Would it be wrong of me to reject a girl just because she has some stds as...

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possible marraige parter?

Well, I'm mostly just talking about the incurable ones like herpies and HIIV/AIDS
 
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Mrdll

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Do you love her?
Does she love you?
What if it were YOU with this/these problems? How would you feel if rejected for them?
What is God telling you?

A lot of people would reject her simply out of fear of catching something, or maybe the social aspect of NOT having many friends once they find out. (in which case they weren't really friends anyway!) You can't live in fear! Not saying it is an easy decision to make, but make it wisely.
 

Mrdll

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Well, maybe you should have stated that :D lol.
Either way, you ARE thinking about it :D
 
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That depends.

Do you want herpes or AIDS?
 
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JesusFreak787

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It depends if u love them enough to be with them with no sex. I mean pray about it, honestly if it were me i wouldn't unless i couldn't be without her then i would gladly give up sex for her. But dnt be with someone out of guilt if u dnt love them.
 
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It might seem a little cold, but I personally wouldn't risk it. Your body is a temple, why purposely put it in danger. It is simply a matter of survival and health. Yes, might be a little cold, but if she cared for you she wouldn't ask you to harm yourself for her happiness. So short answer. No it isn't wrong to not pursue a relationship with them.

Now that being said. It really is up to you. If you really love her and those things don't matter, that is your choice.
 
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Sex between two people with AIDS aggravates the condition. You're better off looking elsewhere.
 
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Well I write this assuming you plan on sexual activity with your marital partner thus giving you HIV/AIDS. You would then be two people with HIV/AIDS and worsening your symptoms.
 
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For the AIDS, wear a condom, although there's a chance you can still contract it if she has a cut or something, but kissing is actually ok. For the herpes...don't have sex or kiss when her virus is active (the times when she is contagious).
 
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Jullianna

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ANSWER: No

QUESTION: When struggling with issues relating to sexual matters, is it wise to focus one's attention on a hypothetical situation regarding a related matter?
 
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GreenNnice

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possible marraige parter?

Well, I'm mostly just talking about the incurable ones like herpies and HIIV/AIDS
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DotHack0, think your mind on good things, not sure if this is good to ponder for you. No offense, I love ya, bro. :) but, Yeah, dh0 , go for positive , evocative imagery from our Lord and Savior, let the Holy Spirit speak to you through song, through bible (maybe pick up a CD in a christian bookstore , like ultima, or ??) and be ROCKED by Jesus. :)

But to answer your question, and, this goes for everything in our life, IF the Lord has led you to a girl with stds then ask Him why. See what your heart then feels (does) to you/for you. Follow your heart then, for it will purely be seeking God.

The Lord leads :)
 
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Desamay

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1 always pray on it and if it's love and you see yourself being with her for the rest of your life. Only you God and her know how you feel and what you plan for. seeking advice in this matter maybe is a simple expample or clue...you need to pray on this a lot more then you have been. HIV/Aids is deadly and never goes away. As for other STDS some can be more prevented but it's all up to you. Best advice wait tell your married to sleep with anyone. also in this matter you have to ask yourself. How did she get the STD? some are by mistakes at hospitals with blood test's. This don't happen very often but I know a girl that got HEp C from the hospital. You have to see if it is by partners that she isn't repeater old habbits and God is the center of her life. You don't want to put yourself at risk of soemthing if this isn't love. I will keep you in my prayers.
 

Elizabeth619

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It is up to you.

Also, people need to educated themselves more on such diseases. Just because your partner could have an incurable disease does NOT mean you will get it.
 
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Depends. You shouldn't let a disease stop you from reaching out and being there for a person, but as far as engaging in a romantic/intimate relationship... that's pretty much up to you. You should keep in mind that a lot of the incurable STD's are still very manageable and treatable, and if you use the right protection you can significantly decrease your chances of catching it (though you'll never fully eliminate those chances as long as you choose to engage in sexual activity with the infected partner, but you can decrease those odds all the same).

I personally think it'd be wrong, mostly because it seems like a rather trivial thing when you take into account how easily you can avoid spreading the disease, even if it's making the hard choice to simply never have sex, but if it's real love then sex shouldn't be a priority to begin with. It just seems wrong to reject a perfectly nice person just because they have a disease. That's just my personal opinion on the matter though, and I can understand the point of views of the people who'd disagree with that. Sex has never been important to me so I'd agree to a relationship with a wonderful person even if it meant I could never sleep with them.
 
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ANSWER: No

QUESTION: When struggling with issues relating to sexual matters, is it wise to focus one's attention on a hypothetical situation regarding a related matter?
Basically, I'm just prepairing myself to have a girlfriend.
 
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Jullianna

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Okay :) But...I wouldn't make this my first question over dinner :D