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Adulterous STD

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    Tappthat
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    I am single but have been in a noncommittal relationship with a married man for the past 10 months. It is a no strings attached situation. We hang out casually almost every night and engage in sex almost every time. All it is is sex though.
    A few nights ago, a confrontation between me and him arose and things came to a head with his wife. (She has “known” and had suspicions all along and has been through this with him many time) but… She at one point said, “are you the one he got the STD from?”
    For the first 2 months of our affair we never used condoms. Then we started using them habitually which I assumed was because he didn’t want to get me pregnant. (I am on birth control.) I never asked why the change in using condoms since it was probably for the best anyway. Especially since I think he has other casual partners much like me. But, because of his wife’s comment, I am worried that the condoms are because he did get an STD somewhere along the way.
    Prior to having sex with him, I was fully tested for all STDs and came back clean.
    Me and him are no longer on speaking and I do not wish to see him but when I asked him about the STD that his wife mentioned, he doesn’t respond. I have tried on many occasions and he says nothing. (Only via text)
    I told him that if he does not let me know, I will go to his wife to ask when and what so I know if I need to be concerned or let anyone else know. Is this ok? Should I just go to the Dr to find out? l don’t even know what STD he has

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    AskApril Masini
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    The fact that he won’t respond to your concern about STDs makes him sound guilty. 😕 It would be easy for him to say that no, he doesn’t have any, or didn’t have any. It’s a lot more difficult for him to admit that he put your health at risk, because he feels guilty and badly about it, and so he’s staying silent to avoid those feelings. But even if he did admit it, you’d still have to go to a doctor — which is really the best thing for you to do. So, make an appointment with your doctor or a health clinic, and go and be honest with the medical care providers about your relationships and what you heard and ask for help getting tested for everything and if you do have something, then treat it medically. Lastly, don’t go to his wife. That’s just creating drama that isn’t necessary. I know you’re mad at him, but the most important thing right now is your health, so go get tested and take care of the real business at hand — not the drama.

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