Announcing MeetPositives.com-The Online Community Where People With STD Can Meet Without Fear

CHICAGO - Oct. 6, 2015 - PRLog -- CHICAGO, IL - Sexually transmitted infections are often referred to as the Hidden Epidemic. If you are one of the over 100,000 people in the US who suffer from STDs, such as Hepatitis, Chlamydia, and Genital Herpes, there is no reason to feel alone.

Behind the treatment and management of these infections, there is the feeling of isolation that comes with dating and with eventually having The Talk with that new someone. And, as anyone with an STD knows too well, sharing your secret usually means an end to the relationship.

What if you never had to have that talk again? What if you were able to find a safe, friendly community of other positive singles? MeetPositives.com is that place; a place specifically designed for people, like you, to meet and to talk openly about the way they really feel. MeetPositives.com represents a forum where you can share your feelings and find a second chance for  a normal relationship. You are meeting and talking to singles who share the same issues as you, so you can get on to more important things - like your favorite movie, or whether cats are smarter than dogs. You no longer need to worry because the hard part’s over.

Joining MeetPositives.com is Free, Quick, and Easy. The site is incredibly device friendly and can be securely accessed on most tablets, Android or iPhone. And, best of all, there is nothing to download, which means NO APPS on your phone for others to see.

A SPECIAL PREMIER INVITATION

MeetPositives.com is due to launch soon but we need your feedback so are offering you the opportunity to register as a Beta Tester. Be one of the first to help build this incredible online community and receive Free Access to every feature of MeetPositives.com for 6 Months.

BECOME A BETA TESTER (https://meetpositives.com/)

ABOUT MEETPOSITIVES.COM

MeetPositives.com is an online dating website AND social platform that seeks to connect people who are infected with an STD/STI with other infected people.