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quick survey abt relationships
07/07/03 03:38 PM

Survey Questions for HIV+ couples and singles under 27:

SINGLES
1) How is your love life different from when you were HIV negative?
2) What is the best way of finding romance?
3) Disclosure?-If you do disclose your status, when do you do it? If not, why not?
4) What is the most difficult thing about being HIV positive and dating?

COUPLES
1) Are both you and your partner positive?
2) How does being HIV positive affect your relationship?
3) How did you meet? How did you (or both or you) disclose your status.
4) What is the most difficult thing about being HIV positive and being a couple?

i am writing an article for youthhiv.org please email or post responses (jennifert@advocatesforyouth.org) if you would not mindm talking more about this subject PLEASE email me!!

thanks,
jennifer

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