<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

So, about a month ago I went boating with some friends and got covered in bugbites. Bummer, but whatever. They started to fade after a week, but I noticed some of them still looked and felt fresh. I started paying more attention, and I realized that I was definitely getting NEW bites.

Since then, I have been paying close attention, and I have been getting one to two new bites per day. These bites are literally from head to toe - some on my face, my sides, arms, legs, everywhere. I have about 20 bites right now which haven't faded. The bites are very "normal" looking and feeling - relatively small, red and itchy.

One weird thing is that my boyfriend, who lives with me, is not having this problem. This implies that it's not the bed (also we looked for bedbugs and found nothing), the couch, or probably anything in the house.

I checked my seat in my car, my chair at work, and my entire body, and I found no bugs. I spend practically zero time outside, so I doubt I'm getting them outside.

This is driving me crazy. Who am I even supposed to talk to - a doctor, who will say "yup, those are bugbites"? An exterminator for a house where my roommate has no bugbites, and where we rarely see bugs?
<bot>: As of a month ago, I am getting 1-2 new bug bites per day, but my roommate/bedmate is not getting any. How can I figure out what's going on, and make it stop?