While the majority of people who have hsv1 are diagnosed as having a mild form of hsv with only one of them having symptoms, there are some who do not only have this but are also living with the condition. One that I have personally met is a woman I had the pleasure of meeting at a book conference. She, like me, is living with hsv1 and does not have symptoms of hsv1, but she was diagnosed with hsv1.
She had told me that she was having a hard time talking to her partner; he was always so loud, and she was afraid of him. Her hsv1 symptoms were actually the result of something wrong with her liver. The only way she could tell him that she was hsv1 positive without him freaking out would be to have surgery.
I don’t know if your partner has hsv1, but it’s very rare for people to just “catch it” and tell you that they have it. I’ve encountered hsv1 in my friends’ spouses, and I’ve seen friends with hsv1 who are still friends with them after many, many years. I know that when you are living with someone with hsv1, it’s not a good idea to tell them about it.
Hsv1 is a blood-borne virus. A person with it can develop a persistent, deadly infection in their liver, which can lead to serious illness, organ failure, and death. As a precaution, people with hsv1 should consider getting their hepatitis test done every 12 months.
It sounds like you guys have a lot of common friends. I think that you guys would be able to help each other out in times of trouble.
My partner is the one that has hsv1, and he’s a huge fan as well. He’s also a big believer in sharing your information, and I’m sure you already know how to do that. Just tell him.
He can look up your information by searching your name on his computer. You can also find out more by simply sending him a message. Be clear and honest with him about how you’re feeling. He needs to feel you’re there for him as well. Try to keep the conversation on topics and topics they both can relate to. If they have any questions, the best way to answer them is to find out more about the other person.
If I had to put a number on the usefulness of this simple concept, I would say “yes”, because sharing information is super important. But it is also super important to be clear and honest with your partner. If you want to be able to share this information with your partner, you have to be clear and honest with yourself also. You have to know that you’re being honest and being clear is super important.
So, if you want to share this information with your partner, you have to be clear and honest with yourself.
The key word here is clear. If you are not clear or honest about something with your partner, then you are setting yourself up for a lot of heartache and it is also super important to be clear and honest with your partner, as well.