Meet Positives Serves as Dating Site for Herpes Positive Singles

Meet Positives has revealed that they serve as a dating site for herpes positive singles as a way to provide help those who dread “the talk”. This is the moment they have to reveal their condition to their non-positive partner. Oftentimes, herpes positive singles get rejected by their partner at this particular moment and some may suffer a trauma that would cause them to avoid dating. The Meet Positives site is based on the idea that positive singles meeting those who are in the same situation will help them get into dating again and this may possibly lead to long-term relationships for them.

Jack Lombardi, founder of Meet Positives, says, “Dating 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 adds, “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. Join Meet Positives and never have the talk again.”

Aside from providing herpes positive singles with the chance to meet other people again through dating, the Meet Positives site also serves another important purpose. Members of the Meet Positives community will get to learn more about their condition from other people who have experienced the same situation. They can also get the most up-to-date information about herpes, such as potential cures, vaccination, and treatment alternatives. They can read herpes drug reviews posted by other members, about the side effects of certain herpes drugs, and success stories.

Those who join Meet Positives will usually be surprised to discover how common herpes is in the US. Statistics show that more than 40 million people are living with this particular condition, while only a few are aware that they are infected. In fact, in the United States, one in five people have the disease and genital herpes has become the top sexually transmitted infection (STI) in recent years.

Thus, those who are herpes positive are not alone. There are many others like them and many have learned to live a happy and healthy life despite the current absence of a cure for herpes. Those who join Meet Positives will be able to interact with people in the same situation and therefore will be understanding and will not certainly judge others.

The result is that Meet Positives has become a community of positives with thousands of herpes singles who are no longer are afraid to engage in dating again. Jack Lombardi explains, “When meeting people who understand you, it becomes easier to share your experience, ultimately allowing you to feel more comfortable. Well, you will feel more confident when you share your experience with like-minded people who will benefit from your story.”

Meet Positives is also for other STI positive people, serving as alternative to dating and providing a second chance for them to feel normal again in establishing an intimate relationship. The algorithm used by Meet Positives in matching people who are living with the same condition, by distance, and the preferences they have indicated when they applied for membership. Members of the community are able to search the profiles of positive singles who are also interested in dating. Furthermore, they also get to learn more about their condition through the online discussion forums and the posts made by other members.

It is vital for positives to be aware that STIs can be managed and that they may still be able to live happy and healthy lives. Meet Positives, when finding a match for a particular member, will also make sure that it will be a long-term relationship. Thus, they also provide free advice and tips to members on how then can develop a lasting relationship that will lead to happiness.

Those who are interested in joining the Meet Positives community may want to visit their website at MeetPositives.com, or contact them through the telephone or via email.