Numerous South Africans claim that this pair has been together for more than ten years and that, despite the husband's 23-year HIV positivity, his wife is still HIV-negative. Too many people have now seen that HIV is not a death sentence and that individuals should not be prevented from dating, but they should be aware of what to do and what to avoid.
Others think that the woman is only in the relationship for the money, which is why she does not mind being with the man despite the fact that he is HIV-positive, and some people are just curious about how this couple has behaved all these years.
However, in the end, what matters is how the couple feels, which is why this woman has stated unequivocally that love won. We are all aware that such relationships are frequently criticized by others.
HIV-positive people used to be feared because they were dying, but today there are pills that stop others from contracting the virus, making dating easier. Accordingly, the woman and the man must each take their prescribed antiviral medications. Many South Africans have seen in this woman—who is HIV-negative but cohabitates with an HIV-positive partner—a sign of genuine love.
"We met in 2001, started dating in 2005 and we got married in 2009.
He has had HIV for 23 years, whereas I am HIV-negative. I love him, he loves me, and we all love each other. We are a couple of Discord #Lovewins" - Nompumelelo Mdletshe as she posted on Facebook group #imstaying to inspire others.
Source: briefly.co.za
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