Meet Positives Website Facilitates UK Herpes Dating

Meet Positives has announced that they now support UK herpes dating. This is to help people in the UK who have herpes and find it difficult, and even scary, to meet others with the goal of developing a romantic relationship, because of the possibility that they will be rejected and even shamed by their partner once they reveal they have herpes.

The idea behind the website is to help people with herpes meet other people who have the same condition, thus eliminating the risk of being in that situation where they need to reveal their condition. Since the members of the community created through Meet Positives already know that they are positive for herpes or any other type of sexually transmitted disease (STD), there would be no need for that awkward moment of revealing to their partner that they have herpes or STD.

There is another benefit of joining the Meet Positives community. Jack Lombardi, founder of Meet Positives, explains, “You can learn more about your condition from others who have experienced the same feelings. You can get the latest information about a possible cure for herpes, vaccination and treatment options. You can read member herpes drug reviews, side effects and success stories. And you can meet others who understand what you are feeling and are also looking to move on with their lives.”

Those who register to become members of Meet Positives will discover many things about herpes and other STDs. For instance, many people don’t realize how common herpes is. In fact, scientists have found that 66 percent, or about two thirds, of people under 50 have herpes. This accounts for both types of the herpes virus, which are the herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2). HSV-1 is the virus responsible for oral herpes, which is responsible for the cold sores around the mouth, while HSV-2 is responsible for genital herpes. There is still no cure for herpes at the present time but herpes positives may still be able to live normal lives.

The Meet Positives community is just like any other community, where members help each other and there is the possibility of meeting someone who might play a more significant role in a particular member’s life. That was the original purpose of the site, after all, which is to help herpes singles meet someone who is also positive and matches his or her specified preferences. But unlike conventional dating sites, Meet Positives employs a special approach to matching men and women. They use various dimensions that are not just designed to match people who have the same interests but also make sure that the predictors will result into long-lasting relationships.

Meanwhile, members of Meet Positives can learn more about their specific condition through the online discussion forums and the individual posts made by members who are willing to share their stories on how they were able to live positively despite their diagnosis.

Jack Lombardi says, “If you are living with herpes and would like to be around people who care and provide crucial information about your status, join Meet Positives. Joining this site is easy. All you need to do is create an account and add some information about yourself to share with other herpes singles. There are thousands of herpes singles looking for someone just like you. Forget about rejections, join Meet Positives today and find someone special.”

It is important for herpes positives to realise that these infections can be managed and that they can still live healthy lives. And this is not just physically but also mentally and emotionally, through the help of other members of the community. In addition, Meet Positive is not just interested in finding a match for a particular member, but also to ensure that it will be long-term. With that end in mind, they also offer free advice and tips to members on how to develop a strong relationship that will lead to happiness.

People in the UK who are interested in joining the Meet Positives community may want to check out their website at MeetPositives.com, or contact them on the telephone or through email.