Questions From Readers
Hi Sam ,
I’ve been following your blog for years now, and I absolutely love it. It has helped me so much in becoming a better fag, and I feel like I’m a pretty good one.
But apparently, I put my trust in the wrong alpha. I recently tested positive for HSV-2, and the alpha who gave it to me never told me that he was positive.
The worst part is that I’ve never had an outbreak, so I don’t even know if I have it in the genital area or orally, which is apparently possible. I feel like this has stolen a huge part of myself, and I’ve been falling into a depression because of it.
Even though I’m on medication and have never had an outbreak, I still worry that I could transmit it to someone. The last thing I ever want to do is give this to someone else.
I’m scared that I’ll never be able to serve an alpha again. It’s really been weighing heavily on me, and I honestly don’t know how to move past it.
sincerely,
fag D
Thank you for writing, brother!
I’m so sorry that this happened to you! The Alpha that infected you should be shamed and/or prosecuted!
But unlike him, you are being responsible by taking medication to control the virus. These meds will greatly reduce your chance of giving it to another person. And given that you are an asymptomatic carrier, I think the likelihood that you’d ever infect someone else is probably zero.
Bear in mind that people with HIV (a vastly more dangerous infection) can manage their disease now through medication and can have unprotected sex without risk of transmission. If they can with HIV, you can, too!
In other words, you’ll be able to serve Alphas just fine, brother, Remember, an estimated 520 million people have HSV-2 worldwide. You are FAR from alone!
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