@A myHIVteam Member
Bite the bullet and spill the beans, because yes, there's a risk of getting the cold shoulder, but hey, that's the gamble of life! On the flip side, honesty is liberating, like taking off tight shoes after a long day. And about your partner's status? Are they in the clear or not? You can't be Sherlock without clues, right? U=U or PrEP-ed up is the safety net, at least that's the word on the street. Trust your gut, it's usually smarter than you think.

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I am involved with a negative person for over 15 years. You just have to be very mature and smart about this. As long as you're undetectable and continuous taking your medication you will be fine having sex with this person. Good luck. 👍❤️

just make sure that you can prove you relay this information. And maybe talk about prep with them good luck.

you need to check your states laws because every state is different disclosure is very important.

If you disclose and have proof that you did. You should be fine. HIV laws are state specific, so you have to check your local laws. Nothing is full proof these days. SA has a very broad definition these days. And there's no statute of limitations in some states. Regardless of HIV decriminalization. Don't fall for the okey doke. Cover yourself at all times.