Anonymous #1 1d

LMAOOOO

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Anonymous #3 1d

well i didn’t!

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Anonymous beestboy 22h

Yikes

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Anonymous #5 22h

bruh how is it her fault?

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Anonymous beestboy 22h

😭

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Anonymous #8 21h

it’s okay thank you :)

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Anonymous OP 21h

I’m here for u even tho we dk each other 🥺

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Anonymous #5 21h

Ew

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Anonymous hawkstorah 20h

Not genital

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Anonymous OP 20h

you actually might have! it majority of people it’s asymptomatic for most of their life unless they come into contact with someone who is having an active outbreak and it’ll make yours act up. so you don’t actually know 100% i was just sharing some info to make you feel better:( it’s really not bad

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Anonymous carlsantana 20h

hsv 1 is common in most adults and it can be both oral and genital. but yes hsv 1 isn’t inherently a std, and a lot of people w hsv1 didn’t get it from sexual encounters, but that doesn’t mean it cannot show up genitally!

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Anonymous #3 20h

ohh okay I see!

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Anonymous #9 20h

you’re in a hookup community bro

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Anonymous OP 20h

but i am sorry that happened to you i hope you beat his asa

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Anonymous #9 17h

for consensual sex?

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Anonymous OP 17h

Wasn’t #9 in support of the OP, saying the person who commented the fault comment was ew?

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Anonymous #11 17h

Not telling someone that you have an STI is a crime

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Anonymous toy_rose 16h

what if he didn’t know?

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Anonymous #9 15h

I’ve heard conflicting stuff bout this. Some people say they don’t have to and it’s not illegal but like don’t people got morals tho?

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Anonymous toy_rose 8h

yes actually

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Anonymous #11 7h

Idk why ur getting downvoted, herpes in most ppl isn’t visible

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Anonymous #14 7h

There’s no ambiguity, wtf. It’s wrong to spread STDs/STIs, PERIOD.

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Anonymous #14 7h

I just looked it up and a) it depends on the state but b) it depends on the circumstances surrounding it. It often is not illegal to choose not to disclose an sti, but it commonly IS illegal to knowingly or recklessly transmit one, especially more dangerous ones like hiv. That is to say, legality is probably context dependent; were condoms/other sti-preventing measures taken and did the person know they had herpes?

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Anonymous #18 7h

If the answers are no and yes respectively, there is a decent illegal based on the idea of knowingly causing harm to someone else’s health and safety, especially if the person who contracted it from the encounter goes on to develop more serious side effects. Also: I am pro people clearly communicating their sti status even if protection is used, I just wanted to try to clear up some of the legal confusion

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Anonymous #17 5h

because im coming to the defense of a man and the current media circus and stigma is that men are shit, men are rapists, men deserve to be aborted, and men are the root of all problems. It’s the oppressed and the oppressor. It’s social Marxism in practice where if you have an enemy and never admit you can be wrong and always believe you have the moral authority, you can do anything.

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