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Posted: 2/7/2003

Cultural Difference in the Attitude toward Inflected

When the inflected is living in USA or Europe, his possibility of being accepted by other people including his friends and co-workers is comparatively higher than this in a Eastern country. It is just my own opinion, very personal but very true. I am living in Hong Kong, a Chinese society. You can never imagine how inferior will be if you tell your friends or co-workers that you are inflected with HPV. My life is now nearly paralyzied by the inflection. I get difficult to fall in love or get married because no girl in Hong Kong can accept an STD inflected as her husband. If you donno tell the fact, it is highly likely that she will be inflected and so as you children. Unless you donno love her, you have to tell the truth. But when you tell the truth, you lose her. A paradox! I am also depressed by the recurrence of the warts. Nearly all treatments creat pain and affect my daily life.

Comments:

5/29/2003 - fritz2001
that is quite a paradox. people become
more aware of things everyday.
hopefully people will learn about hpv
and the research for cure will get
more attention.

7/1/2003 - non
that is the paradox we all go through,
but it is highly unlikly as in very
very rare that newborns can catch the
virus,try aldera I'm sure you herd of
it works great!!,

7/23/2003 9:10:26 PM - Melissa
Move out of there and get with more
open minded people!! You are not
alone!!!And you should not be
embarrassed you did nothing wrong. If a
women will not accept you fo rbeing a
great person then guess what she
doesn't love you!!

7/28/2003 9:55:53 PM - JJ
I'm sorry to hear about your culture
not accepting it as easily. I can't
even imagine. Those people need to
get informed I guess. I will second
the Aldara treatment though. It seems
to be working so far for myself.

9/10/2003 11:56:01 PM -
As if we can tell people we have HPV
anywhere... S*** it sucks to have this
disease. I guess we just have to get
used to living with it.


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