Meet Positives, the STD Dating Site, Free to Use for the Holidays

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Meet Positives, a dating site for people with STDs, will be 100% free to use from now until December 25th, a date commonly celebrated as Christmas. This allows anyone currently living with a sexually transmitted infection to have a chance to find love for free in time for the holidays. In exchange, all the company is asking of new members who are communicating with other members for free is that they report any bugs they find to the company so they can be promptly resolved.

Meet Positives is often used as a herpes dating website for people with herpes, though in reality they are available for people living with any manner of STDs, from herpes to HIV to Hepatitis B and more. People living with sexually transmitted infections often struggle with trying to tell potential partners about their condition, and, since STDs and STIs carry a lot of stigma, having one can make dating a challenge, since the potential to pass along an STD during future sexual interactions can make potential partners unwilling to consider dating someone who already has an STD diagnosis. Meet Positives aids this by matching people who are already living with the same conditions, so anyone on the site with herpes can rest assured that all partners they find through the website are already infected with herpes and understand the struggle of dating with herpes themselves.

The CDC estimates that there are around 20 million new viral infections in the United States every year, about half of which occur to people between 15 and 24 years of age, since this is the age bracket that is the most sexually active. People who have been infected by a sexually transmitted infection can find other people who are also infected and therefore test positive for the same STIs on the Meet Positives STD Dating Site. Meet Positives knows that not everyone wants to download an app to their phone which belies their positive STD status, so they made a website that is completely responsive to varying screen sizes and device types across all kinds of devices, from a variety of smart phones to tablets to desktop computers with normal mobile browsers.This means that nobody needs to worry about someone learning their secret from looking at the apps on their phone if they don’t want them to.

Not only does Meet Positives want to help people living with STDs to find romance, they also want to help people living with STDs to live long, happy and healthy lives and help them find long term or even lifelong love if that is what they are looking for. This means that, in addition to providing a dating website service with a matching algorithm specially tailored to people with sexually transmitted infections, Meet Positives also has lots of free advice about creating strong and lasting relationships. They also have created a community where all members of Meet Positives can interact in an online group setting, supporting each other through all of each other’s various concerns about living and dating with STDs and otherwise. This allows people living with the often isolating conditions that are most STDs to find community and support from others living with similar conditions, which can be an important part of learning to live with these life changing infections and understanding how to better manage them to live happy and fulfilling lives in spite of the condition.

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The dating site, Meet Positives, was founded after the founders noticed that many people with STDs are living in a large amount of shame, and largely for conditions that they had no control over contracting. They’ve found over their time working with people with STDs that most contracted it from a partner who didn’t tell them about their condition, or from a partner who cheated and contracted something outside of the relationship when they were previously clean. These people do not, in any way, deserve the stigma that society casts upon people dealing with incurable STDs, which is why Meet Positives was formed.