Herpes dating searches on the rise as World health claims 2/3 population is impacted

CHICAGO - Dec. 17, 2015 - PRLog -- Millions of people contract the herpes simplex virus every year leading to singles throwing in the perverbial towel when it comes to dating.  More times than not, caring parents cast false assumptions to why their able child is not in a relatioship; leaving those at the Christmas table feeling awkward.

So how big of an issue is herpes?  The world health organization recently released data claiming 2/3 of the world has HSV1 or HSV2, were almost 85% don't even know they're HSV positive.  And for the 15% who do know they're positive, just 5% have turned to herpes dating websites like Meet Positives.

" I had a close friend who stayed in a unhealthy relationship, and none of us could figure out way until one day the truth came out, he was afraid no one would accept him because he had herpes" said Lombardi Founder and CEO of MeetPositives.com. "That is just one of the people who inspired the creation of MeetPositives.com, there are more with even worse stories"

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Often people who become positive with an STD are unconfident in moving forward in their dating life mostly because of the social stigma.

MeetPostiives.com and it's founder identified a silent community in need of a second chance at love.

MeetPositives.com is accepting 10k positive user for beta-testing. Testers will enjoy 3 months of no cost premium membership.

Become a beta-tester by signing up to https://meetpositives.com/

Complete release from the World Health Organization (WHO)

http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2015/herpes/en