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Lizh1

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Neg partner in serodiscordant LTR sking friends
09/24/10 03:20 PM

Hey there, I am a negative female whose boyfriend is a positive male. We have been together for 3 years. He is a long term survivor, over 20 yrs positive and still going (mostly!) strong. Though I have disclosed to some friends, but I have nobody to really talk to about being the negative partner in a serodiscordant relationship. There is a difference between being sympathetic and really having lived the challenges. I would love to meet other negative partners who could share about their experiences. Even though I live in a big city, I haven't found any support groups for partners. Drop a line!

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Neg partner in serodiscordant LTR sking friends	Lizh1	09/24/10 03:20 PM
Re: Neg partner in serodiscordant LTR sking friends	faith07	10/26/10 10:27 PM
Re: Neg partner in serodiscordant LTR sking friends	amorie223	09/24/10 09:15 PM

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