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[–]Shinyowl 18 insightful - 1 fun18 insightful - 0 fun19 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

I'm sorry to say this, but everything you've told us now and in the past would have me running so hard and fast in the opposite direction!

Beautiful as she is, intense as the chemistry is, she is an unguided missile at this point in her life. She did you a very bad turn the first time around, and this time is even worse- not informing you that she was exposing you to a permanent virus that could cause further health complications for you years down the line.

Run, my friend.. run like the chill autumn wind!

[–]SailorMoon2020 3 insightful - 1 fun3 insightful - 0 fun4 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Agreed. I even though I thought to comment, so many post sound similar to OPs I just stopped.

Also, OP, you never been tested before for stds, stis, etc? The first test I did, I was informed genital warts can't be tested. Just wait six months for a break out or no break out. Also, I suggest paying attention to your pap smear exams. HPV depending on the strain, can also cause cervical cancer.

[–][deleted] 5 insightful - 1 fun5 insightful - 0 fun6 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Jesus Christ....

So yes she should have told you absolutely. My ex girlfriend gave me herpes (not the same thing) I didn’t find out until months after she broke up with me and went to the doctor to get a regular physical which included blood tests CBC and STD and herpes came up. I was always so careful and always got tested so it’s very upsetting and it ruined my self confidence for a while. I’ve never had a break out which I’m thankful for, but the shame I feel for just having it in my system is awful. It’s one year to the day since we broke up and I still haven’t had sex since and with this herpes thing it makes feel so embarrassed because I know I have to say something.

It’s fucked up beyond belief if you have something regardless of having a break out or never having one and you don’t tell the other person whether it’s a hook up or a serious partner. It’s so totally irresponsible and shows a total lack of caring about another person. If you don’t know you have it that’s one thing, but if you do know and don’t say something you’re a trash person.

I don’t know if my ex cheated on me or if she knew she had it or what. She said no, but idk if I believe her or not. She lied pretty often. So idk at least that girl told you, but she should have been honest with you in the beginning, also it sounds like you need to meet someone who’s going to respect you and like not discard you when she wants to and then come back later for sex. You probably need to reflect on your own self worth and love your self a little harder.

I hope you don’t get warts though and if you do just be honest about it. The right girl won’t care and will love you and work around it, but that other girl sounds like she needs to go...like now.

[–][deleted] 5 insightful - 1 fun5 insightful - 0 fun6 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

RUN verystablegenius! RUN!!!

But seriously though, run. Run as far away as you can, as fast as you can because this will not end well. Yes she's hot; yes, 'she's drop dead gorgeous,' but she is untrustworthy and you can't build a relationship out of that. What are you hoping will happen? That everything will be ok? That love conquers all? That things will work out? Even if you don't want a relationship with her, what's the point of sticking around? It sounds like she's just using you for sex and emotional support. Maybe it's not intentional on her end, but think about it: things were great for you two at first; then she suddenly cuts things off. Ok, fine. But then she reaches back out to you in the middle of the night asking for sex? And she doesn't tell you about having an STD/STI whatever until a month in? For whatever reason (maybe she was too embarrassed/ashamed but it doesn't matter), not telling you before having sex means she values what you can do for her MORE than she values YOU.

"Is this a violation that would necessitate [you] dropping her out of [your] life?" YES, but not JUST that. Not telling you was a shitty thing to do, but someone who would use you for sex/affection (intentionally or not) is someone that will hurt you, repeatedly. She already has. Yes, she may be deeply sorry, she may be feeling incredibly guilty, she might not even realize that she's using you, but she IS. Girl, she's using you. She's using you to feel good. Unless you want to torture yourself, which it doesn't seem like you do, GTFO and cut her out of your life for your own sake, for your own sanity. It is NOT worth it. No matter how hot she is, SHE is NOT worth it.

It will be tough. It won't be easy. But it will be worth it. YOUR happiness is worth it. So do like you did the first time: DELETE HER NUMBER. Cut off all contact with her. Do not allow yourself to think about her until you're able to think about the situation rationally. This isn't about being weak willed. Even the strongest of wills will find this hard to break because it's about love, well technically infatuation. And being in an infatuated state is like being high on cocaine (https://www.npr.org/transcripts/301824760). It's not easy to fight; it's like fighting an addiction. So treat it like you would an addiction: get help, immerse yourself in social support, and stay away from any triggers.

I hope that didn't come off as harsh towards you; I'm just trying to tell the part of your brain that's super into her to STOP being so into her. You're not weak; you've caught feels. You love yourself enough to reach out to other lesbians for support, which means deep down, you're not ok with this. That isn't you being weak at all. You just poured your heart out to a bunch of internet strangers! You're stronger than you think. I wish you the best and hope that you can break out of this. Good luck!

TL;DR: RUN, verystablegenius, RUN! GTFO

[–]piylot 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

I've spent the last half hour googling what the recommended advice on when you can have sex again after having genital warts is and getting very little information. This is a really tough situation, I don't have any answers here. Is your belief that if you ever have an outbreak, or have been knowingly exposed that you should inform every partner prior to having sex? Even if you're not showing any symptoms anymore?

Also, do you know– did she end things because she had an outbreak or just coincidental?