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Will you date someone who is HIV positive? What about if they have AIDS?

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Sorry, no. If I was single and I was dating someone would be with purpose of one day get married and have a family. I don't see myself married a man with AIDS. I hope I do not sound too harsh but I am being honest.

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To be honest, no I wouldn't date anybody with HIV or aids, I would have no problem being friends with them, but if I were on the dating scene, as LDS also said, I would be looking for a husband. To me, somebody with HIV or aids wouldn't be what I was looking for in a future husband, although I would feel very sorry for them that they would be in a near impossible position of finding anyone for themselves as a future wife or husband.

Hiv Who With Date

How could I? HIV turns into AIDS, which is not only deadly but contagious. I would be subjecting myself and my family to the threat of a very prolonged and unpleasant death - not to mention being emotionally involved with this person who is going to suffer the same consequences.

It's a tragic situation, especially for those who contracted HIV or AIDS through no fault of their own, like from a blood transfusion or some type of accident in a hospital, etc. I would imagine there are some wonderful people, male and female, in this situation, who are forever isolated by this horrible disease.

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Name: Haze

Comments: I would. I would be dating for love, not for some clear-cut husband material. It would be tough, obviously. But I wouldn't reject someone on that basis.

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If I was in the dating scene I am sure that this would be a major turn off about going on a second date. I would be dating to meet someone to spend a long time with and enjoy our time together. So I would have to say NO.

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That is one of the very few things I don't think I could handle in a relationship. I admire people who can do that so much, who can put aside their fears for love. This reminds me of the relationship between Michael and Ben in Queer As Folk, where Ben is HIV positive and Michael isn't. Also, I've read somewhere that it's pretty much inevitable, even with protection, that if one partner in a long-term relationship has HIV, the other will get it at some point or another unless the person with it dies before it's passed. It's just something I wouldn't be able to deal with.

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Name: ApersonwithHIV

Comments: Most everyone who answered this question are not educated. Just because you are in a relationship with a person with HIV, doesn't mean you will eventually sero-convert(look it up).

Wrong so wrong, it is NOT nearly impossible to find someone for myself, I just want to go off on you people for being so uneducated and blind, I have a wife and a Child, both of whom are HIV Negative. I ahve been positive for 22 years this month and I have NEVER passed this on to ANYONE, EVER!

With todays medication, people are living long and normal happy lives. See how uneducated you people are? I have been living with this for 22 years and have a healthy happy daughter of 6 months and a wife of several years. People are now dying from natural causes or other things rather than HIV related illnesses.

and why may I ask couldn't you spend a long and happy existance with someone who is HIV Positive? They might out live you.

SO WRONG! It is NOT inevitable. Do a search on Google for HIV+ Sero-Opposite Undetectable conversion. JOhns Hopkins has done studies where when a person who is HIV+ and is "Undetectable" (again look it up, educate yourself) and has a viral load under 1500 copies, they can't pass it one to anyone. Period.

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Source 1: Myself, HIV+, 22years.
Source 2: Johns Hopkins Medical Center