Met a women, she has HIV, would you date a women with?

https://www.positivesingles.com

https://www.hsvsingles.com

http://www.pof.com

She is very brave and courageous being honest, all the guys saying.they wouldn't date her are the same ones wearing a mask in a video, but letting a escort creamepie them, look at the percentages , most people are lying or just blind.

Exactly pimpdog, well said, that is why i am really considering it. Shes really nice, and i feel she was wrongfully done as alot of people that get this illness.

It is a difficult choice, if you feel she is the one I would take it. Acording to studies if she is undetectable and you are her only partner in the sack eventualy you could have seks without a condom. Its a hard choice either way good luck

Hi kaientai, yeh i agree, been reading a lot about side effects of some of these Preps, looks like , like you said if she can stay under 200ml at undetectable. If i decide to get on prep, they are making generic brand now too. Just currently taking day getting to know each other, thanks for your thoughts.

You haven't even met her in person yet??

Hey Pal
Yes, we met for a drink, but haven't got together since, trying to get to know her, we talk everyday. There are so many comments of getting together more, doing lots of things. Thats what makes it difficult, because if we continue this, then we will get to physical.

If you truly like her, as you seem to be, and want something solid, speak with her doctor, he/she can tell you more,
I am a doctor myself but hardly know the specifics
If I may, is she a gg or trans?

Hi alreik
Yes, i was thinking later, going with her, to talk with her doctor.
Shes is a Transsexual woman.

Hi,TsLover
That may be more complicated, but guessing from your choice of words and how she got HIV, I'm guessing she is more on the receiving side, which should minimize your risk a little.
Living with an HIV patient has its risks, yes, but is manageable with both pre and post exposure prophylaxis, as long as you are careful with shared stuff, toothbrush etc and use appropriate care, but again, go see her doctor, and speak honestly and openly, it's better this way, and for your sake don't get guilt tripped or anything if you decide not to go on with it.