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Do you feel because you have it under control and it cannot be transmitted the need to tell them your status ?
depends on the state you live in. Some states still have old laws that have not been updated with science, so even if you are undetectable, you'd be breaking the law by not disclosing. Other states, I know California and Michigan are 2 of them, if you are undetectable, you no longer have to disclose that information.
For real, Some states have repealed their HIV disclosure laws. But you can't control how people tell their own stories. Even if it's youtube or facebook. People don't talk about dirt they willing do.
Very true thank you.
I tell them I have HIV. Then explain undetectable. It's less messy. Rejection is alot easier to handle than a angry and scared person whose confused over whether they had an HIV exposure or not.
This is a deeply personal question that many people living with HIV wrestle with. There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but there are some important things to consider.
Being undetectable is a huge achievement and means you can't transmit HIV sexually (U=U: Undetectable = Untransmittable). However, disclosure is still Show Full Answer
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