im tired of everyone.... to alaska?

1. lite controllers: A small percentage (0.3%) of adults infected with HIV exhibit natural control over the virus, suppressing viral replication without treatment. However, this does not mean they are completely immune to AIDS, as they can still experience disease progression and opportunistic infections.
2. Non-progressors: A few individuals with HIV do not progress to AIDS despite being infected, but they can still transmit the virus. These non-progressors may have unique immune responses or genetic factors that contribute to their slow disease progression.
3. HIV-resistant individuals: Some people may never become infected with HIV despite repeated exposure, but this is extremely rare and not fully understood.
4. Vaccine development: Researchers are working on developing an HIV vaccine, but it is still an ongoing effort. Even if a vaccine is successful, it may not provide complete immunity, and individuals may still require antiretroviral therapy (ART) to manage their infection.

 

1. HIV-resistant individuals: Some people may never become infected with HIV despite repeated exposure, but this is extremely rare and not fully understood.

you need to understand PEPE gets it in

 

lol In summary, while there are some aspects that may contribute to a reduced risk of HSV infection or milder symptoms, it is unlikely that someone can become completely “immune” to herpes. The virus can remain latent, and there is no vaccine available to provide complete protection.

well maybe i have it and im the one spreading it #### it im the problem oh well... my ex wife said she had it this explains alot but dude herpes is a joke compaired to HIV and all the other stuff can be fixed with antibiotics.. dont let STDs stop you and your dreams of having 3-7 latina women in south america is all im saying life is too short - pepe