Meet Positives Website Supports Dating with Herpes

Meet Positives has revealed that their website is designed to provide the necessary support to single people with herpes who are interested in dating. In addition, MeetPositives.com also serves as a community of herpes positive people who want to know more about their condition, especially from others who also have the condition. The website also provides some of the latest information about herpes, such as possible cures, vaccination, and other treatment alternatives. They may also be able to read about herpes drug reviews, the potential side effects, and success stories. Most of all, they will be able to meet other herpes positive singles who may also be interested in dating.

Jack Lombardi, owner of Meet Positives, says, “Dating for people with herpes can be difficult and at times, frightening. Meeting others who suffer from the same conditions offers you peace of mind. Our members understand you, understand your fears and looking forward to feeling normal again.”

He continues, “Don’t let HSV1 or HSV2 (genital herpes) stop you from meeting someone special. It’s not your fault for being positive, you are still in control of your happiness, meet positives and never have the talk again.”

“The talk” is that moment that herpes positives are often afraid of, when there is a huge potential for becoming embarrassed and hurt as they inform their dating partner about their condition. What could hurt them the most is that they may already have developed an emotional attachment to that person, who will likely reject them once their condition is revealed.

The solution is for herpes positives to meet other people who have the same condition. In fact, many people would be surprised to learn that herpes is a common condition, with more than 40 million people being herpes positive although only a few actually know they are infected. Genital herpes has actually become the most prevalent sexually transmitted disease (STD) in recent years.

Meet Positives was created for positives and already has thousands of herpes singles as registered members. Members make use of this website to share their experiences and information on how to live a better life despite having the infection. Through the Meet Positives individual posts and online discussion forums, members will be able to read about the stories of other positives and how they have managed to live with their diagnosis.

The idea behind Meet Positives is that herpes positives discussing their condition with uninfected people can be really difficult and scary. But talking about it with people who are in the same condition will not just remove that difficulty but it will also allow a person to learn from others regarding their condition and what they have done to make their lives more manageable.

People tend to socialize with other people and being herpes positive need not be a hindrance, thanks to the Meet Positives website. Possibly the most important benefit of becoming a member of the Meet Positives community is getting the chance of meeting someone who may turn out to be the most special person in his or her life.

It is actually quite easy to become a member of Meet Positives. All that someone has to do is create an account on the website and provide information that they intend to share with other members. Meet Positives members will be able to browse through the database containing the information provided by each member, allowing them to find someone who matches their preferences. The Meet Positives website also presents the latest news and information regarding herpes and other STDs.

Meet Positives was created for people who have a sexually transmitted infection. According to the CDC, the most common in the US are chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, hepatitis B, syphilis, HIV, human papillomavirus, and trichomoniasis. Fortunately, these infections can be managed and those infected can still live a normal life, which is where Meet Positives can help.

Those who would like to know more about the possibility of dating with herpes or any other STD may want to visit the Meet Positives website, or contact them through the telephone or via email.