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I have just recently started seeing someone who I am very attracted to and like very much and am sure she feels the same way. The thing is is that I have contracted HPV from another relationship. I have not yet told her this as I don't know how to go about doing it. I know that you have to be honest with someone and to this point I have been, but I am afraid of what her reaction might be when I tell her. I would like for us to work out, but what are the chances that when she does find out she will not be able to come to grips with it or keep an open mind about it? Am I doomed in relationships because of it? What should I say? I have been completely honest and faithful with her (we've only been going out for about a week now) but I feel before we become serious that this is something she needs to know. I have always been monagamous. PLEASE give me some advice on what I should do
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Relationships that work are built around honesty and being open. When the time is right you should tell her about this. If you don't then what kind of relationship would this be? Do you want a relationship being build on someone not being honest and open? I am sure you don't so do the right thing and tell her. You will know when the time is right. Good luck...
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