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Originally Posted by Lord Nelson
You are wrong.
Please educate yourself: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpes
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Herpes is contracted through direct skin contact (not necessarily in the genital area) with an infected person. The virus travels through tiny breaks in the skin or through moist areas, but symptoms may not appear for up to a month or more after infection. |
Are you fucking kidding me? I've taken classes on this shit and you tell me to educate myself?
If you wanna start pasting shit from websites, the here ya go:
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When a person with herpes is not experiencing an outbreak, the herpes virus remains dormant in the system at either end of the spinal column. Genital herpes resides in the nerve cells at the base of the spinal column. Oral herpes infects the nerves at the top of the spinal column and base of the brain.
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It's a virus that lays dormant in your spinal column, you may never show signs of it EVER.. but it is there.. and when the contact with a carrier happens, it trigers the virus to manifest... the trigger in your post above would be skin contact with another persons sore... I am merely proving a point that everyone has the unmanifested version of the virus in them.. but it's waiting for the day that the proper trigger is there to come out..