Category: Dating Advice
Why Herpes Zoster May Increase Cardiovascular Risk
Herpes Zoster, commonly known as shingles, is often viewed as a painful but temporary skin condition. Most people associate shingles with a blistering rash, nerve pain, and discomfort that fades after a few weeks. However, growing medical evidence suggests that shingles may have serious long-term effects beyond the skin, including a higher risk of cardiovascular […]
Urgent UK Alert: Herpes Risk Poses Threat to 5.5 Million Vapers
The UK’s vaping culture has grown rapidly over the past decade, with an estimated 5.5 Million Adults Now Using E-Cigarettes. As vaping becomes more mainstream, so do the conversations about health and hygiene risks connected with the habit. One emerging concern highlighted by public-health advocates is the potential spread of oral infections — including herpes […]
30% of Kiwis Too Embarrassed to Date Because of Cold Sores
When it comes to dating and relationships, confidence and openness often play a key role in how people connect. Yet, for many Kiwis, something as common as a cold sore can become a major emotional barrier. Studies show that around 30% of New Zealanders feel too embarrassed to Date Because Of Cold Sores, a statistic […]
Single Parent Herpes Dating: Finding Love and Support Safely
Dating as a single parent can already be a challenge—balancing work, kids, and personal time leaves little room for romance. But when you’re a Single Parent Living With Herpes, it can feel even more complicated. The fear of stigma, rejection, and misunderstanding often weighs heavily. However, the truth is that love, companionship, and meaningful relationships […]
First Herpes Outbreak in Females: Symptoms and Treatment Tips
Experiencing the first herpes outbreak can be confusing, emotional, and physically painful for many women. Genital herpes, caused by the Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV), is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide. For females, the first outbreak is often the most intense, marked by symptoms such as itching, burning, painful sores, and flu-like […]
My Ex Gave Me Herpes: How to Heal, Cope & Move Forward
Discovering that your Ex Gave You Herpes can feel like a heavy emotional blow. The shock, anger, sadness, and confusion can all hit at once. Beyond the physical symptoms, the emotional pain of betrayal and stigma can be overwhelming. But you are not alone—and this diagnosis does not define your worth or your ability to […]
STD Singles Anonymous Chat & Herpes Dating Hub
Living With An STD, especially herpes (HSV-1 or HSV-2), can feel isolating. Dating may feel intimidating, and fear of judgment often leads to silence. This guide is designed to humanise the experience, offering practical advice, emotional support, and tips for connecting with like-minded people via an anonymous chat or a herpes dating hub. This post […]
Best and Worst States for Singles: Love Across the Map
Finding love is a journey that often feels as unpredictable as the weather. While apps and dating platforms connect people across borders, where you live still plays a big role in your dating opportunities. Some states offer thriving dating scenes filled with social opportunities, while others can feel isolating or limited. This article takes a […]
Boy Toy Trend: Older Women Turning to Gen Z Men for Romance
The modern dating landscape is constantly evolving. Gone are the days when traditional relationships strictly followed age, cultural, or gender norms. One of the most intriguing shifts in recent years has been the rise of the Boy Toy Trend, where older women are turning to Gen Z men for romance, intimacy, and companionship. This new […]
PositiveSingles iOS App Splits Dating and Community Modes
Online dating has changed dramatically over the last decade, especially for individuals who face unique health circumstances. One platform that stands out in this space is PositiveSingles, a global dating site and support community specifically designed for people living with Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) such as herpes, HPV, HIV, and others. With millions of members […]
Holiday Dating Made Easy: 7 Tips from PositiveSingles
The holiday season is often called the most wonderful time of the year, filled with joy, celebrations, and moments spent with loved ones. For singles, however, the holiday season can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when questions about relationships and dating come up at family gatherings. If you are Dating With Herpes or part of the […]
Bank of America Finds Gen Z Cutting Dating Costs to Zero
Dating has always been associated with romance, flowers, dinners, and experiences that often come with a price tag. But today, things are changing fast—especially among the younger generation. A new report from Bank of America reveals that Gen Z is finding creative ways to cut dating costs down to zero. While earlier generations considered dining […]
How to Find Success in Gay Interracial Dating with Herpes
Dating has never been simple, and for many singles, the combination of identity, health, and race can make the journey even more complex. For gay men living with herpes, especially those wants interracial relationships, the path to love may feel filled with challenges. However, the truth is that success in Gay Interracial Dating With Herpes […]
Dating for Latinas with Herpes – Build Love, Faith & Friendship
Dating is never easy, but when you add a health condition like herpes into the mix, it can feel overwhelming. For Latinas With Herpes, the challenge isn’t just about finding love, but also about maintaining faith, friendship, and community support while navigating the dating world. Too often, society places stigma on people living with herpes, […]
How Herpes Singles Can Enjoy Love This Holiday Season
The holiday season is one of the most magical times of the year. Streets with lights, families gather to celebrate traditions, and couples create memories that last a lifetime. But for many Herpes Singles, this time can bring mixed emotions. The joy of the season can sometimes be overshadowed by worries about dating, stigma, and […]
Herpes Dating for Homosexuals: Finding Love Without Stigma
For many in the LGBTQ+ community, Living With Herpes can feel like a double layer of stigma — one for their sexual orientation and another for their health status. Unfortunately, myths and misinformation about herpes often create unnecessary fear, making open conversations about sexual health even harder. Yet, it’s essential to remember that herpes is […]
Faith and Love: Christian HPV Dating for Positive Singles
Navigating life with an HPV Diagnosis can be overwhelming, especially for Christian singles who prioritize their faith in every aspect of life, including dating. Many find themselves questioning how to date responsibly, keep their integrity intact, and still experience the love and companionship they deserve. For Christian singles with HPV, the journey isn’t just about […]
Herpes Dating for Divorced, Widowed & Separated Singles
For many divorced, widowed, or separated singles, entering the Dating World again can already feel overwhelming. Add to that the emotional and social weight of a herpes diagnosis, and the challenge can seem almost insurmountable. But here’s the truth—herpes does not define you. You are more than your diagnosis, and love is still very much […]
Does Kissing Spread Herpes? The Truth Revealed
Herpes is one of the most widespread viral infections globally, yet the myths surrounding it often lead to confusion and stigma. There are two main types of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV): HSV-1 and HSV-2. While HSV-1 is commonly associated with oral herpes (cold sores), HSV-2 typically affects the genital area. However, both types can occur […]
Dating with Dignity: HPV Support for Plus Size Women
Dating is already a vulnerable experience, and when you add a diagnosis like HPV (Human Papillomavirus) into the mix—especially as a plus-size woman—it can feel overwhelming. Many women struggle with shame, self-doubt, and rejection. But dating with dignity starts by embracing who you are, inside and out, and understanding that HPV does not define your […]