Jun 1, 2021
June 01, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - MeetPositives.com, the #1 rated dating site for those with STDs, is set to launch a mobile app on June 1, 2021. The app will be available for both the iOS and Android app stores.
Website founder Jack Lombardi talks about the launch of the apps by saying, “We had been planning this move for quite some time and now the apps are finally here. The mobile apps are going to give the website’s users the same power they enjoy on the main desktop site in the palm of their hand on the mobile device of their choice. This is not a watered-down experience. The mobile apps are going to provide users with the same granular search criteria, advanced matchmaking algorithms, and refined user experience that they enjoy on the full website. The apps are 100% responsive across all the devices that they run on. Apart from the full-fledged desktop experience, the apps will also allow the users to swipe right on potential mates, use Local Connect to find partners near their location, and use Safe Connect to protect their privacy during online interactions.”
Meet Positives aims to be a safe and judgment-free zone for singles suffering from STDs to meet others like them. The website’s founder set out to create a space where all those who are afflicted with a sexually transmitted disease can talk freely about their STDs and find true love with others who understand.
The founder says that their mission is to “embolden the hearts of millions and positively impact the vice of STDs worldwide.” Given the website’s track record and the many accolades it has received in the dating sphere, it is safe to say that its vision has come to fruition. The mobile app is just the next step in the company’s long journey towards normalizing the discussion around STDs and giving those who suffer from them, the dignity to choose like-minded life partners.
According to statistics by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), there are around 20 million new viral infections every year. A lot of these infections happen to people who are just looking for love and ended up being with someone who cheated on them or didn’t disclose their condition. Viruses such as Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Hepatitis B, Genital Herpes, HIV, Syphilis, Trichomoniasis, and Human Papillomavirus (HPV) affect over 110 million people living in the country. It is no wonder then that MeetPositives.com has gotten the kind of response that it has.
A spokesperson for the company talks about the website by saying, “We are really in the business of helping you find love and making it last for a long time. We want to break down the stigma attached to sexually transmitted diseases and bring that discussion to the forefront of the dating scene. A lot of potential partners that you will come across in online dating will carry an STD, whether they are aware of it or not. We want to give those that have the courage to not hide their condition the safe space for finding others like them.”
When asked about the website and app’s strengths the founder says, “We are not a conventional dating site by any means. We used advanced matchmaking algorithms to match up people who are living with the same condition(s) within a reasonable distance based on their personal saved preferences. We supplement the dating app with a robust community that is always ready to hear you out and guide you on your mission to find love. We have created a community where you can share all of your concerns and information that you feel will help others. We also frequently release articles about how to approach dating when you are carrying an STD. We are not here to just help you find a few quick matches. We are here to help you through the struggle of living with an STD.”
Meet Positives was ranked as the #1 trusted STD dating site based on a 2019 survey of 2016 US positive singles. It was given the Editors’ Choice Award by DatingNews.com.
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