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  1. You can shed asymptomatically even if you've never had an outbreak so that is not correct.
  2. Hmm, maybe than HIV but a latex allergy can be deadly whereas most STDs are not. I have a friend who cannot eat foods that were prepared by someone wearing latex gloves-means she can't eat out-ever, has to be extremely careful about what brands she buys etc. Can't go to the Doctor's office due to latex particles in the ventilation system. Is basically housebound since she can't control how environment anywhere else.
  3. There is no 100% safe time with herpes, either oral or genital. You can shed the virus and have no idea that you are contagious. It is called asymptomatic shedding. You can transfer from mouth to mouth, or mouth to genitals. You probably should inform potential playments but I wonder how many people do?
  4. Ditto. Won't shave. My legs are bad enough and MUST be shaved daily so I am not going there with my pubic hair. I trim with a beard trimmer and pluck the bikini line and all of those damn coarse hairs that grow on my upper thighs. (!) I also have two daughters and the idea of looking like a kid creeps me out. T will trim but he has full body hair in front and I am not sure how to make the transition from hair to none.
  5. I just wanted to clarify something here. HPV is responsible for warts; HSV is herpes. Two different incurables. J
  6. Same with HSV. Lifelong. Most people who have the virus do not even know that they have ever been exposed. No surefire way to protect from passing it on because the virus can shed in the entire 'boxer shorts' region. And it *IS* contagious even when you have no visible symptoms. My thoughts... Unless you have had several negative blood tests for the antibodies, you can't really assume that you don't have it. Especially if you have ever received oral sex from someone who gets cold sores. J
  7. Yes, cold sores are herpes. *Usually* caused by Type 1 but sometimes by Type 2. You can give them to your kids or your spouse through kissing and to someone genitally by giving them oral sex. BUT... having oral herpes does not equal having genital herpes. If you get cold sores you most likely won't get the same type in the genital region. But you could get Type 2 if you had sex with someone who has Type 2 genitally. Does that help or just confuse the issue further? J
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