No point in beating around the bush but after a few exchanges he
was on his way over. After the somewhat polite greetings, clothes came off and you
got down to business. It is then you realised you had not brought up the
subject of status. This was extremely unlike you so you pretty quickly asked
him: “Positive or negative?” He responded: “Positive, undetectable.” You are not
sure why, and it wasn’t planned, but you came back at him, big smile included,
with a high five and a “me too!” He high fived back and you went on to make
fireworks.
Being honest, I can image that staying positive about being positive is hard work. Should gay men feel good about being HIV positive & undetectable? After all the discrimination and stigma that we as a community have
gone through, and are still going through, do you feel uneasy about a guy being positive & undetectable? After all More and
more guys are living with HIV daily. Being undetectable is becoming a way of
life so we need to adapt to this. It may not warrant a party or a greetings
card but surely a “Congratulations” or even a high five will do the job just right, right?
I agree. Interesting article, btw. :)
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sounds very familiar but they're also things called copycat where you can reinfect yourself with a new strain HIV.check it out wrap it up
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