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I'm sure you've been waiting for a mature response to your question :)
It's totally up to you if you feel it's worthwhile talking to your other partners or not. Is your primaryPrimary amyloidosis Primary biliary cirrhosis Primary hyperparathyroidism Primary insomnia Primary lymphoma of the brain partner on daily suppressive therapy? Do you use condoms? Your risk of contracting the virus is fairly small so personally I don't think it's necessary to tell all your other partners unless you contract it. Do you get tested periodically to see what your herpes status is?
good grief, this must be why herpes is such an epidemic. She could have it and unknowingly give it to other people. It's their own fault I guess because they are sleeping around too. When you do that, expect to get herpes.
It's totally up to you if you feel it's worthwhile talking to your other partners or not. Is your primary partner on daily suppressive therapy? Do you use condoms? Your risk of contracting the virus is fairly small so personally I don't think it's necessary to tell all your other partners unless you contract it. Do you get tested periodically to see what your herpes status is?
grace