Mercy Found Me

You're HIV positive (HIV+). You've only just learned about your status. OR you've known about it for sometime. Whether it's still fresh news that you are beginning to absorb or it's something you have been living with for a while, there are bound to be many situations in your life in which you will be faced with the decision of whether or not to disclose your HIV status – to tell others that you are infected with HIV. In a number of circumstances you will find yourself trying to balance honesty with protecting your right to privacy. Whom do you feel you need to tell? Is there someone you want to tell, but aren't sure what or how much to say? Is there anyone you feel that you must tell like a spouse, a partner, or perhaps someone whom you've been dating? What about informing any sex partners you've been with about your status? Perhaps you're having surgery or you're going to be seeing a dentist. Do you have to advise these or other healthcare pro...

I have met all types of people and yes some could end up becoming so annoying,mostly contributed from self hygiene.Most people especially men think that for one to be hygienic its a matter of a two minutes shower and you are out then you are clean but this is not the case cleaning entails much more.Today i will give you a step by step tips on how to take good care of your private self.This is a topic that most would rather discuss with there gynecologists or doctors well here are the Do's and Dont's when you lock yourself inside that small room you call a bathroom. DO… be thorough but gentle On the inside the vagina can actually look after itself – it’s a self-cleansing organ. But let's face it, only a shower or bath really makes you feel clean 'down there' – on the outside at least. If you feel the need to use soaps, use very gentle products, nothing harsh or with too much perfume. Only clean the outside, and don't scrub the inside of the vagina with soap. Th...