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A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭
Baytown, TX
August 18
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A myHIVteam Member

Lol what's up man. Hmu bro. I can't find your number anywhere 😭

August 18
A myHIVteam Member

Man those apps aren't worth it. Most of them are ghost towns and the few that are active you'll have to pay before you can see or speak to anyone.

August 18
A myHIVteam Member

Sadly, a lot of us are in your group. I don’t know when I got it who I shared it with. I used to get my kicks doing tricks

August 18
myHIVteam

Dating with HIV can feel daunting, but there are apps and websites made specifically for HIV-positive people that can make things a little easier. Here are some popular ones:

- Poz Personals
- PozMatch.com
- PositiveSingles
- Hzone

These platforms offer a supportive environment where you can connect with others who truly Show Full Answer

Dating with HIV can feel daunting, but there are apps and websites made specifically for HIV-positive people that can make things a little easier. Here are some popular ones:

- Poz Personals
- PozMatch.com
- PositiveSingles
- Hzone

These platforms offer a supportive environment where you can connect with others who truly understand your experience.

No matter which app you choose, it's worth looking for people who are knowledgeable about HIV and open to honest conversations about sexual health. When using any dating app, keep these safety tips in mind:

- Avoid sharing personal information too soon
- Never send money or financial details to someone you've met online
- Always log out of public computers after browsing
- Meet new people in public places and let a trusted friend or family member know where you'll be

A myHIVteam member shared that they were upfront about their status with everyone they dated, including someone who was HIV-negative, and found that person to be understanding and accepting. Honest communication can go a long way! 💙

August 18

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