100 Percent Secure and Anonymous Herpes Dating Website Is Free to Join

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Meetpositives.com, a herpes dating website, which ensures that members are 100 percent anonymous and secure, assures those who are interested to join that membership is free. The end goal of this website is providing a safe place for positive singles to learn from one another and possibly meet someone with whom they can establish a healthy relationship with despite living with STD.

Michael Task, a representative for MeetPositives.com, says, “Meet Positives was built to free the hearts of people living with an STD (sexually transmitted disease) from the shame society casts upon them. Sadly, most people who have contracted an STD did nothing wrong and were simply trying to find love. Even worse, we have found that most people who have contracted an incurable STD were in a relationship with a partner who either didn’t disclose their STD or cheated and brought one home. So the decision to create a trusted platform for Positives was easy and the right thing to do.”

The need for the website to be anonymous and secure is important because of the stigma that has been linked to STD. The primary reason for the existence of the Meet Positives website is to allow positive individuals to avoid the embarrassing situation when they reveal their condition to the person they are dating about their condition, and they get rejected because of it. Joining the Meet Positives community allows positive individuals to interact with other positive individuals. There will be no longer any need for the “talk” because members already know the person they are interacting with is like them.

Herpes and other STD infections are some of the most unfamiliar epidemics plaguing the country. According to the CDC, there are around 20 million new viral infections each year. The most common types of STDs in the US include chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, hepatitis B, syphilis, HIV, HPV, and trichomoniasis. Around 50 percent of these infections are found in people ages 15 to 24, which makes sense because this age group is the most sexually active.

More than 25 percent of people in the US have an incurable STD. Fortunately, it is still possible to date online despite one’s STD status. They just need to follow a number of tips, such as disclosing their STD to the person they are dating before engaging in sex. Another important tip is to understand their STD, which is made possible through Meet Positives.

The Meet Positives dating website for people with herpes also offers online dating tips for members because they are not just focused on helping members find love, but also to make it last. Thus, they offer free advice and tips on how to develop a strong relationship. This is a community where members can share all of their information and help others. Members who have problems may also be able to find the solution they have been looking for.

Unlike the methods employed by traditional dating sites, Meet Positives employs a different approach for matching men and women. They utilize various factors that are not only designed to match people with the same interests but also make sure that the predictors will result into long-lasting relationships.

Started in 2014, Meet Positives maintains a standalone dating site for singles who were found to be herpes or STD positive. Their matchmaking team members have more than 20 years of experience in that specific field. It should be noted that Meet Positives is different from other similar STD communities in that it is not a member of any affiliate network. It is able to provide the services on its own, allowing the community members to use and benefit from the different services, such as individual posts that enable other members to know how they were able to experience a happy life despite their condition; an online discussion forum for members; the matching algorithm; and more.

Those who would like to know more about Meet Positives herpes dating can check out the Meet Positives website or contact them through the telephone or via email.