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Making guacamole that rocks There's nothing like having a fresh bowl of homemade guacamole with some chips or on a sandwich! Here's Jen's world-famous guacamole recipe you can try at home! Ingredients: 3 avocados 1 […]
Learning to identify and deal with (or just avoid) toxic relationships is crucial if you are living a healthy, low-stress life with HIV. Healthy relationships give you the support, confidence, and companionship you need to […]
HIV can feel overwhelming enough sometimes even when you’ve got all the right support systems and stable living environment to back you up. So when you’re homeless, HIV can be more challenging to manage. But […]
The thoughts that run through your head have a big impact on your life. Those thoughts can frame the way you feel about yourself and how you see and experience the world. Having a positive […]
Who says Valentine's Day needs to break your bank? Here are some cheap date ideas for you to plan a little something special for that special someone this Valentine's Day. Come join our private, stigma-free, […]
Sexual assault survivors can feel violated and terrorized. The fear and anxiety are like nothing they’ve ever experienced. If it happens to you, go somewhere safe immediately. It could be a well-lit restaurant, a police […]
When it comes to escaping an abusive relationship, there’s no time like the present. Well, picking up and leaving right now might be tricky, but if somebody keeps hurting you, you may want to start […]
Just chill. That’s all there is to it, right? If only. Whether you’re living with HIV or not, it’s crucial to have “me time” for doing whatever makes you happy. Practicing self-care means you’re carving […]
There’s way too much shaming of people with sex addictions. We’re not about that at Positive Peers. We think everybody should be sex-positive and should never be shamed about their sex lives. In any case, […]
It’s hard enough to have somebody accidentally reveal your HIV status without your permission. Cousins, friends, coworkers — they’re human, and they can slip up. It’s forgivable. Getting intentionally outed is something else. When somebody knows […]