Contents:
- Medical Video: Can Black Seeds (Nigella Sativa) Cure HIV and AIDS? Clinical Evidence
- Safe dating tips for people with HIV / AIDS
- Be open to your condition
- Don't exaggerate the problem
- Discuss what you want
- Be yourself
- Prioritize protection
Medical Video: Can Black Seeds (Nigella Sativa) Cure HIV and AIDS? Clinical Evidence
Being diagnosed with HIV can provide a big burden in your life, but that does not mean you cannot love or be loved by others. Do not worry. Even though you live with HIV, you still have the right to get love and affection like other healthy people.
Safe dating tips for people with HIV / AIDS
Here are a number of powerful dating tips for people with HIV / AIDS.
Be open to your condition
It's better if you open up the front about your condition before you start dating someone, so you know if he is the right person to pour out your feelings. This can also give your partner the opportunity to consider whether he wants to spend time together and devote his energy to making love with you. If your partner rejects you because of your HIV condition, it's better to just move on. Maybe the person is not the best for you. Don't be sad and have a new plan.
Don't exaggerate the problem
It's not your fault that you are HIV positive, so why should you make it a big problem? It is not your responsibility to make your partner satisfied with your status. You must consider yourself a normal human being and don't feel guilty about your condition. If you have accepted your own condition as sincerely as possible, this positive aura will be "contagious" also to your partner, and he will be more appreciative of who you really are.
Discuss what you want
Don't underestimate the importance of communication in a romantic relationship, especially if you are diagnosed with HIV. Although sometimes you may find it difficult to start communicating, honesty about your illness and condition is very necessary so you can tell what you expect from the relationship. You can discuss with your partner about your willingness, what kind of relationship you expect, what kind of date you like, what activities you want to do together. This can help your partner understand you better.
Be yourself
You must not underestimate yourself because of your HIV condition. Your illness does not show who you are. No one can shake you, neither does HIV. You still have the desires, goals, principles, and characteristics of the characteristics of yourself that you hold firm so far. Trust that healthy romantic relationships can happen to everyone, including you. Don't compromise your standards for fear of feeling lonely, which will only make you sadder. Having HIV does not mean you can despair. So, never lose your confidence.
Prioritize protection
If you both decide to have sex, you must use condoms, even if your partner also has HIV. Condoms can guarantee that no one is infected again. In addition, safe sex can help build trust for both of you. Most importantly, it is compulsory to protect yourself and also a partner from the risk of further infection.
It will be more difficult for you who are HIV positive to date healthy people. But that doesn't mean dating is impossible. Make sure you are truly honest with yourself before you start dating. It is important to remember that you have the right to be respected, whatever your condition. If someone you date doesn't show it, it's time to look for another partner.
Hello Health Group does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
