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Thank you for sharing. It had been excruciatingly hard when i got to know of my status, of which up till now (close to 4 years) i have kept secret. My sex life had remaind non-existence, of which i agree, remained unnecessary. I dare not approach anyone, as I loath myself more before anyone could love me. Its sad to say, i have yet to teach myself to love who I am before i am able to accept others. Your story had opened a chance for me to change my mind and to accept myself, just enough. TQ!
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Hi Manny, thanks for posting your story, it helped me tremendously to read it. I am quite familiar with a lot of the experiences your recounted. I was diagnosed when I was hospitalized in 2012 and really worked on tightening up my life and goals since that time. Since then, i've quit all my previous vices (excluding coffee) and have poured myself into my career as well. I, too, am looking for a more meaningful relationship. Thanks for sharing your story and good luck to you.
July 6, 2016 • Tucson, Az