NL i t[center]ry to tell her its over but i couldn't, she work in the hospital in the laboratory where she mistakenly pricked herself with a needle from an HIV patient, the first person she told the news was me, i'm comfused, what do you guys think i should do?[/center]

you again?

werent you the same person who refuse to tell your friend her gf was positive? even after 99.999% of people on that thread urged you to?


and your gf is +?




anyways, as you know by now, hiv is not a death sentence, if you see her person beyond the hiv thing then you might want to support her at least through this initial stage cause its certainly the most difficult for carriers. but if you do decide to leave her, dont do it at the initial stage. the choice is essentially yours to make. but do make sure she gets on treatment.

hassymo5:

NL i t[center]ry to tell her its over but i couldn't, she work in the hospital in the laboratory where she mistakenly pricked herself with a needle from an HIV patient, the first person she told the news was me, i'm comfused, what do you guys think i should do?[/center]

hassymo5:

NL i t[center]ry to tell her its over but i couldn't, she work in the hospital in the laboratory where she mistakenly pricked herself with a needle from an HIV patient, the first person she told the news was me, i'm comfused, what do you guys think i should do?[/center]

You are a pathological liar. . . . .I think you are just obsessed with HIV issues.

~Sauron~:

You are a pathological liar. . . . .I think you are just obsessed with HIV issues.

Lol. Sauron this you mouth is sharper than a butchers knife o

poster you're just a silly attention seeker