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I was in the clinic for several hours, thumbing through informational pamphlets on the coffee table in the little counseling room. I remember all of it: She had done this before and knew it was better to have no preamble, no bullshit: Over the next six months, I became very depressed.
But eventually, the fog lifted, thanks primarily to sex. I had a few dates, a few good hookups. I discovered I still had a sexual being in me, and that I could still have an awesome sex life. I started medication and got to a healthy place. Today, I have no fear of my HIV.
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The unity between those of us who share this disease is unbreakable. We are activists and politicians, performers and artists, porn stars and proud sluts. My best sex came post-diagnosis, along with my best partners. To help you on your journey, here are six answers to your basic HIV questions, with six more to come in part two of this guide.
I was 21 when I tested positive. I was not confident in sex, and had only started exploring my newfound kinks. Suddenly I was branded with something I was deeply afraid of, something I had been afraid of for years.
I assumed everyone else would be equally afraid of it. I assumed everyone would be afraid of me. Today, my sex life is better than it ever was before my diagnosis. I use it as a litmus test to weed out unwanted partners: