We can explore all aspects of a relationship, including its strengths and weaknesses. Ultimately, you must trust your own feelings and make your own choices, but I can look at what is going on with another person, what he/she is feeling, thinking, and doing. This is not my favorite type of question, but I am willing to address it and look at the health and well being of the relationship as a whole, what it needs in order for there to be healing and trust, and whether healing can occur or not.

In most cases, you cannot tell by looking if someone has an STD. STDs often do not have visible symptoms. See similar questions...

You should tell any sex partner that you have genital herpes. It's important to learn all you can about genital herpes and share that information. Then you and your partner can make an informed decision about sex. Tell a partner that there is always a chance of getting the virus from you, but that there are ways to reduce the risk, such as using latex condoms and avoiding sex when you have symptoms. There are plenty of reasons why you should communicate openly. See similar questions...

Maybe, but only in the smaller out of the way places. Single-deck blackjack is one of the easiest (relatively speaking) card games to cheat at. Multi-deck shoes can also be rigged, however, this leaves physical evidence of cheating. My advice is to become aware of the tactics used and always stay alert. If you suspect something funny just leave the game. When playing single deck, always be on the alert for preferential shuffling (i.e. See similar questions...

The University of Tasmania conducted an evaluation to determine the difference in plagiarism and cheating to develop academic dishonesty policies and procedures. The following site is a preliminary report published by the committee. The report makes a distinction between plagiarism and cheating. See similar questions...

There is no one right way to tell the people that you care about. You may want to talk to people individually or you might prefer to talk to people in a group. There are also other ways of disclosure, like writing a letter. When you decide to tell people, think about doing so in a comfortable and comforting environment. For more information on ways to communicate and how to discuss your status with loved ones and the other people in your life, go to The Body. See similar questions...

Cheating is defined in the Honor Code as any form of communication during a game that is outside the play window's chat bubbles. (That includes instant messages, telephone calls, or even playing in the same room together.) The Honor Code also says that playing more than one sissyfighter at a time (multisessioning) is against the rules. You can read more about cheating in Shrew's posts here and here on the Strategy Club board and in sissyranger's locked post at the top of the Hall Monitor board. See similar questions...

Impotence or erectile dysfunction is not just a man's problem. It's a "couple's disorder." Involving your partner and discussing how this is affecting both of you is very important and often leads to better communication and understanding between couples and certainly to easier solutions. See similar questions...

You actually score a hit with a mega, and they don't die. By actually score a hit, I mean you hear the "grinding metal" noise that signifies a player actually taking damage. You have to be very careful about this criteria: if you or anyone else fires any other kind of weapon, or even could have been firing another weapon (and you dropped the packet), you can't use this criteria. It must be a direct hit with a mega, and no other possible source of damage. See similar questions...

Be honest but reassuring. While PD is a serious illness, a person diagnosed today can look forward to many years of nearly normal activity. Think of yourselves as a team, just as you would in other areas of your life. When you both feel free to talk openly about your questions and fears, together you will be able to deal more easily with PD. Have your spouse, partner or care giver attend a support group meeting with you. See similar questions...

I will not to tell you what type of relationship you should have. Instead to help you be the type of couple you both want to be. I am there to guide you and teach you what works and what doesn't based on my clinical experiences and the research and data that is out there. In the end, however, it is you who makes the final decision. See similar questions...

many people with STIs have no symptoms, the only way to tell if you or your partner has one is to get tested at FPWA or by a doctor. In most cases testing is quick and usually painless. See similar questions...

Almost all of us slip off the diet occasionally, just get back on it the very next day. Be nice to yourself! Be your own best friend. What's harmful is beating yourself up for indulging and playing 'kick me'. Relax, you're human - we all go astray occasionally. See similar questions...