I really am frustrated with having it. I'm too afraid of getting rejected for telling the truth to potential GF, and not to mention I'm really shy and awkward. I'm here because I figured escorts are more open minded with herpes, seeing as sex is what they do for a living. With that being said, how do they handle people with herpes?
How do escorts handle people with herpes?
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Genital herpes is often asymptomatic, though viral shedding may still occur.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpes_simplex
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpes_simplex
but if he does tell and ends up with no partners, then he'd go ape shit
now what do you think he'd prefer - go ape shit or know that you went ape shit?
i'm sure he wasn't happy when someone passed the herpes on to him either! So why do it to someone else?
I have seen post in craigslist from women with herpes looking for partner with herpes (women seeking men section).
I think it's like 20% of population or so have it, so it's safe to assume if you hobby long enough you gonna get it anyway, so why worry about it?i'm sure he wasn't happy when someone passed the herpes on to him either! So why do it to someone else?
If despite the advice given here you see an escort or even an mpa you should post where you go so hobbyists are aware.
These are US statistics from a reliable source http://www.herpesclinic.com/genitalherpes/genitalherpesstatistics.htm
Genital Herpes Statistics
Genital herpes statistics can be important in learning the impact of this virus. Read the following genital herpes statistics to learn more. Some statistics include oral and genital herpes. Remember that both can cause outbreaks on either part of your body.
One in four adults have herpes.
There are approximately one million new cases of herpes each year.
More women than men have herpes.
Approximately thirty million Americans have the herpes virus.
There are about 500,000 new cases each year in America.
Approximately 80% of persons having a first episode caused by HSV-2 will have at least one recurrence, while only 50% of persons with HSV-1 will experience a recurrence.
Clinical trials have proved Valaciclovir (an antiviral therapy) to prevent or delay up to 85% of herpes outbreaks.
About 50 percent to 80 percent of the adult population in the United States has oral herpes.
Twenty percent to 25 percent of pregnant women have genital herpes.
It has been estimated that about 20% of the population have genital herpes and 90% have oral herpes (cold sores).
In women, the cervix is infected in about 80% to 90% of initial infections, and vaginal discharge may occur.
Some people may experience several outbreaks during a year, while others have only 1 or 2 outbreaks during their lifetime.
The average number of outbreaks is 4 to 5 a year.
During the active stage, 20% to 25% of people begin to have the active herpes virus present on the skin.
Genital herpes is more common in women (approximately 1 out of 4 women) than in men (almost 1 out of 5).
Genital herpes is the most prevalent viral sexually transmitted disease.
There are more cases of genital herpes than there are all the other viral STDs combined.
The more sex partners you have, the higher the risk of you getting, or having already caught, genital herpes.
Studies have shown that the vast majority (80-90%) of people who have genital herpes have not been diagnosed with the condition.
Every 30 seconds, another person gets genital herpes. The number of cases of genital herpes has gone up by over 30% in the last decade.
If the number of people infected with genital herpes continues to grow at the present rate, it is predicted that in time nearly half the US adult population will have genital herpes.
It is estimated that 99% of all HSV-2 infections are genital.
It would not surprise me if half of those with Oral Herpes acquired it the same way: kissing 'Gramma' or 'Grampa' when they were small children.
Genital Herpes Statistics
Genital herpes statistics can be important in learning the impact of this virus. Read the following genital herpes statistics to learn more. Some statistics include oral and genital herpes. Remember that both can cause outbreaks on either part of your body.
One in four adults have herpes.
There are approximately one million new cases of herpes each year.
More women than men have herpes.
Approximately thirty million Americans have the herpes virus.
There are about 500,000 new cases each year in America.
Approximately 80% of persons having a first episode caused by HSV-2 will have at least one recurrence, while only 50% of persons with HSV-1 will experience a recurrence.
Clinical trials have proved Valaciclovir (an antiviral therapy) to prevent or delay up to 85% of herpes outbreaks.
About 50 percent to 80 percent of the adult population in the United States has oral herpes.
Twenty percent to 25 percent of pregnant women have genital herpes.
It has been estimated that about 20% of the population have genital herpes and 90% have oral herpes (cold sores).
In women, the cervix is infected in about 80% to 90% of initial infections, and vaginal discharge may occur.
Some people may experience several outbreaks during a year, while others have only 1 or 2 outbreaks during their lifetime.
The average number of outbreaks is 4 to 5 a year.
During the active stage, 20% to 25% of people begin to have the active herpes virus present on the skin.
Genital herpes is more common in women (approximately 1 out of 4 women) than in men (almost 1 out of 5).
Genital herpes is the most prevalent viral sexually transmitted disease.
There are more cases of genital herpes than there are all the other viral STDs combined.
The more sex partners you have, the higher the risk of you getting, or having already caught, genital herpes.
Studies have shown that the vast majority (80-90%) of people who have genital herpes have not been diagnosed with the condition.
Every 30 seconds, another person gets genital herpes. The number of cases of genital herpes has gone up by over 30% in the last decade.
If the number of people infected with genital herpes continues to grow at the present rate, it is predicted that in time nearly half the US adult population will have genital herpes.
It is estimated that 99% of all HSV-2 infections are genital.
It would not surprise me if half of those with Oral Herpes acquired it the same way: kissing 'Gramma' or 'Grampa' when they were small children.
I'm sure that there are lots of SPs who have herpes. Hopefully they choose not to work during outbreaks - but I wonder.
One reason it's always good to chow down on a pussy prior to putting it in.
As to having herpese - there are dating sites for people with herpes who feel stigmatized.
http://www.herpes-date.com/
One reason it's always good to chow down on a pussy prior to putting it in.
As to having herpese - there are dating sites for people with herpes who feel stigmatized.
http://www.herpes-date.com/
That's the key to understanding herpes' risk.
As much as I understand, within a monogamous relationship, if one partner has herpes the other is bound to eventually become infected.
Wow...this guy must feel crappy now. At least he is being upfront and wants to be honest.
My understanding is that unless he has an "episode" going on he is safe. So a CBJ or DFK or whatnot should be out there for him - good for him asking how to handle the situation. My freind's GF had herpes that she got from a BF...they had a normal sex life for three years and he never was exposed. But every situation is different...
My understanding is that unless he has an "episode" going on he is safe. So a CBJ or DFK or whatnot should be out there for him - good for him asking how to handle the situation. My freind's GF had herpes that she got from a BF...they had a normal sex life for three years and he never was exposed. But every situation is different...
