Meet Positives Helps with STD Dating During COVID 19

Chicago, Illinois -

Meetpositives.com, an online dating platform for positive singles, is pleased to announce that they are an STD dating website that helps singles who have been diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease (STD) to experience online dating even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Positive singles will likely be reluctant to go dating because of experiences in the past where they got embarrassed and experienced rejection after they had informed the person they were dating about their condition.

The people responsible for Meet Positives have designed the website to allow people to engage in online dating with other positive singles. This ensures that there would no longer be that dreaded moment when they have to reveal their current health condition to the person they are dating. Because the person they are dating is also a positive single, they are assured that they will have no problem of being misunderstood.

Jack Lombardi, CEO of Meet Positives, says, “We also ensure that this STD dating site will really help positive singles to ultimately find a person they can have a lasting relationship with. Our algorithm has been designed to match people who are living with the same condition(s), by distance and by their personal saved criteria. Registered members enjoy searching profiles of positive singles who also want to date, share their stories, and learn more about their conditions on discussion forums.”

It is easy to register to become a member of the Meet Positives community. People will just need to provide information about themselves that will be used by the matching algorithm to find potential dates for them. They will simply need to craft their own profile that will contain the information about them that other members will be able to see when the browse the various profiles on the database. It is important to exercise some care when creating this profile because it will represent the person’s appearance and personality and creating the appropriate first impression is imperative to be able to attract other people. Care should be taken to ensure that the photos are genuine photos of the person and have not been modified in any way. And the personal information provided should not be fake.

Members of Meet Positives can get advice from other members who are more experienced when it comes to dating. They can read about their experiences from the individual posts and they can also learn from the online forums. And the information obtained need not be only about STD dating but also about their particular STD, for instance, the various symptoms that positives have experienced and how these can be managed to ensure that positive singles would still be able to live a healthy life.

It is also important for positive singles to know that STDs are actually more prevalent than what is assumed by many people. According to the CDC, there are about 20 million new viral infections each year, and the most common STDs in the United States are hepatitis B, genital herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, human papillomavirus (HPV), HIV, and syphilis. About 50 percent of these new infections involve individuals who are between the ages of 15 and 24. This is understandable because that is the age range where most people are at the peak of their sexually drive.

The Meet Positives website also provides a number of online resources that can help positive singles. These include online safety tips, STD symptoms, a support center, at home STD test, a blog, and a Wiki page.

Also available on the Meet Positives website is a page where members are able to tell their own individual stories. For instance, in one story, a member relates how he discovered that he had HSV2 and how he was able to finally accept the truth later on and that while it is considered to be incurable, the body can actually be able to fight the virus.

Those who would like to know more about the benefits of becoming a member of the Meet Positives community and experience online dating may want to visit the Meet Positives website, or contact them on the phone or through email.