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Talk about an old friend, an ex, a family member, or a former boss, and the "why" behind the clarity you'd want.

August 25
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A myHIVteam Member

No. Most of the time, the clarity is way worse than your perception of things. I'ma let sleeping dogs lie.

August 26
A myHIVteam Member

I would tell a very dear friend, the only person (outside of family) to whom I've come out as gay, about my HIV-positive status. The question is whether, upon my death, I could tell my children why I hid my condition from them.

Pues le diría mi situación seropositiva a un amigo muy querido, al único (fuera de la familia) a quien confesé ser gay. La pregunta sería si al fallecer les podría decir a los hijos porqué les oculte el padecimiento.

August 27
A myHIVteam Member

@A myHIVteam Member, I remember being with a guy one night. I told him I was negative. My most recent test with a result was probably 6 months prior, but I had just had a lab done a week before. Well we got all wild and kinky that night. The next day was my doctor appointment, when I learned I was now positive. I still wonder to this day if I gave him the virus.

2 days ago
A myHIVteam Member

The guy that infected me I would ask were you lying when you said you were negative or did you never get tested. And then punch him in the face lol. Only kidding takes 2 to get this thing

3 days ago
A myHIVteam Member

The mockery of a former taxi company owner when I told him my medical diagnosis

La burla de un ex dueño de una remisera cuando le dije mi diagnóstico médico

6 days ago

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