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long time no talk! I’m having one of the worst outbreaks since my first... and of course i’m in another country and didn’t bring my acyclovir 🤦♀️ i’m in the UK and almost convinced the guy at the pharmacy to let me buy it but he still said he couldn’t. I ordered online from Zava... anyone heard of this? apparently doctors approve it online and they can send it to you... It has some reviews. It was about $30 and i only pay like $7 at home but oh well im desperate. Supposed to come Tuesday - paid for next day shipping but of course it’s sunday so it doesn’t count. Let me know if you have recs in the meantime... may get some coconut oil.
Monday, April 15th, 2019
I recently disclosed to a close friends of mine, she also has ghsv too! I feel like the more I disclose to people I care about the better I feel because it’s not some big secret hanging over my head. I remember I posted in a herpes FB group about disclosing to my sisters and how much better I felt afterwards and some guy said “you don’t need to disclose to anyone other than a person you are going to have sex with.” And, that’s cool for him or whatever. But my sisters know everything about me, I never hide anything from them, so the fact that I was hiding that I had herpes from them was because I was ashamed.
I’m not saying you should tell everyone you have herpes, who you tell is your business. But for me, telling my loved ones helped. And receiving “me too”, also really helped because it’s normalizing it. I wonder how many people actually have herpes but don’t talk about it/disclose to people because they are scared and ashamed? If more people talked about it the stigma wouldn’t be so bad. But I know the reason why I don’t talk about it so much is because the stigma is bad, catch-22 I guess.
I doubt I will ever tell everyone I meet that I have herpes, because people suck. But I am proud that I am telling people I care about, and for me, that’s enough.
Episode 101: Tracing Behaviors Back to Beliefs
One thing I’ve learned interviewing people with herpes is that there’s often a greater problem beneath the surface to be addressed. That problem is identity. Yes, a herpes diagnosis sucks. It’s incurable, misunderstood, super stigmatized, it’s uncomfortable and in some cases, and active outbreaks are extremely painful. Often the only thing we know about herpes up to our diagnosis or meeting someone who discloses herpes to us is what we’ve learned from the stigma. It’s easy to understand why when someone is diagnosed, there’s an instant loss of identity that takes place. We talk through some ways to reconnect with yourself and create your own identity outside of your sexuality on episode 101 of SPFPP
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First Herpaversery
Tomorrow I will have been officially diagnosed with herpes for an entire year. Don’t really know how to feel. Kinda depressed. Kinda don’t give a shit.
My glittering babes
Idk about you, but I’ve had a tough day. And I say fuck that. For some reason hsv makes you less confident, and tears you apart piece by piece.
Again, I say fuck it. If you’re with me. Comment something you love about yourself!
I’ll start,
I love my ability to be witty on my feet and shock people with my attitude. Especially people who think they outsmart me 😒. I also love my ass. 🤷🏻♀️
Xoxo,
Glitter girl
1 year and 3 months since i got GHSV2
9 month to accepted the fact that i have it and cant change it. 10 month till i started to love myself again and not feel dirty. Only took 1 time to get it. 1 year and 3 months to get back into the dating seen. Wish me luck.