WOW! That is TOUGH!!! I dont know if I can even fathom it... First of all, if i already had fallen deeply in love with this person, I guess nothing would matter, and I would just realize sex would always be something that would have to be taken in an altogether different way than normal and very carefully, planned way. If I did NOT already have feelings and they told me, I may feel very awkward about it, and I dont know if this is something I would want to take into my life, knowing that in the not-to-near future I will have a VERY ill person in my life that I may be loosing. That is a lot to ask, and a lot to think about. I kow that your friend will be feeling very alone and down right now, so no matter if there is someone intimate in his/her life right no9w or not, what matters is that a lot of people care about him/her and they take care and rally around him/her....
2006-10-05 07:55:45
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answered by cricketwinner@sbcglobal.net 4
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Been there and tried that. It takes a special person to put themselves in a relationship where they could become positive just from loving someone. There a re a lot of obsticles as your friend is finding out and very few clear cut answers. I suggest to him he take it a day at a time. It's about all anyone can do in matters of love.
2006-10-05 14:28:34
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answered by Anonymous
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This is a complicated situation. I can only answer for me PERSONALLY. I would not simply because I have 2 young children. I have no one else to raise them and would be scared out of my mind that something could go wrong and end up contracting HIV. I would never put my children as risk for an unhappy life above my own desires. I'm a parent first and they are my first priority. My heart truely goes out to those who have contracted HIV. Regardless of how, it's a terrible, terrible thing to have to live with. I feel for your friend and for the individual he cares for.
2006-10-05 16:57:06
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answered by Anonymous
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I personally would not date a person who is HIV positive because I do not want to risk it. If I was already with the person and I found out that the person had it and I also tested positive then I would stay with that person.
However, if I tested negative I would leave that person.. I know that it sounds bad but my health comes first... I love me too much to risks dieing...
2006-10-05 22:07:02
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answered by Vicky 6
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First, lay off the booze and learn about spell check....2nd when I was single, I went with the mind set that anyone I dated could be positive...thus I would not play unless we were safe...leading into my answer...yes I would date someone that was positive. It could be very hard, but I would do it....He is just dating...how will he know if it could be serious or not....?
2006-10-05 14:35:14
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answered by M 4
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There's a possibility in any new relationship that one or other is gay. You can't determine who to date based on that. However, setting up a home, and entering into a committed relationship with that person is a huge step to take. It needs careful thought and a lot of courage.
2006-10-05 14:25:13
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answered by Anonymous
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if my partner (I'm single ) found out after we were committed i would stick by them, but i wouldn't knowingly become involved. I've known many people who were positive and i have no problem with a friendship but i would never be physical with someone with HIV and since that's an important part of a relationship i just couldn't do it, or maybe I'm just making excuses and I'm shallow and afraid, it's a very complicated question, but honestly i couldn't (and i know i come off badly with this answer!) that's the truth.........................PS thank you for an intelligent, thought provoking query
2006-10-06 06:36:09
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answered by Anonymous
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It would not bother me in the least. As long as they were a good person. In fact I was totally ga-ga over this one guy years ago who was poz...he was also a player and came very close to breaking my heart, but not quite. I lost contact with him. Every now and then I wonder about him and send good thoughts his way.
2006-10-05 14:28:12
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answered by Anonymous
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I personally wouldn't. I would certainly be friends though. I think it is a personal decision that everyone has the right to make on their own. I also feel that it would be rather selfish for a person who KNOWS they have this disease to try and have a sexual relationship with someone who doesn't.
2006-10-05 14:44:14
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answered by Dragonfly 2
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Absolutely. There is no risk at anything unless things lead to unprotected sex. Dating is a normal activity that all people can do.
2006-10-05 15:19:40
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answered by Anonymous
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