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Only you can decide, but here's the facts: With careful practice (abstaining during breakouts and during signs of a breakout) men only have 1% of Swingers looking fucking girl looking sex contracting the virus from a woman. Women have 3% of contracting it. The statistics suggest that around 20% (CDC says 16%, other medical sites say possibly more) of the population have genital, but 80% of those with it go undiagnosed due to "asymptomatic shedding" and being non-symptomatic. That's how I caught it from my ex-boyfriend he had no symptoms and didn't know he had it until I contracted it from him. For the first 4-6 months after you contract it, the antibodies are not yet in the blood, so they can't be detected. You can only test positive from a swab (IF you have a breakout at all and let me tell you that is PAINFUL to get swabbed.) That's how I was diagnosed it wasn't yet in my blood. It was, however, in my boyfriend's blood, showing that he had it for quite some time. Here's something that most people don't get condoms do NOT protect you from unless a.) she has it only inside her vaginal wall or b.) you have it ONLY on your shaft. The only true way to reduce risk are just being careful to abstain during breakout. One more fact a lot of people have HSV-1 in the genital area, instead of HSV-2. HSV-1 is the cold sore, passed on by oral sex. That's also very common too, and even more easily transmitted. She can also get herself on a prescription if she wants that reduces the likelihood of transmission even more. Divorced Anisha, 31