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on’t really want to delete your contact. But after I told you about my condition, I felt like something changed between us, and that honestly made me a little sad.
I’m not blaming you at all. I truly hope you will always be happy and live a good life.
I’m also really grateful for your help when I was in Yogyakarta. It means a lot to me and I will always remember your kindness.
If someday I delete your number or unfollow your Instagram, it’s not because I’m angry or hate you. It’s simply… read more
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How can you cope with the pain of feeling rejected after disclosing your HIV status?
What you're feeling is incredibly valid and deeply painful. Disclosure can be one of the hardest parts of living with HIV, especially when relationships shift afterward.
Many people with HIV have experienced similar heartbreak. A Show Full Answer
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