Herpes Blog
Something Positive for Positive People
Welcome to The Herpes Blog by Something Positive for Positive People (SPFPP), your trusted resource for navigating herpes stigma, relationships, and emotional well-being. Whether you’re seeking tips for dating with herpes, answers to common questions, or insights on managing your emotional health, we’ve got you covered.
Our blog is a judgment-free space designed to provide accurate information, practical advice, and support for those living with herpes or supporting someone who is. Here, you’ll find:
Dating with Herpes: Learn how to navigate disclosure conversations, build connection, and foster healthy relationships.
Emotional Wellness: Explore tools and strategies for managing stress, self-care, and stigma.
Common Questions Answered: Get reliable insights into herpes transmission, symptoms, and prevention.
With a mix of personal stories, expert-backed knowledge, and empowering perspectives, this blog is your go-to guide for living confidently and authentically with herpes.
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Herpes Disclosure Is a Conversation, Not a Confession
Disclosing your herpes status doesn’t have to feel like a confession—it’s an opportunity to build trust and set clear expectations with a partner. By approaching it as a conversation about sexual health and using tools like the STARS Framework, you create space for understanding and alignment. Learn when and how to disclose confidently and explore tips for navigating this important dialogue.
Herpes and Spiritual Healing: How Yoga Therapy Supports Emotional Growth
Learn how Yoga Therapy supports emotional growth and healing after a herpes diagnosis. Discover the five Koshas, real client stories, and holistic practices for navigating herpes stigma.
What are the Female to Male Herpes Transmission Rates? - DOES ANYONE REALLY CARE?
Here are the real facts about female-to-male herpes transmission rates. This blog goes into the nuances of herpes transmission, debunking misconceptions, and empowering readers with actionable insights to navigate relationships and stigma with clarity.