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All Forums > Sex Talk > Sex Talk Forum Page 18 > Use a service to verify partners HIV/std status?
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hello2all
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Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 12:57PM
would you use a service that allows you to verify your partner's last hiv/std status? After getting tested you join the service that allows you to exchange std information with whomever you want and the results are sent directly from the place you get tested...
here's the service
www.qpid.me
Title altered slightly for clarity and website now hyperlinked

Topic Moved by - Jonny Jay on Apr 27 2012

hello2all
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Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 5:17PM
wow. i see this isn't a popular issue being hardly anyone is reading it.
a bit scary :(
Kimi Lixx
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Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 9:27PM
I wouldn't use the service because I would just request that a prospective partner go to a clinic with me to be tested and we would both show our results to each other in real time. I'm also much too aware that test results that are more than a few days old are not useful in any meaningful way.
But that's just me. For plenty of people this could be a useful way to demonstrate that they are genuine in their statement that they were disease free the last time they checked, and that they are willing to be tested and to share their test results.
BYOB_Kenobi
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Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 9:39PM
This is what I did with my partners before. Also, how partners handle their health/STD risk tells you a lot and informative.
I would just be worried about a database with names and infections. Sounds to big brother to me.
hello2all
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Posted - Apr 27 2012 : 1:10AM
i also agree with this but for the moments when you might engage in casual sex or sex with a partner you've recently developed a relationship with, i'd be a bit more hesitant to get tested in real time with someone. that means another person will likely find out you have an infection at the same time you do. i'd prefer to know before hand to save myself the embarrassment.
As far as it sounding too "big brother"...i dunno. Sometimes having a "big brother" can be beneficial to you and this is one case where i think it might be important. I know of a few sites that don't have a "big brother" and people like about their hiv statuses like crazy! I'd really have a bigbrother figure behind my back notifying me of people who are not honest about their status or just dont know it
 
RandomPrecision
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Posted - Apr 27 2012 : 8:17AM
Agreed.
Plus it just has a vaguely creepy sound to it. Seems like someone is always looking for excuses to put people in databases.
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