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Date: November 13, 2022
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She belongs to the streets bro. And you don’t owe her anything at all. You are entitled to tell everyone you know that she used you and your giant meat log because she heard about it from your ex. And that behavior is hurtful and traaaaashy.
Similar situation with me except I’m the partner with genital herpes and mine is negative. We had a causal on/off relationship since last year before making things exclusive recently after seeing each other consistently for the past 6 months. I disclosed to her before our first encounter and she took it well, she had some hesitation about what she could/couldn’t do but we were able to move past that after the first few encounters. When you have a solid foundation that’s focused on non-sexual chemistry, sex is just icing on the cake. Before my current partner I was very sexually active and never transmitted to any of my partners. I take daily meds and used protection with casual partners. I went unprotected with a couple of long term partners too. Never transmitted.
OP I would suggest you go get tested and have them include herpes in your panel (they don’t unless you request it). That way you know what you’re going into this with. 50% of people have some form of herpes virus so you may find out that you actually have it and it’s dormant, but if you don’t and you become physical with this partner at least you know where you stand.
“Honey, I understand that you're passionate about men's mental health issues, but you look like you're only mentioning them to silence people who make arguments you don't like. That's not how to bring awareness to a problem.”
For me I'm just wondering why you've brought this to the interest before even asking him about any of it tbh
She may deny the behavior, but that’s ok as long as she stops doing it. The goal isn’t “get her to admit she’s sexually harassing you”, it’s “get her to knock it off”. Denying it out of embarrassment is a very probable outcome. To return awkwardness to sender (her), it is better to describe the behavior you have an issue with than to just ask her to stop hitting on you.
There is a big difference between “Stop flirting with me”, which likely leads to a response of “I wasn’t flirting with you!”
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“You frequently make comments that you want to touch me, give me personal compliments, and bring up sexual subjects when we talk. You have also stated that you want me to visit you and to develop a personal relationship with me. All of this behavior is unwanted and inappropriate in a professional relationship. “
If you want, you could add that in the US, some of that behavior would actually violate laws relating to sexual harassment. Which is true—frequently bringing up sexual topics in a professional relationship is a good way to get sued.
The man is actively engaging in his disturbed perversions, he needs a lot more than therapy.