Hello Friend,

For years, I have witnessed the stress and pain that men and women are put through when they must sit down and decide how to tell their partner about an STD. I would watch as my close friends struggled through what must have been the hardest days of their lives, unsure of what to say or how to say it.

Sometimes, it would end poorly. I would see friends who were just unwilling to tell their partner they had an STD. In one case, a close friend from school broke up with their partner instead of simply having a talk about their STD. It was sad to watch and yet I didn’t know what I could do.

Finally, maybe a full year after that first incident, I had a close friend whose partner did not tell him they had an STD until after they had both tested positive. The relationship ended immediately and my friend was left with too many questions and a broken heart.

I Knew Then and There I Needed to Do Something

I needed to provide the information that so many men and women with STDs were searching for and not finding. I noticed a trend in one of my websites, a complete unrelated page on which I had casually mentioned talking to your partner about an STD. That single mention blossomed into the most popular post on my page, with dozens of hits every week. Not only was this information people needed, it was information a lot of people needed.

That was the final straw. I could not stand by any longer and watch men and women with STDs suffer as they struggled to figure out how to tell their partners about their STD. So, I started researching. I read everything I could about every STD in existence. I talked to doctors and psychologists. I read and I read and eventually I wrote “How to Tell Your Partner You Have an STD.”

Unlike the information available online right now, my book covers the hardest part of dealing with your STD – talking with your partner about it.

There is information everywhere for those who have recently contracted an STD. You can research and learn everything you need to know about what an STD entails, how to treat it, and what your doctor will say. But, where can you look to find information about what to say to your partner, where to tell them, and what not to do when you finally tell them.

I compiled every resource I could find, talking to dozens of people including those who had gone through this ordeal themselves. I asked them how they had told their partners about their STDs and if they had saved their relationships. I took the most effective answers and I organized them into an easy to read, formulaic answer.

Talking to Your Partner is a Must

I don’t want to throw a sales pitch at you or describe how this book fixes all of your problems. It may not fix all of your problems. What it will do though is give you a solid foundation on which to start the process of talking to your partner about your STD.

Starting with the initial reactions you might have when you consider talking to your partner about your STD, I answer all of your most common questions such as:

• What Does Having an STD Say About Me?
• How Did I Get the STD?
• What Kind of STD Do I Have?
• Will I Be Able to Save My Relationship?

After answering your most common questions, I provide you with the basic information you will need to have a conversation with your partner about your STD, including basic facts about the severity of your STD and how it will affect them.

You will learn the 10 things you should and should not do when telling your partner about an STD and how these common factors can directly affect your conversation. I understand that not every situation is the same, so I discuss how you can tell your partner you have an STD if you are new to a relationship versus telling a longtime partner that you just found out about an STD.

Finally I discuss the different ways in which you can tell your partner about your STD. Too many times I have seen people tempted to take the easy way out and not tell their partner at all. I describe for you’re the 8 most common ways to tell your partner and when you should and should not use them.

Salvage Your Relationship

It may seem right now like everything is lost, like you have nowhere to turn and no one to talk to, but you are not alone. I have helped hundreds of men and women just like you overcome their anxiety and tell their partners about their STD.

This is not just a matter of responsibility. This is about saving or growing your relationship. No matter how or when you got the STD, if you have the tools at hand to tell your partner about it, you can multiply your chances of coming out of the situation as a healthier and happier couple.

The eBook

There are plenty of people that would tack on a ridiculous price and ask too much of you for this information. I don’t want to do that to anyone. I just want for couples afflicted with this horrible situation to come through it healthy and happy. I want to help the hundreds of men and women who find out they have an STD one day and worry endlessly the next as they try to come to terms with their condition and wonder how they can possibly tell their partner.

“How to Tell Your Partner You Have an STD” is available now for the low and permanent price of $15.99. There are no gimmicks or sales promotions. This is not a one time offer. This is your chance to learn the information you need to feel better about yourself and the conversation you must have with your partner about your STD.

Privacy is Paramount

I understand better than anyone how important privacy is to you right now. The last thing you want is for anyone else prying into your personal life. For that reason, I use PayDotCom for all transactions, allowing you to use PayPal for a quick and anonymous payment. I never see any of your personal information, nor do I have your email address to contact you in the future. No one else will ever see your personal information either. Whether you decide to purchase “How to Tell Your Partner You Have an STD” today or not, no one will ever know you visited this website. I promise you that.

Money Back Guarantee

Finally, if you decide that the information provided in “How to Tell Your Partner You Have an STD” did not help you as I’ve said it will, I don’t want your payment. I wrote this book in the hopes that I can help the hundreds of people every day who turn to the Internet in vain for this information. If you do not feel you’ve found it here, simply request a refund and I will return your money right away. No questions asked.

The Most Important Conversation You May Ever Have

I know you are worried right now. I understand your anxiety. I hope only that what I have provided can offer you some degree of relief as you sit down and try to plan how you will tell your partner about your STD. If nothing else, I hope you leave this page today feeling better knowing that you are not alone. 

I wish you the best of luck and happiness in your relationship,

Sincerely,

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