There are four possible scenarios. # If it is a recent transmission (within the last three months) there is a remote possibility that your partner actually is HIV-positive, but hasn't yet developed the antibodies that would be detected in a routine HIV test. # You also have to consider the possibility that your partner isn't being honest with you. How do you know that they tested and that the result was negative? Were you actually there? # You were born with HIV (although, to be honest) it is highly unlikely that you would have gotten this far without finding out and experiencing any symptoms).
# Assuming that your partner really isn't HIV-positive, then the answer could be in one of the following possibilities: * some sort of occupational exposure to HIV (a needlestick injury perhaps) * through piercing / tattooing with unsterilised equipment * shared needles (drug use / inoculations) Without knowing more, my immediate suspicion would be directed towards the honesty of your partner.
Only if your partner is understanding,
In general, a female partner will only use her male partner's surname after they have married. It is possible that you could change it with a deed poll.
Sex is only bad if your partner has a type of disease.
The only way would be a blood to blood transfer.
No, but only they will ever know for 100% certain.
Yes, but only if you and your partner are willing to stay together through the ups and downs.
There can only ever be one answer to this question - love for your partner and love for your fellow man. Forget revenge and hatred - they will destroy you.
A partnership that requires only one partner to be a general partner is called a limited partnership. This is a form of partnership.
Yes eevee is a not a hero-only pokemon.
you can do it solo or with a partner or two
Only if propelled by an external force (i.e. if you throw it).
No, this is not possible. The only way one could be pregnant is if it was bred before you got it. They need to breed with the opposite sex to become pregnant.