I happened to get tested for an STI, tested positive, and received treatment. The hospital has now confirmed that I’m negative.
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If I start seeing someone new, should I tell my papa (a male supporter) that I had an STI in the past and was treated for it?
Would you want to end the relationship if you were told?
It feels incredibly unlucky to have caught one despite having had fewer than five partners... (Of course, I used protection.)
I’m Nana Ayase ♡
Why would you need to bring it up when I’m negative now?
Are you trying to use what happened back then as material?
If someone said that to me, I’d be so turned off〜 (￣▽￣;)
Take the dark parts with you to the grave.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
If she currently tests negative, I don’t think there’s any need to bring it up every time.
Through our everyday conversations, I know that each of the women I’ve been seeing long-term has had an STI at some point. Even after hearing that, I didn’t feel like ending things.
However, HIV is the one exception. Even if medication has brought the viral load below detectable levels, I would still decide to end the relationship.
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If you’re currently negative, what’s the point of telling someone about an illness you had in the past?
Thinking about it normally, I’d say you shouldn’t look for a new papa while you’re positive. And if you’re negative, I don’t think there’s any need to bring it up.
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