Meet Positives Offers Support for Singles Interested in Dating with Herpes

Meet Positives is a website that offers support for single people who are interested in dating with herpes, helping them in meeting others with whom they may be able to form a relationship with, and also to provide them with the latest information regarding the herpes simplex virus (HSV) and the herpes condition. This website was created because of the realization that herpes positive singles usually get rejected by their partner once their condition is revealed. The result is that people with herpes often hesitate to date because they fear that moment when they have to reveal their condition to their partner. Having experienced rejection in past relationships, people with herpes may stop dating altogether.

Jack Lombardi, the founder of Meet Positives, says, “If you are living with herpes, you are not alone. There are many others like you and even though there’s no cure for herpes, you can still live a happy and healthy life. For an infected person, it’s very important to find the right crowd. The community here is made of similar people who understand your situation and will not be quick to judge.”

He continues, “Meet Positives was built for positives and has thousands of herpes singles who have made this website their sharing platform. Members share their stories and information on how to live a better life with the infection. By joining you will enjoy a number of benefits.”

One of the benefits of joining the Meet Positives community is the ability to join online discussion forums and read individual posts from various members. Through them, members can learn about the stories of herpes positives and how they were able to live with their diagnosis. This allows them to find information that they need that will help them in managing their situation and enhancing the quality of their life.

Dating is really hard for people who are positive with HSV, mainly because it is vital for them to disclose their status to the person they are dating with. This is where the problem lies with herpes positives because the chance that they will get rejected by their non-positive partner is very high once they reveal their condition.

The solution is to be around people who are also herpes positive and learn from them as to how they were able to lead meaningful lives and form an intimate relationship with someone. This can be done by joining the Meet Positives community, which can easily be done because a person simply has to create an account on the site and include some information regarding themselves that they want to share with other herpes singles. Because there are thousands of herpes singles looking for someone with whom they can form a relationship with, herpes positive singles may soon forget about potential rejections and finally find someone special.

Those who will ultimately join the Meet Positives community will usually be surprised to discover that herpes is quite common in the United States. Studies have revealed that over 40 million people are living with herpes but only a few are aware that they are infected. In fact, in the US, one in five people have herpes. Furthermore, genital herpes has become the top sexually transmitted infection in recent years.

Jack Lombardi states, “Talking about your condition with uninfected people can be a daunting experience if not frightening. When meeting people who understand you, it becomes easier to share your experience, ultimately allowing you to feel more comfortable. Well, you will feel more confident when you share your experience with like-minded people who will benefit from your story.”

Meanwhile, the matching algorithm used by Meet Positives looks for people who are living with the same condition, by distance, and the various preferences they have provided when they applied for membership. Members of the community would then be able to search through database of profiles of positive singles who are also interested in dating.

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