#herpes dating app

[positivesinglesapp]

STD Dating App for Positive Singles

PositiveSingles is indeed a dating platform designed for individuals with sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and other positive health conditions, including HIV. It is often referred to as an "STD dating app" or "STD dating website." The platform is created to provide a safe and supportive environment for people living with these conditions to connect with others who share similar health circumstances.

PositiveSingles, whether through its website or mobile app, typically includes features like profile creation, search and matching options, private messaging, community forums, privacy settings, and educational resources. These features help members connect, communicate, and share their experiences with others who understand the challenges and concerns associated with STIs and related health conditions.

If you are interested in using PositiveSingles to connect with individuals who have STIs or to find a supportive community, I recommend visiting the official website or searching for the PositiveSingles app on the respective app store for the most up-to-date information and to download the app if it suits your needs. As with any dating or social networking platform, always prioritize your safety and follow responsible online dating practices.

[over--it]

fucking fine.

papa johns boy would take off the condom every time

actually most johns would if they even used one, because who cares if a random whore gets pregnant? cant do shit bc its illegal to sell yourself anyway

and then theres the man who raped me for $100 at the comfort inn. well was it really rape if all that happened was "wait stop grab a condom" "you want me to wear a condom?" and then he started fucking me while holding me down. he deepthroated me and i thought i was going to die. he gave me herpes.

the man who was a trump supporter and told me about his incestuous affairs with his sister and father.

the man who gave me $120 to drive to boston for a fancy dinner, and then harassed me through text until i blocked him, saying hed be my sugar daddy

the man who paid me $300 to drive to where he worked so he could finger me in a parking lot. a woman caught us and looked horrified.

the man who sat on my floor and smoked crack after.

my 22nd birthday where i went to a mans hotel room, he was unbelievably strung out. he offered me meth. i didnt take it. i made nothing from it and got passive aggression when i came home.

the men older than my parents. the men who wanted to fly me out to them, the men who asked to meet specific dates, the men the men the men the men

demon. demon would make me be on that app from when i woke up to when i fell asleep. i was fucked up on dabs and klonopin and salvia and shrooms and when wed run out i had to go fuck for some more

nothing else mattered besides money, sex, drugs. it was a fucking trap house and i was the whore.

[softspiderling]

i work in PR for a sports team so analyzing a person’s behavior is basically my job lmaooo

drew’s pr person/people are doing wonders tbh, because so far, he has not been involved in any major drama and apart from a couple of rumors, that went away VERY quickly, his sheet is squeaky clean.

but when it comes to odessa, they can’t seem to quite keep it under wraps.

and while personal relations are very tricky to navigate from a PR perspective, a simple acknowledgement of his relationship status would, imo, would help his public image. it would also quickly shut down any incoming rumors. and really, it doesn’t have to be an in-depth statement, if him and odessa are simply just hooking up, with no exclusivity, just a simple “i am single/i am taken”.

because when he’s taking odessa everywhere, making it look like as if they are together, but then he’s seen on dating apps, it sheds a really bad light on him.

either that or his pr should step in and make it, so he is not seen with odessa in public. by doing that, they can keep up whatever weird situationship they got going on without being questioned.

- 🦦 anon

wait that’s so cool!

yeah she’s like….. i’m trying to find a nicer comparison than herpes but i’m failing so

either way, she’s always somehow there

[puppiedotcom]

I turned to the herpes dating app bc I was so sad and desperate for attention after my breakup and now I am appalled that there are people who are also desperate for attention but they actually want to DO something about it and drive 5 hours to meet. I also chose this app bc there are no local users, so it really just enforces that all I wanted was attention and not a serious relationship (which I don't. I've got too much going on to do that and my heart is still broken)

I did, however, finally make a fetlife acct and got messages quickly, but I guess I can only be horny in a vacuum and not with or for other people lmfao. The minute someone messages me abt meeting up I lose my desire to have sex lol.

[datingwithhiv]

How can I ensure privacy and security in my STD/HIV dating app?

PositiveSingles.com: The World's Largest Online STD & Herpes Dating Site.

[livewithherpes]

The Advantages of Herpes Dating Apps

Navigating the world of dating can be challenging, especially for individuals living with herpes. In recent years, the rise of specialized herpes dating apps has provided a unique and supportive space for those with the condition.

This article explores the advantages of herpes dating apps, shedding light on how these platforms empower users to forge meaningful connections while navigating the complexities of herpes in the dating landscape.

Understanding and Empathy:One of the most significant advantages of herpes dating apps is the creation of a community that understands the challenges of living with the condition. Users share a common ground, creating an environment where empathy and understanding thrive. This shared experience fosters connections that go beyond the physical, emphasizing emotional and mental compatibility.

Reduced Stigma:Herpes dating apps play a pivotal role in destigmatizing the condition by providing a platform where individuals can be open about their status without fear of judgment. This reduction in stigma contributes to a more positive dating experience, allowing users to focus on building connections rather than being burdened by societal misconceptions.

Open Communication:Herpes dating apps encourage open and honest communication about one's health status. This transparency from the outset creates a foundation of trust among users. The ability to discuss herpes openly facilitates conversations about safe practices, managing outbreaks, and addressing concerns, fostering a healthier and more informed dating environment.

Community Support:Herpes-specific dating apps offer more than just a platform for finding romantic partners; they also provide a community of support. Users can engage in discussions, share experiences, and seek advice from others who have faced similar challenges. This sense of community contributes to a supportive network that extends beyond the realm of dating.

Privacy and Confidentiality:Herpes dating apps prioritize user privacy and confidentiality. The dedicated nature of these platforms ensures that individuals can disclose their status with confidence, knowing that their information is handled discreetly. This feature is particularly crucial for those who may be concerned about the potential social repercussions of openly discussing their herpes status.

Educational Resources:Many herpes dating apps offer educational resources to help users better understand the condition. These resources may include information on transmission, prevention, and managing outbreaks. By providing a knowledge base, these apps empower individuals to make informed decisions about their health and relationships.

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Conclusion:

Herpes dating apps have emerged as a powerful tool for individuals seeking love and connection in a world that can be judgmental and stigmatizing. The advantages of these platforms extend beyond the scope of traditional dating apps, offering a supportive community, reducing stigma, and promoting open communication. As society continues to evolve in its understanding of herpes, these apps stand as beacons of inclusivity, providing a space where individuals can embrace their authentic selves and build lasting connections based on empathy, understanding, and shared experiences.

[positivesinglessupport]

Herpes Positive Dating In NewYork

New York is a bustling cultural hub with a population of nearly eight and a half million people. If you're living with herpes in the city, you know how challenging it can be to navigate the dating scene. Perhaps you've given up on dating altogether, feeling discouraged by the potential rejection that can come with disclosing your status. Or maybe you're actively trying to date but finding it difficult to make meaningful connections through traditional avenues like dating apps or social events. Whatever the case may be, PositiveSingles is here to help.

As the largest dating platform for people living with STDs and STIs, PositiveSingles provides a safe and supportive community where you can connect with others who share your experiences. Whether you're looking for a romantic partner or simply want to connect with other people who understand what you're going through, our platform is the perfect place to start.

With PositiveSingles, you can browse through profiles of available members in your area, filtering your search to find individuals who are also living with herpes or other STDs. Our platform is designed to help you ease your way back into the dating world with confidence, empowering you to take the first step towards finding love and companionship.

If you're feeling nervous about discussing your diagnosis or simply want to connect with others who understand what you're going through, our platform also offers anonymous and open chat rooms, blogs, and interactive spaces where you can share your experiences and connect with others who have been in your shoes. At PositiveSingles, we pride ourselves on our commitment to protecting your privacy and ensuring that everyone on our platform is living with an STD or STI. This means you can feel confident knowing that you're connecting with people who understand your experience and won't judge you for your diagnosis.

Ultimately, our goal is to help you find love and acceptance, no matter what your diagnosis may be. With PositiveSingles, you can take the first step towards finding companionship and support in a safe and supportive community. Create your profile today and start connecting with other STD-positive singles in New York and beyond!

Visit us: https://www.positivesingles.com

[letustalkstds]

It's understandable that you're feeling heartbroken right now and that you would like to have someone to talk to. There are several hotlines and resources available that can provide support and guidance to help you through this difficult time. Here are a few options:

The National Herpes Hotline: This hotline provides information and support to people living with herpes. You can call 24/7 at 1-855-747-7237 or visit their website at www.herpes.org.

Planned Parenthood: Planned Parenthood offers confidential sexual health services, including testing, counseling, and treatment for sexually transmitted infections. You can find a location near you by visiting their website at www.plannedparenthood.org.

Talkspace: Talkspace is an online therapy platform that connects you with licensed therapists who can provide support and guidance. You can access therapy from your computer or mobile device. Visit their website at www.talkspace.com for more information.

Crisis Text Line: This is a free, 24/7 text-based crisis support service that can help you through difficult times. You can text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor.

Herpes Dating Site: DatingPeopleWithHerpes is a dating site and app specifically designed for people with herpes. The site offers a stigma-free environment where members can connect and find support. You can visit their website at www.datingpeoplewithherpes.com.

Remember, it's okay to reach out for help and support. You don't have to go through this alone.

[kurtsvonneslut]

ok i'm dropping the lore mostly just to get it off my chest but also for the wtf of it all!!!! it's pretty long and fucked up (tw for rape mention) so i'm putting it under the cut

this particular situation actually involves three major players: D, M, and E, with D being the aforementioned situationship.

i met D in august of 2018 just as my relationship with my ex-fiancee was ending horrifically and i was very much not in a good place. we met on a dating app and she made it very clear the first time we hung out that monogamy was not something she did, and that she preferred to sleep around and not get attached. great, that's exactly the place i was in. so after that hangout we were texting a lot, flirting casually, etc.

one day i was feeling pretty down on myself, and i just felt the need to get laid, so i hit her up. she invited me to her place. i told her in no uncertain terms that i wanted to get fucked, and that was the only reason i was coming over, and she was all in for that. the sex was not good but that's besides the point. literally less than a week later she told me that she wanted me to be her girlfriend and that i had apparently taken her virginity? despite the fact she mentioned several times that she'd slept with 10+ people. so clearly one of those things was a lie.

i told her i didn't want to be her girlfriend and i thought i'd made myself very clear before i came over that i wasn't looking for that, and she accused me of attacking her character. we fought and i ended up blocking her. figured that was the end of it.

in december, she somehow found my facebook account and messaged me to tell me she had herpes (also i was literally in the parking lot of my sexual assault survivors support group when i got this message, which will be relevant later). she had also told me before we hooked up that she tested free and clear of any STIs, but that this herpes test indicated she'd had it since birth. so again, one of these things was clearly a lie. i tested negative, so my suspicion is that she didn't have anything, because at the same time she sent this message she also messaged the person i was talking to at that time to check up on me, and we fought again. so i blocked her on facebook too. figured this now had to be the end of it.

in january 2019 i met M, and we hooked up maybe 3 times? very casual, then she ghosted. i didn't really think much of it, and moved on with my life. the sex wasn't that great.

in february 2019, i met E, and on our first date, we discovered we had not one, not two, but three people in common that we'd both hooked up with. these people were a girl we both knew from college (another horrific situationship that i will save for another post), and D and M. as it turned out, D and M were best friends, and i had absolutely no idea. E told me that she still talked to D as friends, and that D had been telling everyone who would listen that i had raped her. E hadn't put the pieces together that i was the same person D was talking about until this conversation. i explained to her what happened and she said that D had never mentioned anything about having an STI to her, despite the fact that she met her after D had messaged me about the STI. that just confirmed to me that she had made it up and that she was lying about a lot of things as some weird form of revenge against me.

E and i started dating exclusively from there, and one night in march 2019 we found out M's band was playing a show nearby so we thought it would be funny to show up together, since we'd both hooked up with M. what we didn't know was that D was going to be there too, since at this point D was living out of state, but apparently she was back in town for this gig. when we showed up together, D saw us and freaked the fuck out.

D and M pulled E outside, and from what E told me, their conversation was mostly about me. D basically exploded on her and was furious with her for dating me. E confronted her about calling me a rapist when she knew that i was a rape survivor myself, and she denied ever having said that (E and another mutual friend of ours who was also at this show both told me that she'd said this to them separately). M also chose this moment to tell D that she'd hooked up with me, but told her that she did it to avenge D. i guess her evil plan was to make me fall in love with her then ghost, leaving me heartbroken. that probably would have worked better if she had managed to give me even one single orgasm.

anyway E basically told them both to fuck off, then came back inside and we made out for a while before leaving. D then posted a picture on her instagram back from when she and E were hanging out with a caption implying they were dating? i didn't even bother trying to say anything to her about it because what would have been the point. E and i just blocked her and moved on.

E and i ended up breaking up by may 2019, but we are still good friends, and every so often i just have to check in with her to verify that all of this actually happened because it literally feels like some insane plotline from the L word and not my actual real life.

anyway. all this to say i'm still pretty mad about it. like who does that shit fr

yall ever get pissed off about ex situationships literal years later or is it just me and my inability to let things go

[datingwithhiv]

Positive Singles is a dating app specifically designed for individuals living with STDs, such as herpes and HIV. 

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[herpes-dating-site-blog1]

Herpes dating apps and specialist sites emerged to cater to the diverse needs of people living with herpes. As a matter of fact, the success of these apps can be greatly owed to the Smartphone revolution.

[lauryn-order]

So. As you probably know, I got herpes about a month ago.

It was from a guy who had messaged me multiple times on Fet, on here, and on a dating app. I finally replied. We hung out a couple times. He didn’t know he had it. Thus is life.

Well I stopped talking to him because of the whole sexual assault thing and me being shut down. But when my test finally came back positive I reached out to let him know and apologized for ghosting after I was assaulted.

We started talking again and things were going really well. Hung out a couple more times.

Except I started feeling like something was off. It started to feel like he was just using me for sex. I also realized I was always messaging first and he was barely responding.

So on Thursday I decided to not message first and see if he would. Well folks. It’s Sunday night and I have yet to hear from him.

Not only that, but y’all know I’m not doing well financially. Well at the beginning of the month, he was having a panic attack over rent money so I loaned him what he needed. He said he’d pay me back. Granted I said I just need it this month for my bills and the month isn’t over, but I’m worried I won’t get my money back.

I just have so many feelings about this.

I want someone actually interested in me and not just the idea of me. I want someone willing to put forth at least a portion of the energy I put in into us. I want someone excited to talk to me and to see me. I want someone who wants me for more than sex.

I know I deserve better, but this past year has me questioning if better is even out there.

I’ve been single for about a year now. And now I have HSV so my chances of that changing have gone down even more.

I’m so lonely. I’m so tired. I’m so defeated.

I just don’t know what to do.

I’m gonna do something I don’t usually do and vent about my personal relationships.

[crazych1c]

My grandmother saw an ad for a dating site and say:

What is this? An ad for herpes?

[dating-guru-sites]

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[puppiedotcom]

Sex talk /// you know the drill lol

Someone congratulate me for being clear and telling my ex that he cannot take a bus from LA for 5+ hrs to stay at my house and have sex w me. Even tho i miss having sex w him and i am currently, for lack of a better word, non-monogamous...... He can stay as a friend but we will not be having sex

......even though my last orgasm w a partner was w him 7 months ago.... even though it's comfortable. Even though I miss our good dynamic. And even though we flirted talking on the phone (though we actually talked abt other things too)......... I just don't want to go through the cycle w him again when it literally just ended in June, and then again in August.

And while I haven't gone over things again w my local boy, I would feel especially bad and ashamed for having sex w my ex, whom I said was very toxic. Also my parents and coworker and friends know how emotionally exhausted and destroyed I was by this relationship so I'd feel awkward. Which I know I shouldn't care about but...

....Now I'm going to sound hypocritical bc I'm actually meeting up w a guy from the herpes app for an extended date this weekend 🙃😬 idk how to do this dating around/nonmonog stuff, I'm basically operating on a "don't ask don't tell" basis other than sexual health but we haven't actually talked except for that one time, after I already slept w someone else LOLLL. And he said he was cool w me doing whatever, but I guess I should ask if things have changed?

Ugh whatever!!!!!

[hyumjim]

Is it normal to say ur herpes poz on a dating/sex app. Idk I do not feel like u need to put that out there personally it’s not like it’s HIV. I get that we are #destigmatizing but it does not make me horny