Como Foi Namorar Alguém com HIV – O Que Ninguém Te Conta

"Would you have a relationship with someone living with HIV?" This is a question that many people still answer with fear, prejudice or misinformation. In this video, I share something intimate: the real experience of dating someone with HIV. And, unlike what common sense usually paints, this relationship was light, affectionate and full of learning. Talking about HIV is urgent. Especially among us, gay men, who still grew up surrounded by stigmas, misinformation and fears inherited from a time when HIV was synonymous with death — when today, with treatment and information, this is no longer true. In this video, I talk about: The prejudice that still exists against people living with HIV; What I learned from living with someone HIV-positive; The emotions I felt at the beginning and how I deconstructed the myths; How information can change everything: from fear to freedom; And why talking about it is an act of collective care. If you are gay and have ever been afraid of having a relationship with someone who is HIV-positive… this video is for you. If you live with HIV and have ever felt rejected… this video is for you too. And if you have never stopped to reflect on all this… maybe now is the time. We need to talk more about serodifferent relationships, about what it is like to live with HIV today, about how ignorance can be more dangerous than the virus. Information saves lives. And it also saves affection. If this video touched you, share it. Let's build a more empathetic listening and a lighter experience for those who live with HIV — and for those who love these people too. Would you like to do therapy with me? Send me a message: https://wa.me/5511945559752?text=Eu%2... Learn about my courses: https://www.caiograneiro.com/cursos Don't follow me on Instagram yet? Then come quickly, here we can get to know each other better. Follow me there: / caiograneiro On Facebook: / psicologocaiograneiro And on the website: https://www.caiograneiro.com #Therapy #Self-knowledge #Relationship #Insecurity #Depression #GaySP #SaoPauloGay #GaySaoPaulo #Single #Anitta #GayPride #Gay #GayBrasil #GayBR #GayMan #Homosexuality #GayBoy #GayGuys #Health #Wellbeing #LGBT #LGBTQIA #LGBTPsychology #PSI #PsiCaioGraneiro #CaioGraneiro