Absolutely. The feeling that some have about having hep b and not able to find a good relationship… sucks. Because that maybe or is the main reason. Also have to remember people without hep b also has similar rejections.
Yes, people break rules for people they like/love and would give time of day to people they don’t like.
Having hepatitis b sucks and disclosing your hep b to someone you like sucks more, especially if they reject you. Men probably get rejected more than women do for a relationship if they have hep b. Just means that person isn’t or wasn’t for you.
My advice to anyone with hep b trying to date. Go on many dates and chances are you ll find someone. Just ask yourself, would you date you. If yes great, maybe or no, do some self improving. Work out, learn a skill, focus on you and someone will find that attractive. Chances are one with hep b with reject the other partner who is not hep b infected.
Yes, I’m in that club for 5 years already… just you know how I can build a strong healthy relationsp with person without telling the truth… heartbreaking part that the truth is only make it worse. I don’t know how to live life further…. It’s better to find somebody how I had been suggested with same condition.
Same, it was extremely difficult to get myself to start new relationships with CHB, some people are shallow and hold it against you to force you to compromise for them. After some failed attempts, I was able to find someone that didn’t have a problem with the condition, and we currently have a good relationship.
Most of mine insecurities comes with high stress work situations, and I feel that I cannot perform as well as others that don’t have CHB due to my racing thoughts about my condition when under stress…, but that’s more of a mental issue than actual health risk.
Just trying to manage those anxieties and keep performing at work until a cure comes along.
I often feel like there are more mental health issues with this disease than there are physical ones. I went through a really rough 7months of multiple symptoms from HBV but the mental ones do not go away…I’ve managed to control them for the most part but they’re always there…
Denny
thank you for support. God bless 