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The man I am with early on admitted he'd had many sexual partners and had been diagnosed with and treated for genital warts. Like a big dummy, I eventually allowed unprotected sex anyway. Sure enough, I got warts, to my eternal shame and regret. I didn't get angry and berate my boyfriend, because it's my fault; he did his part in telling me he'd had warts, I knew the virus stays within the host, and I failed to protect myself. Since, I've been treated and my doctor said it's really very common and that as long as I remain treated, I'll be okay. My self-esteem is still shot, however, knowing I'm "dirty" and will be forced to reveal myself as such to any future partners. Anyway, here's what I need to know: when I broke out, he did, too. He now says I had to have gotten the warts elsewhere and RE-GAVE THEM TO HIM. I had just exited a monogamous 15 year marriage when I began seeing this man. I had had two children and had been routinely tested for STD's each time, coming up negative each time. I feel like this man is just unable to admit, despite his past and my acceptance of his history, that he gave me an STD. Instead, he insists that his doctor told him, "You wouldn't have ever broken out like this on your own, even though you've been treated for this before. The woman is lying. SHE gave YOU warts." I don't believe a word of it, and would appreciate any insight you can offer me. Thank you...Optional Information: Female , Age: 36Already Tried: no one.

Edited by Customer (name blocked for privacy) on January 16 2006 at 8:06 PM

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January 16 8:08 PM (18 minutes and 17 seconds later)
         
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Since he has admitted to having already being diagnosed with this STD, he is most likely aware of the fact that even though his medication may reduce outbreaks, it does not guarntee that it will prevent them from ever returning. Since he has previously been diagnosed, and you feel confident that you contracted this STD from him, he could just be in denial that he passed this along to you. You may want to speak with your doctor that treats you, and show him that it is completely possible for him to pass it along to you, and for him to have an outbreak. And, please keep in mind, that there are many people out there with different types of STDs, and the important thing is to take care of yourself, and to inform all future partners of the STD, and use protection. I'm sure that you are a great person, and you need to remember that. I know that you are going through alot right now, hopefully this along with speaking with your physician will set your mind at ease.
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January 16 8:20 PM (11 minutes and 50 seconds later)
         
I want to know this man is a butthead for trying to make me believe I am a wart hog. That's pretty much what I'm looking for...proof that he's a big jerk for having the AUDACITY to pawn the blame off on me. How sad is that?
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January 16 9:15 PM (55 minutes and 15 seconds later)
         
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