What would you do if your philandering spouse infected you with STD?

[goat1230]

1. get cured (hopefully it is curable)

2. have your kid/s tested for STD, get them cured (if applicable)

3. start an FB page with his real name and picture and put "STD infected - beware" all over the page

4. leave him; leave him empty handed (bring/destroy his personal belongings)

5. ignore 3 and 4, only a person with no morals would do that, in my opinion

6. forget about revenge, hitting him hard (physically) and crying in front of him (and cursing him at his face with matching talsik ng laway) should give him a wake-up call if he really loves you. regardless of that though-

7. leave him, if he's broke, then its better than having another mouth to feed anyway


kids nowadays aren't as dumb*ss as we think they are. they should manage, with a proper guidance of course. just don't let the kids think their dad's a dumb*ss, as it may reflect on their actions towards you and others

[Onlyfoolslikeme]

Leave him and get cured.

[shielala]

Revenge. Depends on what he gave you. I'd rather have AIDS than Hepatitis. I think you should fight fire with fire. Bio warfare. Infect him with a worse disease.

I suggest Cdiff. I may not kill him but sh!tting bloody diarrhea every 5 mins. is sweet revenge.

hahaha kakatawa naman isipin.. kawawa naman si husband nyan haha

[mOOgliEzeth]

kill him softly...
konsensyahin mo....
ipamukha mo sa kanya ang bunga ng ginawa nya... dramahan mo sya ng todo...
sigurado ako sapol un sa kaluluwa..
mas masakit yun kaysa sa iwanan mo sya...

[hamsterson]

get cured first then cut his putotoy habang natutulog yung hubby mo sabay iwan mo narin ewan ko lang kung magamit niya pa yun.

[F-A Soldier]

Wait what, can someone explain to me why the children are endangered of being infected with a sexually transmitted disease from the father again. Is the dad having sex with the children too?

[jazzmine22]

^ mga assumptionista.

Wala naman sa kwento nung TS, na ginagalaw din nung asawa niya yung mga anak nila, ano ba yan.

[darmonx]

ts.. how reckless is that? matagal ng naimbento ang con dom tapos di siya gumamit? shows you how much he loves you.

personally.. if a person that i love and TRUST who is my spouse betrays me...
wala akong maisip na di ko magagawa para gumanti... i dont kno exactly what i will do but whatever it is i do.. it will never be enough.

[Nils]

Wait what, can someone explain to me why the children are endangered of being infected with a sexually transmitted disease from the father again. Is the dad having sex with the children too?

from a non-medical field practitioner and getting my info from the web, HSV2 sores can appear in other parts of the body other than the genital area... if this is true, if the kid has a broken skin somewhere and that area happens to contact the HSV2 sore, would there be no chance that the HSV2 virus infect the kid?

[goat1230]

Wait what, can someone explain to me why the children are endangered of being infected with a sexually transmitted disease from the father again. Is the dad having sex with the children too?

hindi naman sinabi kung anong klaseng STD meron sya e

here's one:

Molluscum contagiosum

Molluscum contagiosum (MC, also known as water warts) is a common viral infection, which results in a skin disease. Small papules usually appear on exposed skin such as the torso, thighs, genitalia and anus, around 2 to 8 weeks after initial infection with the virus. The pearl-shaped papules are usually between 1 to 5 millimetres in diameter, are filled with a gungy, white, contagious, fluid, and often appear in clusters.

MC can be transmitted through direct skin-to-skin contact and also indirectly through sharing towels, baths or clothing with someone infected. It is not strictly an STD as it often occurs in children, especially those prone to skin conditions such as eczema. Children are more likely to assist transmission by scratching the infected sites, although it should be noted that the chance of passing on the virus is small.

MC is grouped with STDs because of the risk of transmission through close body contact during sex, which is why it is often screened for in sexual health clinics. The risk of becoming infected with MC can be reduced by:

another is one I saw while watching NatGeo on RH awareness in India, that there are an alarming (at least in their country) number of HIV cases in children. isn't HIV an STD?

[jazzmine22]

from a non-medical field practitioner and getting my info from the web, HSV2 sores can appear in other parts of the body other than the genital area... if this is true, if the kid has a broken skin somewhere and that area happens to contact the HSV2 sore, would there be no chance that the HSV2 virus infect the kid?

The virus couldn't even live more than two seconds outside the body, so generally, nakukuha mo lang siya through sexual contact, yung giving oral sex nga sa isang infected person, hindi ganun kataas ang possibility na makuha mo yung sakit.

http://www.healthassist.net/conditions/herpes.shtml

If your partner has genital HSV-2 and you perform oral sex on him or her, there is a very low risk that you will get oral HSV-2. According to one study, almost 100% of recognizable HSV-2 infection is genital

http://www.webmd.com/genital-herpes/...-herpes-basics


HSV-2 is most often passed by vaginal sex and anal sex. But just as HSV-1 can infect the genitals and cause genital herpes, HSV-2 can pass from one person's genitals to another person's mouth, resulting in oral herpes.

HSV-2 cannot survive long on a non-living surface, so there is no real risk of getting it from a toilet seat or hot tub, for example.


so makukuha lang ng mga anak ni TS yan kung may masamang ginagawa yung tatay nila sa kanila, na sana naman hindi.

[jazzmine22]

hindi naman sinabi kung anong klaseng STD meron sya e

here's one:

Molluscum contagiosum

Molluscum contagiosum (MC, also known as water warts) is a common viral infection, which results in a skin disease. Small papules usually appear on exposed skin such as the torso, thighs, genitalia and anus, around 2 to 8 weeks after initial infection with the virus. The pearl-shaped papules are usually between 1 to 5 millimetres in diameter, are filled with a gungy, white, contagious, fluid, and often appear in clusters.

MC can be transmitted through direct skin-to-skin contact and also indirectly through sharing towels, baths or clothing with someone infected. It is not strictly an STD as it often occurs in children, especially those prone to skin conditions such as eczema. Children are more likely to assist transmission by scratching the infected sites, although it should be noted that the chance of passing on the virus is small.

MC is grouped with STDs because of the risk of transmission through close body contact during sex, which is why it is often screened for in sexual health clinics. The risk of becoming infected with MC can be reduced by:


another is one I saw while watching NatGeo on RH awareness in India, that there are an alarming (at least in their country) number of HIV cases in children. isn't HIV an STD?

nandiyan na rin yung sagot, hindi siya talaga STD perse, kasi pwede mo siyang makuha kahit walang sexual contact.

HIV naman, nakukuha din yan through sexual contact, mother to baby, at blood transfusion.

But meron ng ginagawa ngayon, para kapag nag give birth yung mother eh hindi na mahawa yung baby, not sure lang kung widely used na.


bagong panganak ba ang TS, at naipasa niya sa anak niya ang HIV?

[F-A Soldier]

from a non-medical field practitioner and getting my info from the web, HSV2 sores can appear in other parts of the body other than the genital area... if this is true, if the kid has a broken skin somewhere and that area happens to contact the HSV2 sore, would there be no chance that the HSV2 virus infect the kid?

That is true but the difference between sexually transmitted disease is the fact of prolong contact with bodily secretion, mucosa and skin (ie sex----the US the slang "hitting the skins" just an aside). Yes you can transmit, but just like blood to blood contact it's very small (according to CDC even with a needle ***** the rate of transmission esp. HIV is below .00 something).

Most of the transference of STD is actually via mother to children (either via birth through the canal, or breast milk). And neither of this applies.

As for goat's "she didn't say what STD" come on bro, there's only a short list of STDs (if it's a VERY rare STD or an STD by technicality---which most disease are, because you can catch them while having sex eg touch, blood, bodily fluids, and breathing/kissing on each other/respiratory [therefore common cold could be an STD via that definition ]---she wouldn't know it as "STD", common sense dictates if she found out about it via the doctor she was told its one of the common STD's).

And I'm not saying this to sound like a *****, I don't mean to at least, I just don't want mass hysteria. Let's use reason.

[iamlester]

My husband who cheated on me and swore that he did not have sex with the mistress, turns out to be lying. How did I find out? A lab test result that confirms I have an STD. Now, this unfaithful husband finally admits that he did sleep with the woman.

Any tips for revenge?

Ang mali kelan man hindi matatama ng isa pang Mali.


Pano kung revenge ka, if sex ang napili mong revenge, magkaron ka naman ng AIDS?

Kung kayo pa ni hubby cold treatment lang. Para suyuin ka nya at ligawan ka nya.

[arvyt**]

Fml . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .

[j0ystick]

I agree with Mike Chester, iwanan mo, buhayin mo ang sarili mo at ang mga anak ninyo, magpaganda ka pa lalo, maghanap ng mabuting partner, and just go on with your life, without the azzhole in tow.

That's the best revenge.

Yung babuyin mo pa lalo ang sarili mo, para lang "saktan" mo siya, bigyan ng sakit o ano pang chuvaness, kata-ngahan yan.

Dahil sa process na yan, hindi lang siya ang nasira, pati ikaw, would you allow that to happen?

If I were you, Hell, NO.

very well said

[goat1230]

nandiyan na rin yung sagot, hindi siya talaga STD perse, kasi pwede mo siyang makuha kahit walang sexual contact.

HIV naman, nakukuha din yan through sexual contact, mother to baby, at blood transfusion.

But meron ng ginagawa ngayon, para kapag nag give birth yung mother eh hindi na mahawa yung baby, not sure lang kung widely used na.


bagong panganak ba ang TS, at naipasa niya sa anak niya ang HIV?

wala din naman syang sinabi about sa edad ng anak nya, at kung matagal ng may STD si mister (not even the type of STD) ni wala ngang mention na may anak sya

wala namang assumptions na ginalaw din ni mister ang mga anak (it didn't even crossed my mind) but if money is not an issue for her, why not have the kid's health checked?

half empty-half full glass argument?

kaya nga sabi ko sa unang post ko, if applicable

[Nils]

The virus couldn't even live more than two seconds outside the body, so generally, nakukuha mo lang siya through sexual contact, yung giving oral sex nga sa isang infected person, hindi ganun kataas ang possibility na makuha mo yung sakit.

http://www.healthassist.net/conditions/herpes.shtml

If your partner has genital HSV-2 and you perform oral sex on him or her, there is a very low risk that you will get oral HSV-2. According to one study, almost 100% of recognizable HSV-2 infection is genital

http://www.webmd.com/genital-herpes/...-herpes-basics


HSV-2 is most often passed by vaginal sex and anal sex. But just as HSV-1 can infect the genitals and cause genital herpes, HSV-2 can pass from one person's genitals to another person's mouth, resulting in oral herpes.

HSV-2 cannot survive long on a non-living surface, so there is no real risk of getting it from a toilet seat or hot tub, for example.


so makukuha lang ng mga anak ni TS yan kung may masamang ginagawa yung tatay nila sa kanila, na sana naman hindi.

are you willing to let your kid's open wound to have direct contact with skin sores caused by HSV2 virus?

[Nils]

That is true but the difference between sexually transmitted disease is the fact of prolong contact with bodily secretion, mucosa and skin (ie sex----the US the slang "hitting the skins" just an aside). Yes you can transmit, but just like blood to blood contact it's very small (according to CDC even with a needle ***** the rate of transmission esp. HIV is below .00 something).

Most of the transference of STD is actually via mother to children (either via birth through the canal, or breast milk). And neither of this applies.

As for goat's "she didn't say what STD" come on bro, there's only a short list of STDs (if it's a VERY rare STD or an STD by technicality---which most disease are, because you can catch them while having sex eg touch, blood, bodily fluids, and breathing/kissing on each other/respiratory [therefore common cold could be an STD via that definition ]---she wouldn't know it as "STD", common sense dictates if she found out about it via the doctor she was told its one of the common STD's).

And I'm not saying this to sound like a *****, I don't mean to at least, I just don't want mass hysteria. Let's use reason.

That's why I said make sure that her kids are safe from getting the STD from the dad. It can mean making sure that the only way for transference is thru sexual contact or if there are chances that they can get infected by other means, the parameters allowing those possibilities are not present (i.e. kid is not going out with dad if kid has open wounds etc)

[hooney]

siguro i will leave him, tutal malaki na anak namin at secure na ang future so kung regular na mambababae siya at hahawaan pa niya ako iiwan ko siya, anu siya sinuswerte, malamang kung baligtad ang sitwasyon ganun din ang gagawin niya