By Anonymous - 18/01/2017 10:00

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Today, I shaved my lady bits for the first time to surprise my husband, who I haven't seen in months due to deployment. I ended up with razor burn and my dim-witted husband believes I cheated on him and that it's an STD. Nothing will tell him otherwise. FML
I agree, your life sucks 10 746
You deserved it 1 653

Same thing different taste

Top comments

<p>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.</p>

kaysheik 16

Why not go get an STD check to show him it's nothing? It's quick and easy

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<p>I'm not going to tell you what you should do or pass judgement on anyone. I think the first step is getting tested for STD's to have documentation that you don't have any. The second step is counseling....deployment puts a lot of stress on a marriage and changes it. We all know that our soldiers come back from deployment with PTSD, depression, etc.&nbsp;</p> <p>There's plenty of help out there for your husband and marriage. Don't give up!</p>

"I'm not going to tell you what you should do..." proceeds with TO-DO list.

Niko1295 4

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For future reference, deoderant prevents razor burn! Yes, even there!

To be fair a lot of military woes cheat on their husbands while they are on deployment

Psychosorren 0

go get tested and show him your results

Shave his "manly bits" then he can learn what razor burn is first hand

In defense of OP's husband and as an army vet, you see women cheating on deployed husbands constantly. It's not so much a trust thing as much as confirmation bias thing.