Herpes

Found out my 36 year old gf of 6 months has tested positive for hsv2. Should I dump her? I really dont want to catch it. I'm 30 and tested negative for hsv2 but had a low positive for hsv1. I thought she gave it to me because I tested negative last year, but she tested negative for hsv1 so what the fuck. What is going on.

We fucked raw a few times earlier in the relationship. Then I put the brakes on sex and waited about 2 months for us to get tested.

She told me she has had many sexual partners (duh right) but has never had symptoms, not even a cold sore. She had hooked up with someone 2 weeks before we met also. But we've been in a dedicated relationship for 6 months.

I don't want to break up. I've become attached. She watched anime, works out, and plays video games. Also the sex is good. I feel lucky. I dont think I'd find someone like this again.

She is crazy into m. And it would fuck her up hard if I dumped her, especially since she's dealing with other serious medical complications right now as well. I'm really into her too, but I feel the minor issues we have with each other will just be intolerable with this herpes diagnosis.


This really sucks. What to do?

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Anyone?

genital herpes bro dump that is nasty
fucking test if she gave it to u

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Leave that swamp pussy behind you. Keep your dick clean

You're 30, still young af. Go find someone, 26 or 16 even, if legal in your country. Jesus man, that girl doesn't need you, she needs your dick. Holy shit.

Actual non-virgin here. Either of you could have had it lay dormant for a long time.

Like I said, I was tested TWICE for hsv2, once before the relationship, and once during, and both were negative. I never had it, and likely don't now, since we haven't had sex since she got tested.

Bait

>duh right
Nah all it takes is one infected partner, so you can get herpes from having only fucked one person

>Should I dump her over this?
If you can't stand having herpes 2, yeah. Maybe she should try an antiviral or something. Most people suppress it with their immune systems.