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779343 tn?1235802351

Is it safe to say that a considerable amount of potential HIV exposure is due to cheating and extramarital relations?

I couldn't help but notice, while browsing the HIV Prevention discussions, that a considerable portion of postings regarding potential HIV exposure and contraction are created by individuals that have indulged in cheating or extramarital relations. Does this bother any of you? I've noticed most individuals that respond to these posts only address the questions being asked--is it hard for you to refrain from also addressing the behavior that the original poster also details?

Just curious.
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755829 tn?1246919225
The moral issues can probably be left to another forum, im sure they are out there
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u'r right coz if one shud start judging people will run away from the site//tks
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480448 tn?1426948538
"I've noticed most individuals that respond to these posts only address the questions being asked--is it hard for you to refrain from also addressing the behavior that the original poster also details? "

This forum is about judging risks, or lack thereof.  It certainly isn't our job to judge people or "scold" them for their indiscretions.  No, it isn't hard at all.
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186166 tn?1385259382
the purpose of this forum is to discuss someone's risk and answer questions regarding transmission and testing...not to judge ppl.

do you have a hiv concern?
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NO... It is from having unprotected sex.
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