I’ve always disclosed from the start, for me it’s a moral thing, I couldn’t not do it (I know that’s a double negative!). It then gives them the option, or even to ask more questions about the virus. Even if it were a one-nighter (not that I do them now, but that’s age) I would still tell them. I know it’s different in the States, and in differing states, about laws regarding disclosure (we can be prosecuted in certain circumstances here too), but for me it’s the right thing to do.

I've always disclosed my status from day one. It's not always an easy thing to do, but if you get it out in the open, then a discussion may happen or the person could simply choose to walk away.

I always do. I lived with a boy that did not tell me he was positive until I saw him 1 day throw a bottle of pills on top the fridge. It was Retrovira. I don't think I got hiv grom him, though. I tested regularly for a dozen years before testing positive. Hiv drugs are much better, these days.

I will give them what wasn't given too me. I will disclose to any potential partner. However I have aged out of onenighter's I'm more long term situation these days.

Im happily married and my husband is hiv + so i don't tell anyone but him hes my one n only but if you're dating someone or just sleeping with them disclose your status or you could do some serious jail time