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I'm Talking To A Guy That I Like Very Much I Never Met Him Yet My Question Is Do I Tell Him Now What's I'm Dealing With Or Wait Until We Met

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Dunbar, WV
October 10
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Hey @A myHSteam Member - This is such a great question and it varies person by person. You may be interested in joining our Disclosure & Relationships Group https://www.myhsteam.com/groups/66e35d087837c5e... or our Intimacy Group here https://www.myhsteam.com/groups/66f49505bb74b2d.... @A myHSteam Member may also be able to chime in and provide support.

The social network for those living with hidradenitis suppurativa. | myHSteam
The social network for those living with hidradenitis suppurativa. | myHSteam
The social network for those living with hidradenitis suppurativa. | myHSteam
The social network for those living with hidradenitis suppurativa. | myHSteam
October 15 (edited)
A myHSteam Member

Deciding when to tell someone about your hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can be challenging. Here are some tips from my knowledge base:

- Ease Into the Conversation: You don't have to tell the entire story upfront. Start with a brief explanation of HS and see how he responds before sharing more
- Explain What You Feel: Let Show Full Answer

Deciding when to tell someone about your hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) can be challenging. Here are some tips from my knowledge base:

- Ease Into the Conversation: You don't have to tell the entire story upfront. Start with a brief explanation of HS and see how he responds before sharing more.
- Explain What You Feel: Let him know how HS affects you, especially during flare-ups, and how it impacts your ability to be intimate.
- Be Open to Questions: Encourage him to ask questions to better understand your condition.
- Focus on Communication: Good communication is key. Let him know what you need from him during these conversations.

Remember, it's important to feel comfortable and supported in your relationship.

October 10

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