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Frequently Asked Questions

What if a sex partner accuses me of not disclosing my status before sex?

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Even if you did share your status with your partner, an accusation can have serious consequences. You may:

  • Lose your right to keep your medical info private
  • Have your HIV status and sex life made public
  • Need to hire a lawyer (which can be expensive)
  • Face major financial costs, even the risk of losing your home

This is why it’s important to protect yourself when you disclose.

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