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Hey guys, welcome back to We Men at Acme. This is going to be a very important episode that

everyone should listen to, grab your boyfriend, your brother, well that might be a little awkward,

but everyone needs to hear what Dr. Human has to say. It's so important to talk about sexual

health and I just feel like we don't do it enough. There are so many stigmas attached to HPV

and herpes and I actually reveal in this episode that I was positive for HPV at one point and

I thought it was a way bigger deal than it was and that's even after having gotten that HPV

you know vaccine a long time ago. So there's so much misinformation out there when it comes to

our sexual health. I think this is a great episode to clear all of that up and we need that clarity.

So I'm excited to get into it. I'm just going to do a quick solo not too long because I feel that

this information is necessary and we should listen to it as soon as possible. Somebody said,

I just got to have a long distance relationship and I'm newly dating someone. It's very clearly

mutual but at what point is it normal to bring up that you just got out of a relationship?

I feel like you should have brought that up already but if you haven't, I think in the first few

dates I personally like to be like, so when was your last relationship? I feel like it's very telling

and so like for you, if they're not asking that this was from a woman who submitted this, I feel

like guys don't ask about our past relationships often which is weird. Like we have to be the ones

to initiate that conversation. Maybe it's a weird toxic masculinity thing. They don't like imagining

us with like other people but it's definitely something that you should bring up as soon as you can.

I struggled with this when I first was going out on dates with my now partner. I had really just

gotten out of a relationship like a couple weeks before and I was scared that talking about it would

scare him away or think that I wasn't over it and I think everything's different. I don't know

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