. Before I knew it, my friend started calling me every day with more questions about herpes and transmission. She was first afraid he would kill her. I told her death was highly unlikely and the reasons. Suddenly, I was living the perspective of people who think they have herpes and plan to engage with someone who does. It was incredible that I had a part to play. I took a neutral role, discussing the ugly parts first, then tell him the best parts.

The information I gave included herpes is spread, it never leaves you once contracted and I gave him all the risk factors. We talked about ways to prevent transmission of herpes and how using a variety of different approaches reduces the risk. I told him everything I knew about alternative treatments for herpes and transmission, and then I let her make up her own mind.

Many people do not even know they have herpes, and I advised my friend to have a blood test for herpes. 30 years earlier, she said it had "a wild fire over there and I know that once it is there it does not disappear. She felt reassured and horrified, while it may in fact have herpes already. Her doctor got his stupid to do a blood test for IgM or so it seemed and it was uncertain whether she had. Curiously, he was sure she did not have HSV-1 which is quite rare at his age.

She thought, as she has already herpes, she could not get reinfected. I told him it was unlikely but possible. I told him what to do to reduce the risk of transmission to the lowest levels possible. I recommend not to bake a chocolate cake for her beloved and also gave its recommendations diet.

All I can say is that they are happy and they make a handsome couple now. The story might have ended differently and I'm sure I've played an important role in the education of my friend about herpes. Was it me or the rock solid information on the condition that I made the difference? I think my valuable information and patience to explain things calmly made all the difference.

My advice to all people with herpes dating must be very open and forward all relevant information for your potential partner. Research and learn about proven solutions that much work and supply of reinsurance. There is someone special for you there. No doubt about it. Dating with herpes can have a happy ending.

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