I’m a young, attractive female. I also have herpes. I know, I know, “How awful, what a shame, that’s too bad… Blah blah blah.” It’s not that bad! Really! Can people PLEASE get over the STIGMA? It’s a virus. It’s not a death wish, it doesn’t make me “unclean”, etc. I got it from someone I love who didn’t know he had it. I didn’t hold it against him and I’m not angry. I too was once just as ignorant until I was forced to educate myself on this topic (I suggest you all do). I’m tired of peoples’ ignorance in relation to this topic. I’m sure I am one of the HUNDREDS of Halifax locals infected by this virus. It’s just as common as a cold. I’m not ashamed of what I live with, I’m just AFRAID. To everyone out there who makes jokes about herpes, please stop! I guarantee you know at least one person who is infected. You don’t know who you’re hurting! This is so much more common than you’d all like to believe. I’d love to meet others who are inflicted with the same virus. Unfortunately, the stigma is so large, that nobody will talk about it. I’ve got herpes. So what. —Stigma Sucks

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  1. Most people have Herpes:

    “In the US, 57.7% of the population is infected with HSV-1 and 16.2 % are infected with HSV-2”
    -wikipedia

    Only the lucky get sores etc….

    So OP if someone gives you a hard time about it tell them they probably have Herpes too.

  2. 1 in 5 have the genital variety – so yes, snarky remarks about something so personal will probably (un-knowingly) hurt someone you know.

  3. Well, I don’t have herpes, or any other STD for that matter. And I don’t want any, keep it to yourself.

    Herpes can be spread by skin to skin contact – so YES, stay the fuck away from me.

    OB – Do you inform potential partners that you have an incurable STD?
    Do you take any preventative measures to avoid infecting others?

  4. A friend told me they knew some guy who got HPV from their guy roommate because he borrowed his razor one day to trim his man parts because he didn’t have one or something and was about to score. And I’ve heard you can transmit some infections through sharing towels.

  5. That’s the thing about medical conditions — you don’t know who has what when it’s an ‘invisible’ disease.

    And it’s not like we walk around naked and can see the genital sores.

    The only thing I hope, OP (besides no break outs for you!) is that you share this with your partners and don’t be offended or vilanize them if they don’t want to be intimate with you. Even if you’re not having a break out, you can transmit the virus (which I’m sure you know). There are a lot of understanding people out there who would have no problem being intimate with you, but, there are also a lot of people, including myself, who would have a problem, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong or assholish about them either. Not saying that that’s what you were saying, but not wanting to expose yourself to a chronic communicable disease isn’t being an asshole.

  6. I assume this female does inform others of her virus due the nature of her Bitch.
    Hugo, you are incredibly ignorant. This Bitch is directed at people like you!
    I can understand not wanting to catch the virus, but honestly, you probably know someone who has it. Karma is a bitch sir.

  7. You can be brought up on criminal charges if you have HIV/AIDS and sleep with someone without informing them. Attempted murder or something. Not sure exactly, but I know it’s an indictable offence.

    In the States I don’t think you can sue someone over it. A lawyer friend of the family who practices in the States said there’s really no legal recourse, IIRC.

    I agree with you, Hugo. I don’t have any STDs/STIs, I never have and I intend on keeping it that way. Though I don’t think that’s exactly what OP was saying here. I just hope he/she’s sharing this shit with potential bed mates.

  8. That’s the problem with casual bumpin’ uglies. Exposure to STD’s becomes rampant. Is it really worth the risk?

  9. Also, dear OP, I know a couple of friends who are dealing with this virus. They have always been honest about it with potential mates and it has always gone well for them!
    It’s a silly virus, like a common cold almost! You shouldn’t worry so much. Just be honest and things will work out for you in life 🙂
    Have faith.

  10. It’s the “can be transmitted in between break outs” that makes it more than ‘like a common cold almost.”

    To each their own, and I really do wish OP all the best and wish them a break out free life, but no way i’d bump uglies (lol) with someone with the ‘herp.

    I just don’t think a sexual encounter is worth a lifetime of worrying whether or not my vag/labia/vulva is going to break out in scabby sores any minute, or worse yet DEAL with the actual breakouts.

  11. As a matter of fact Microphone, I do know people who have herpes.
    One person contracted herpes when she was raped.

    It’s the cavalier attitude that pisses me off, it’s not my responsibility to deal with your disease, that you got when you had unprotected sex without ensuring your own personal safety.

  12. Actually, OC, the OP is proof that people in long-term relationships aren’t much safer if no one is getting tested prior to “bumpin’ uglies”. A frighteningly low number of sexually active adults get tested for STIs with any frequency. There are all kinds of naive folks who believe they’re in the clear because they don’t have any symptoms or because they don’t sleep with “those kinds of people”, and will happily tell their partner they’re clean without ever actually verifying it. Show of hands, how many posters here in a long-term relationship headed down to the clinic with their honey to get tested together before they got it on?

  13. Sadly, condoms don’t stop the spread of the ‘herp.

    Any contact with the virus and you’re toast and condoms only cover the penile area (and on some menz not even all).

  14. You’re right PK, of course.

    And again, I find myself agreeing with me0w, wtf?

    Me0w – my hand is in the air, except that I had my test(s) done between lovers.

  15. The problem with herpes is that most people who have it, are asymptomatic. It pays to be extra careful all the time because someone just might not know they’re passing it on to others!!!

  16. Shit, me0w, tons of my friends do the whole testing thing before sleeping with their long term partner including myself, actually and have had their potential partners get tested. I’ve dated a couple guys who actually make it a habit to get tested once they end a relationship with a partner. I think that’s a great idea. And I’ve always had my STD tests yearly with my PAP tests regardless of when i was last tested. The doc’s down there anyway and usually she just assumes I want it done. And it reminds me to get the other tests done that have to be done by blood.

    Some of us ARE very responsible, so don’t paint us all with the same brush.

  17. Also, in Canada, just as another point, there is no test to find out whether you have genital herpes or not. They will not do a blood test. In order to be tested for it, you must have visible, open sores.
    Another reason why it pays to be extra careful.

  18. You’re right, microphone. A doc told me that years ago when i came in for my yearly tests. She said that when you break out is when you know you have it.

  19. Some people will never have an outbreak and will pass the virus on through viral shedding. Not everyone has the horrible initial outbreak. If you’re asymptomatic, you’re asymptomatic and there’s no way to know until you pass it on to someone else.

  20. I am actively pro-testing, NPI, before sexual encounters of the long term kind. Any partner has the potential to be a transmitter. Long term relationships are not exempt from carrying/contracting diseases. Having health care experience, I use the ‘universal approach’ and assume that everyone is a potential carrier unless they supply medical evidence to the contrary.

  21. There are worse things that can happen to a body than a herpes infection. Lots worse. I know herpes isn’t exactly the common cold but in the big scheme of things it’s pretty damn close.

  22. there’s the spirit!
    just assume everyone has pestilence and you’ll be fine…

  23. Um…. I’m pretty sure itchy, painful, weeping sores on my junk is nowhere NEAR having a cold. I sure as fuck don’t want a blue waffle. Annie’s cranky enough with his.

    And I’d rather go with OC and assume everyone’s got something until proven otherwise than end up with infected junk. If I got the ‘herp, I’d probably end up more of an asshole/more miserable than you, zed and no one wants that.

    Better safe than sorry 😉

  24. I know this is a poor simile…

    There are worse way of dying than in a car crash, but that doesn’t mean that I want to die in one.

    Yes, most definately there are worse things than herpes – cancer, aids…, but herpes is not ‘just a virus’, it’s a lifelong chronic affliction.

    NSFW – this is not my idea of something to be proud of.
    http://www.herpes-symptoms.eu/genital-herp…

    And, then there are the children that are born with herpes, “thanks mom & dad”.

  25. Actually, iirc, c-sections are usually recommended for women who are pregnant and have herpes.

    I wouldn’t say anyone’s proud of getting herpes, and I can kind of see what OP’s saying, but at the same time, the posters here making herpes out to be nothing more than a simple cold are cracked. Herpes = sores on your junk. I don’t know about anyone else, but if my junk wasn’t feeling too hot, I’m pretty sure the rest of me wouldn’t be feeling that hot, either. Uncomfortable junk = uncomfortable life.

    Why do you think people are so miserable when they’re constipated ffs?

  26. sweetheart, it’s not what you got, but where asshole bf got his from. there are different strains of that shit,and to the wrong person, could be fatal.
    would you give your grannie a kiss with that, knowing that your strain, could possibly kill her, or make her so sick, that she would want to die.
    i think that you should not be that forgiving of him either, because he could pick up another, worse little thing, called aids. then, you would be doing some fucking howling. get your shit together, and get away from that piece of shit that infected you, and keep taking whatever for it. have a good one, andd remember, the bitchers are here for you.

  27. PK, condoms really don’t protect against herpes? Are you sure? I mean because in that case there’s nothing short of celibacy that can protect you.. I’ma go do some research..

  28. “When herpes sores occur in places not covered by a condom the condom is of little help, if any”

    “When properly used latex condoms are likely to reduce your risk of spreading or getting herpes, however even the best condoms do not guarantee total safety. “

    “Condoms and foams should not be relied upon when herpes sores or symptoms are present”

    ….iffy….

    You can’t get tested for it until you break out and condoms don’t necessarily protect you… Man change the subject..

  29. Sorry, dude.

    Any skin that comes in contact with the virus is at risk, and sex often involves the smooshing of parts that a condom doesn’t cover. Hell, on some men the condom doesn’t even cover the entire shaft! :O

  30. well then I guess it’s pointless to worry about since you can’t really protect yourself, I guess just make sure you get a good look at it before you go in. All you can do is hope that you don’t get the symptoms. I’ll still take precautions.

  31. That’s why our bacterio prof paused the lecture and said “FIRSTLY USE CONDOMS! NEXT INSPECT. LOOK AT WHAT YOU’RE GOING TO BE HAVING SEX WITH” He said any redness, swelling, or sore spots, then end the activity right there. He also said be weary of kissing randoms with beards, or in the dark … I guess the same goes for full minges. It doesn’t protect 100% of the time but can def. save you some of it.

    One can never be too safe.

  32. It’s not a big deal for me because I don’t have it. If I had it, the deal would quickly become much bigger.

  33. … I couldn’t do it! The urge to type long comments that nobody wants to read is too strong dammit!

    Although herpes isn’t a big deal to have, you should still tell someone before you fuck them. And if someone who you are about to fuck tells you they have herpes, it’s completely within your right to not have sex with them because of it… but just know that most of the people you have already had sex with probably had herpes and either didn’t know or did know it and just didn’t bother to tell you. Or that you might even already have it yourself. In which case, HAHA you have genital herpes!!! LOL!!!

    Which brings me to my next point. Sorry OP, but herpes is kind of hilarious. It’s a gross virus you get from “bumpin uglies” (if I may) that doesn’t kill you or cause significant inconvenience. If we can’t laugh about good ol’ genital herpes then what STD’s are we supposed to laugh about? HPV? “Haha, you might get cancer and die” How about HIV? “Haha, you might get AIDS and die”. It’s just not as funny when having it actually matters. But Herpes, “Haha, you get itchy sores on your doinkle once in a while”

    HAHAHahahahahahahaha!

    Sorry but, you can’t have it both ways my genital herpes inflicted friend. You want people to realize that herpes isn’t a big deal but you also don’t want anybody to make fun of herpes? It not being a big deal automatically makes it funnier.

    If someone making a joke about genital herpes hurts your widdle feelings… then toughen up buttercup. It’s not like you have syphilis. Just do a google image search for syphilis, but make sure you’re not eating anything at the time. I could understand being sensitive about jokes if that was the shit you were going through. But herpes? Pfft

    Genital herpes is just one more reason for the world to laugh at Paris Hilton and David Hasselhoff, don’t take that away from us.

  34. Now, the OP caught this virus from someone who did not know they carried the virus……soooo, how many people are carriers who do not know they have the virus?

    Everyone should be tested regularly……not only for STD’s but for general health issues.

    It amazes me how many people will have their oil changed in the vehicle and check air pressure in the tires etc. yet do not visit a doctor to have a check-up on the human machine! Go figure, and these same peeps perhaps haven’t seen a dentist in their lives!

    Enough from me for tonight……g’nite

  35. I’m sorry this post is so long…

    HPV is so common that most doctors honestly won’t even bother to tell you that you have it unless you have symptoms or are at risk for cervical cancer. I have heard this form my family doctor as well as 2 other doctors. Apparently everyone already has it or is going to have it. That’s how common it is.

    Herpes doesn’t mean getting itchy sores on your vagina or penis either. Most people who have herpes don’t ever have any symptoms at all, or very few at the least. The ones who do get outbreaks are the REALLY unlucky ones.

    There is a cure for herpes, it’s called your immune system. Your body learns to cope with the virus to the point that you might have A outbreak once every 5 or 6 years…Or never again after a few years.

    Of course, you still risk passing it on. However, when you are experiencing zero symptoms, you carry a much smaller chance (if any at all) of actually spreading it through viral shedding. Anyone who is having an outbreak and is having sex is a moron. Not only is it obviously going to be passed on to someone, but I bet it would be REALLY painful to fuck while your privates are filled with open sores.

    Secondly, don’t believe everything you read on the internet. From speaking with my doctor and to my friends who are inflicted with the virus, I’ve become a lot less ignorant toward the topic. If I met the man of my dreams and he told me that he had herpes, it wouldn’t bother me a bit.

    As for having kids…You only have to have a C-Section if you’re having an outbreak during the time of child birth. I know one lady who has genital herpes who delivered both of her children vaginally. She informed her doctors she had herpes and that was it. I should also mention that her husband has never caught the virus from her in their 10 years of marriage!

    I did a google search and found this: http://www.hva.org.uk/
    I think it’s pretty straightforward.

    Anyway, I never wish to end up with herpes but if I by chance ever do (God forbid), I think I’ll be able to deal with it.

    Each to his own though. I think the OP is right in regards to saying that the stigma is far worse than the actual virus itself.

  36. It’s my body and I’ll decide what to risk with it. It’s up to me if I want to jump out of an airplane or not, or drink or eat or who I have sex with, just like a woman has the right to have an abortion or not. If someone has an STD they have to tell a potential partner and it is that person’s right to say yes or no. It may not be a big deal to some but it is to others.

  37. Some of us have auto immune disorders and as such, don’t want to risk getting a chronic viral infection because our immune systems are already overworked from killing parts of our bodies and likely couldn’t stand being taxed like that again.

    THAT is why something like herpes IS a big deal.

    FYI.

  38. “Some of us ARE very responsible, so don’t paint us all with the same brush.”

    Those type of people do things like that.

  39. “… perhaps haven’t seen a dentist in their lives!”

    I love going to the dentist. Question, do you guys still get the free toothbrush everytime you go?

    I like the bubblegum flouride too!

    … but yeah, when you are forced to live with the Herp you learn how to control outbreaks (if any) and such, so I suppose it doesn’t seem like a HUGE deal to you. However, to someone who doesn’t have it and doesn’t know the details, it can seem daunting. I understand your frustrations though op, as it can seem like you’ve been given a death sentence.

  40. PK, I didn’t paint anyone with any brush. I provided a fact about the frequency that sexually active adults get tested. Regardless of what your friends happen to do, percentages don’t lie. At no point did I infer that, you, personally, don’t get tested. Also, please tell your donair-eating sidekick to go back to writing dirty limericks in bathroom stalls, or whatever it is that he does to occupy his time.

  41. and i’m sure those who do have herpes and have had break outs were freaked the fuck out the first time they had one. or even before when they thought about the possibility of getting herpes.

    Keeping herpes under control is great and all, but I’d think most of us would choose not to deal with that crap. Especially those of us who have enough medical crap to deal with. And quite frankly, most of us don’t want to have to learn how to deal with something like the ‘herp.

    Also: don’t go down on strangers, people! I know of someone who got genital herpes on his face and would have regular break outs allll over his face after going down on some random he met in a bar who didn’t have any break outs at the time!

  42. Do you have valid references to show that the majority of adults don’t get tested? If so I’d like to see said references.

    Chicago/Turabian or APA style will do. 😉

    I.E.: I fail to see what makes you an authority on the frequency of STD testing. And even with percentages, analyzing the methods, terms and results of the data would likely show a very different picture. For instance: why should we count those in stable monogmous relationships? Maybe the partners have been together for 25 years and was tested before they were together. I don’t think THAT’s unreasonable — why should people get tested every year when both partners have been solely with each other. Unless the herpes or the clap fairy makes random house calls and infects with a flick of a wand.

    I.e.: your sweeping generalizations based on what you “think” shouldn’t necessarily be taken as fact.

  43. I didn’t see any facts but just a statement in the form of opinion. Time to get back to my feminist degree studies though.

  44. What are you, Montrealman? “References and page numbers please”. Sorry kiddos, I have limited time and I’ve already done the reading. You can google or disbelieve, I really don’t give a fuck.

    Whether you choose to agree or not, my opinion is based on medical fact. For example, the Centre for Disease Control stated in Dec. of last year that they wanted to implement more regular HIV testing, since 55% of adults had NEVER IN THEIR LIVES been screened for HIV (approx 20% of people with HIV don’t know they have it, either). These are American figures, of course, but relevant nonetheless. If you like, you can look up the actual study in the American Medical Association Journal.

    You two have both spent enough time in school that if you really wanted to do to prove me wrong, instead of just talking smack, you’d do the research. But of course, you know I’m probably right, and you’d rather that I waste my valuable time sifting through the interwebz to prove it to you. Fat chance.

  45. “Sorry kiddos, I have limited time and I’ve already done the reading. You can google or disbelieve, I really don’t give a fuck.”

    Okay, Me0wtreal Man.

  46. “Okay, Me0wtreal Man.” – Wow, absolute genius how you turned that around. Did you come up with that wit all by yourself, or did PK help you?

  47. Nope, just used your method of projection and hypocrisy then it suddenly came to me.

  48. I have a few friends that have herpes and really it isn’t as big of a deal as a lot of people like to make it out to be. Personally.. I can honestly say I would rather have genital herpes then have cold sores on my face. Nothing like wearing the herpes virus on your face that can speed and end up being huge for everyone to see.

    OP here is a great website a few people I know have used it http://www.positivesingles.com

  49. Why should we do the research to prove the things you say here. You state them as fact, yet refuse to provide your sources or even make a passing reference.

    As well, there are many more STDs than HIV. There are two methods for screening for STDs for males and females, and many doctors will not bother with sending their patients for certain tests. i have to specifically ask for the portion of tests that require a blood sample (HIV/AIDS is one of them) and even then my doctor always asks if I feel this is necessary. It doesn’t mean that I haven’t been tested for the most common STD/STIs.

    I don’t have a problem with what you said so much as your blanket statements you pawn off as fact without even making a passing reference to where you got the info and then dispute that when someone challenges your assertion.

    And why are you lumping me in with NGF? Just because he’s my friend doesn’t mean he’s my overlord. To be truthful, we don’t really even talk about LTWWB with each other.

  50. PK, despite your shitty taste in friends, I don’t really have any issue with you, aside from your assertion of my “painting people with the same brush”. I made an assertion that can easily be back up with even the most cursory investigation online. You yourself make loads of medically-based assertions on these boards – “blanket statements pawned off as fact”, if you will – and I’ve never bothered to call you out and ask that you provide citations, so I’m not sure why you feel that I should be held to a different standard. You have, in turn, provided anecdotal ‘evidence’ to the contrary, which you seem to think irrefutable in disproving what I say. Personally, I don’t care because it’s a bitch board, not an academic journal, but I think I should point out the hypocrisy.

    I’m well aware that there are many more STDs than HIV. However, if a person has not EVER been screened for HIV, they’re quite obviously not very thorough about their sexual health (again, I refer you to the fact of 20% of HIV-positive folks not being aware they’ve been infected). That alone is a good indication that they most likely haven’t frequently kept up with other types of STD screening throughout their sexual history. But if you’d like more facts, how about the fact that the Kaiser Institute reports that just over half of ob/gyns (54%) and family practice physicians (57%) report discussing STDs with “all” or “most” of their non- pregnant, sexually active, routine gynecological patients. The numbers are slightly lower when it comes to discussing HIV/AIDS (43% of ob/gyns and 53% of family practice physicians). Keep in mind, this is just “discussing”, not actually testing, so 50% is a pretty worrisome figure when you think about it. Unfortunately, at the moment I can’t find the other study that I’m thinking of, that says that only about 35% of sexually active adults get tested annually or between partners, but anyway, it’s out there, and is what I was referring to in my earlier posts.

    In any case, I read a lot about things like sexuality, and there are certain generally accepted medical facts about sex and STDs found in much of what I read. There are loads of figures like this all over the web, but I’m not going to waste any more time rounding up info for you. If you would rather believe that everybody gets tested all the time, all your friends always tell the absolute truth about their behaviour in regards to sexual health, and married people don’t ever have to worry about contracting STDs, you go right ahead.

  51. “PK, despite your shitty taste in friends”

    There goes me0w feeling the need to menstruate all over things and take a cheap shot at me for no good reason. Glad to see there are just some natural haters out there in the iWorld that go out of their way to make themselves feel better by dissing others in the unternet. Just another wannabe-kay attempting to turn me into her Oceanchick or something. It’s amusing to ol’ NGFTL; she refuses to back up her blanket statements but has no issues taking valuable time to (literally) rag on ol’ Donairious. Just no sense in dealing with these feminist type man-haters.

    “Personally, I don’t care because it’s a bitch board, not an academic journal, but I think I should point out the hypocrisy.”

    That’s what Colonel Ivan Hart refers to as the pot calling the kettle African Aluminum.

  52. just reading that, I know you were speaking it as you typed….
    spittling donair sauce covered onion and tomato all over the screen in rage.

  53. I’d rather have donair sauce covered onion and tomato all over my screen than this fucking trojan that’s infected my computer all of a sudden. 🙁

    Fucking windows.

  54. “take a cheap shot at me for no good reason” – LMAO. Yes, poor widdle innocent Donairious. The big bad feminist woman is soooo mean to the poor widdle fella. Gee, buddy, I really hope I didn’t hurt your feelings 😛

    “refuses to back up her blanket statements” – I’ve provided several references now, in spite of my better judgement. However, I’ll be damned if I’m gonna crack a textbook in the middle of May for you, fat boy.

    Anyway, this is generally amusing for me too, but your “I know you are, but what am I” retorts have become increasingly tedious. I’m done for the day, but I anxiously await tomorrow’s arrival, when I may read your inevitable final thoughts, which are sure to be sparkling with your usual jocular wit and penetrating insight into my character.

  55. You’ve provided no references at all. Instead you could have pulled those so-called facts out of your nose. Classic narcissistic behaviour from someone who can’t even order their own drink.

    The “I know you are, but what am I” retorts claim is just another example of your projection of self in others. PK called you out and made you look totally foolish and you responded by trying to attack ol’ MTL. Giggle. You’re only getting a kick out of this simply because you’re getting a response and think that somebody actually cares about what you think. Naive.

  56. Settle down there, Zunter Zearst Zelmsley! You don’t want me to have to make you my souvlaki.

  57. Is it me, or did donarious’s last post sound a little *shifty eyes*

    h-o-m-o-s-e-x-u-a-l?

    Or is it just me?

  58. You think everything is sebastianal lately. Jonno is. Donairious is. me0w is. Frig you even said Mr. Me0w probably has a masculine name like “Helga.”

  59. What the hell are you talkin’ ’bout? I never said anyone but sebastard was sebastard, I just said your post sounded like you were making a homosexual pass at zed. Jesus. YOU were the one who said the above mentioned posters were ghey.

    OK MAYBE I said you were a bit into the boys, but srsly! You totally give off that vibe!

  60. I dress well, attract both sexes and can match a good white wine with ham. Quit being a Helga!

  61. And you’re the one who asked me if jonno had a crush on sebastard in that “suggestive” kinda way.

    Almost like you had a little glimmer of hope that you could get drunk and convince him to bone you!

    And Mr Helga was your, idea you fat fuck!

  62. Hope? Everyone would want to fuck a drunk Jew. Even Hitler would try taking me out for steak and steins.

  63. I’m sure if the other party was drunk off their ass you MAY have a shot at getting some.

  64. Great now you’re projecting like me0w. You can do better than that, cat litter breath.

  65. Helga, lol…that name always conjures up images of fat viking ladies for me. My name is, in fact, one of those unisex ones, but it’s a bit nicer on the ear than Helga.

    As far as narcissism…are you new to the interwebz? Narcissism is the blood pumping through the veins of the online world. Message boards, blogs, facebook – they’re all based on the (often misguided) assumption that other people out there, often complete strangers, give a flying fuck what any of us think. Narcissism, and probably a whole lot of boredom, is the only reason any of us are here, really, including you, donair-for-brains. Trying to pretend otherwise is pretty ridiculous, don’t you think?

    Quite frankly, the only reason I take pot shots at you is because of your repetitive use of gay slurs. That may seem stupid to you, but in the past, I’ve found many of your posts to be amusing and even insightful, and I’ve even seen you call out moron posters who made bigoted comments. The very fact that I know you are capable of reasonably intelligent thought and well-crafted insults is why I’ve been disappointed that you’ve felt the need to resort to simple-minded, childish slurs. I get that it’s fun to be a dick on the internet sometimes, but personally I draw the line at racist or homophobic slurs, and you apparently don’t.

    Anyway, I’m sure you don’t care, and I really don’t either, and we can continue to faux-hate each other or whatever, but I figured I’d say it anyway, narcissistic though that may be.

  66. faux-hate, that is very clever, she’s right mr. fat. it’s beneath you to go that route

  67. I KNOW THAT UNFORTUNALEY HUN , THEY NEVER TRULY GO AWAY, that is why peeps suck, but there is more understanding , then the not, sorry i forgot the caps was on at the begining, much love mah

  68. shit.. you’ve discovered my naming mimicry…
    I never though anyone would get that.
    well played, o copious donarious…

  69. I’m not homophobic nor a narcissist but at least you can admit you’re the latter. Calling sebastian a faggot is not homophobia. He makes very hateful statements about whoever he wants and you don’t say a thing about it. It only becomes a problem when ol’ Donairious does it and that’s just uncool. As long as cigarbastian continues to make blatantly hateful statements about anybody I will continue to refer to him as a simple faggot. He wears his sexuality on his sleeve and it gets to him and he asks for it straight up; no pun intended, or was it….

    Any way, I don’t care either but if you want to keep trying to hate on the Notorious DNR I’ll continue making snide remarks. Nobody likes an Anti-Semite.

  70. Aww geez, Donairious, you’ve totally crushed my hopes of kissing and making up on the ‘Herpes Lovin” thread. PG was even rooting for us 🙂

    First of all, I didn’t call you homophobic, I said you use a homophobic slur. I have no way knowing for certain how you feel about gay folks IRL, all I see is you using anti-gay language on a message board.

    Secondly, sebastian wears his miserable douchebag existence on his sleeve far more than his sexuality, and it’s his own individual douchebaggery that results in the hateful and pointless comments he makes. I’ve personally slammed him on numerous occasions, but I generally don’t bother anymore because his trolling is obvious and really only bothersome to those who are childish enough to get worked up over trolls. Besides, if I wanted a pointless altercation with a moron, I’d just go down to pizza corner on a Saturday night and tell some girl her jeggings look stupid.

    “He asks for it”? I don’t care how despicable someone is, I don’t think anyone “asks” to be called ‘faggot’, ‘nigger’, ‘kike’, etc. IMO, the perpetuation of that kind of language to demean people is just simple-minded and crude.

    I really do enjoy the irony of you frequently bringing up your religio-ethnicity though, because unlike you, no one here is attributing your unlikeable traits to such irrelevant personal details. I don’t care if you’re a Zoroastrian Maori transexual, it has nothing to do with your individual behaviour and the fact that choose to act like an immature dink. Am I mistaken, or are you actually trying to infer that I’m an anti-Semite, simply because I think your your slur-ridden comments are repugnant? Talk about playing the “race-card” (I realize Jews are not technically a race, so please save your righteous indignation). Of course, you’re certainly not the first member of an oppressed people who’s used that as an excuse to shit all over another oppressed people. However, your assertion that your continuous use of ‘faggot’ ≠ homophobia, but me calling you out on your shit = anti-Semitism sure gave me a good laugh. When I mention it to my Jewish grandmother, I’m sure it’ll give her a good chuckle too, so thanks for that.

  71. I was only mucking around about the anti-Semitism stuff to be honest. I just like to throw it out there as a gag and to poke fun at Israel and its supporters really. My position is sebastian asks to be called the certain six-letter f-word and completely asks for it. So we’ll just agree to disagree on things. 🙂

    You may now kiss the fat!

  72. “My position is sebastian asks to be called the certain six-letter f-word and completely asks for it.”

    … Fat, you didn’t read what Me0w typed did you. Or did you do implement my DaVinci reading technique? Skipping what you want to.

    I likes ya Fat, I do, but on this one I agree with the lady.

  73. I read it and stand by my position. I’m not going to argue it with you or me0w or anyone. You have every right to believe and think what you want as do I. Like I wrote in the previous – we will agree to disgaree. Or disagree to agree.

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