Meet Positives Offers a Way for a Person Living with an STD to Look for Love

Chicago, Illinois -

Meetpositives.com, a website for STD positive people, is pleased to announce that they are offering those who are single with an STD a way to find love. Meet Positives is a website created to allow those who have tested positive for an STD to be able to date again. Positive singles tend to shy away from dating because they would like to avoid that dreaded moment when they have to reveal their condition to the person they are dating. Members of the Meet Positives community will get the chance to know other positive singles with whom they could possibly go on a date and develop a relationship.

Meet Positives offers STD positive people an alternative to dating and help them feel normal again in a relationship. As such, they apply an algorithm that matches those who are living with the same condition, by the personal criteria they have provided when joining the community, including their distance from each other. Those who are registered members are given the right to search the database of profiles of positive singles who are also interested in dating, sharing their stories, and getting to know more about their particular condition on the discussion forums.

The problem that positive singles usually encounter with non-positive singles is that some people have the notion that those who have an STD lack restraint or control when it comes to sex. The truth is that there are people who have gotten an STD that have only one sexual partner while there are others who have had several sexual partners but have never gotten an STD. The truth is that more than 25 percent of people living the United States have an incurable STD. The alternative for people with an STD is to utilize online dating, which is a service offered by Meet Positives.

Those who join the Meet Positives community may actually be surprised to find out that STDs are more common than they realized. There are approximately 20 million new cases of STDs each year, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and that includes hepatitis B, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomoniasis, chlamydia, human papillomavirus (HPV), and HIV. Fortunately, these infections can be managed and those who are positive may still be able to live a healthy life. Thus, positive singles have every right to find others who truly understand their situation and are willing to be in a relationship.

The goal of Meet Positives is not just to provide assistance to positive singles in finding love, but also to increase their chances of making the relationship last a life time. Thus, they also offer free tips and advice on how to develop strong relationships that can truly last a lifetime. Members of the Meet Positives community get to know important information on how to manage their condition and live well with other positives.

Furthermore, Meet Positives members become more knowledgeable about their conditions. They get to learn more about their particular STD by reading the stories shared by other members who have the same condition. They can also get more knowledge regarding their specific condition through the discussion forums.

Jack Lombardi, founder of Meet Positives, says, “We understand that just mentioning your condition to an uninfected person can be very difficult. But if you meet people who have the same condition, you will feel more comfortable because you know that they will be more understanding.”

Thousands of positive singles have already joined the Meet Positives community and are sharing their experiences with each other. Members are able to share their own personal stories and information with regards to the symptoms they have experienced and other important information that positive singles would find useful. Members are able to share information by making individual posts and participating in the online discussion forums. And best of all, they can date other members of the community and possibly develop a romantic relationship.

Those who would like to know more about the community of STD positives may want to visit the Meet Positive website, or contact them on the phone or through email.