I spilled my secret – then my date told me to take off my clothes

I spilled my secret – then my date told me to take off my clothes
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I spilled my secret – then my date told me to take off my clothes
Author: Dan Glass
Published: Feb, 21 2025 16:00

Summary at a Glance

‘I don’t need you to tell me about how I should respond to HIV, as a gay man, as someone who observed Section 28, and importantly as a human being on this planet – I should work it out for myself,’ he said.

‘I don’t really know how to say this, there’s no really nice way, I’m HIV positive.’ I finally blurted out and then came the pause.

Turns out, I was ‘seroconverting’ – when the body produces antibodies in response to a virus – and the rash was an indicator of HIV.

​​ACT UP London is a diverse, non-partisan group of individuals united in anger and committed to direct action to end the HIV pandemic, along with the broader inequalities and injustices that perpetuate it @actup.london.

Attempting to date, I heard all manner of ignorant comments: ‘Can we share a sandwich?’ or ‘Do I need to medically clean the toilet after you use it?’ So soon I gave up.

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