It is quick and easy, and it's always a good idea to get tested, but it doesn't solve the problem that OP's husband apparently has zero trust towards them.
yeah! And tomorrow when you sneeze funny and he thinks its an STD, you'll be back at the clinic. And when you shave your leg and get a nic, he will take you back to the doctor to prove its not TWO STDs. What a lovely marriage!
i hope she didn't, since it would only be invalidating his mental illness
Guys it's pretty clear Solano is referring to the gender identifier below the story, not the text of the story itself.
there's an icon under the post that shows the gender of the poster.
And he didn't notice all the missing hair?...
Seems to me that he protests too much, like maybe he's had experience looking for STD's? I hope I am wrong, but my bet is this dude been doing it.
Its obvious none of you have had the military experience. Some military spouses do cheat when we deploy out and you hear so many horror stories so no matter what any of you think its a legitimate concern but op just go get the test on base at the tmc should suffice.
I wonder how much more likely a spouse is to cheat if their idiotic husband doesn't understand what razor bumps are? Must be pretty hard to get aroused by a man-child outwitted by a $1 razor...
After any kind of separation it's normal to be a little out of sorts, and the military can cause extra anxiety, but I fail to see how that's the spouse's fault that her husband is being unfair. Some soldiers cheat while they're on deployment too. Should she make him get tested to prove that he didn't? Good for the goose, good for the gander, after all.
Suuuure....if you were gone for months and come back to your husband all shaved when he never shaved before for you, you wouldnt get suspicious? And then you see bumps? nah get tested, he's been gone too long and you changed your habits while he was gone so yeah
Lady bits.... sounds like an add on for the standard model.
It is quick and easy, and it's always a good idea to get tested, but it doesn't solve the problem that OP's husband apparently has zero trust towards them.