Meet Positives Herpes Dating Website Allows Positive Singles to Feel Normal Again

Chicago, Illinois -

MeetPositives.com, a dating website for people with herpes and other kinds of STD, wants to point out that members are enabled to feel normal again with their groundbreaking overhaul of the Meet Positives website. With their new dating app, members get to experience a fun, safe, and private way to meet other positive singles. Herpes positive people, who often found it a problem to disclose their health condition to the person they are dating, have indicated that they have been very satisfied with the herpes dating site and the community.

Those who are interested can choose to use the app or simply use the Meet Positives website. It is important to note that the website will function 100 percent on any kind of device, whether it is a desktop, a laptop, a tablet, or a smartphone, or whether it is iOS or Android. But for those who find it more convenient to use an app, the Meet Positives STD dating app has the same features as the website, plus local connect, safe connect, and swipe right.

Michael Task, a representative for MeetPositives.com, says, “Built for STD positive people, Meet Positives (MP) is an alternative to dating and a second chance for positive people who live with a sexually transmitted disease. Our goal is to help impacted people feel normal again in a relationship. MP helps positive singles avoid the embarrassment and possible rejection by telling a potential mate about their condition. Our members join because they want to find and date others who have experienced the same struggles.”

It is important to note that herpes positive people can still get to enjoy a happy and healthy life. The herpes virus, either HSV-1 (oral herpes) or HSV-2 (genital herpes), usually doesn’t have noticeable symptoms, except during those brief outbreak periods. Furthermore, herpes infections will not usually result into a serious medical problem, although there may be some complications in some cases. Most people are not even aware about having herpes until they are tested. When dating with an individual who isn’t herpes positive, herpes positive individuals will usually want their partner to know about their condition. This is known as the dreaded “talk,” which often leads to the break up of the relationship. The result is that many herpes positive individuals become reluctant to go out dating.

With the Meet Positives herpes dating website, people will need to register to be part of the community of positive singles. Meet Positives will then match members based on their locations and conditions. Thus, herpes positive individuals get to meet other herpes positive people. There will be no need for the “talk” because they are already aware of the condition of the person they are going out with and vice versa. Aside from not getting anxious about having to undergo the “talk,” members are also ensured that they will not be passing on the virus to another individual. Without the stress and anxiety, they will finally get to feel normal again, especially when it comes to dating. And because they have the same condition, the other person is already aware about the condition that they have and will be more understanding.

That is why Meet Positives members can finally have fun and feel normal again when dating. Furthermore, the matching algorithm that they use has been proven to provide accurate matching. Michael Task explains, “Our algorithm matches 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.”

Starting in 2019, Meet Positives is a standalone dating site for positive singles. And their team members have more than 20 years of matchmaking. And they have ensured that Meet Positives is different from other STD communities because it doesn’t belong to any affiliate network. It provides services to community members on its own, making sure that members really find benefit in being a member of the community.