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Something Positive for Psitive People (SPFPP) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization with a mission of mnimizing herpes stigma. We uplift the voices and experiences of people navigating the complexities of a herpes diagnosis.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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SPFPP 414: Stigma Made Simple - The Metaphysics of Identity with Sheikha Sakina M.MSc (opens the original)
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What happens when you allow a herpes diagnosis to consume your entire sense of self? We explain how to challenge limiting beliefs and heal the identity fragmentation caused by STI stigma.
SPFPP 413: Saying the Thing Over Saying it Perfectly - with Lena Peak (opens the original)
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Don’t let the pressure of saying the right thing keep you from being present to the pleasure you’re entitled to.
SPFPP 412: What’s the Best That Can Happen (opens the original)
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When navigating a herpes disclosure, do you automatically obsess over the worst-case scenario? In this episode, Courtney Brame challenges us to stop letting the fear of rejection block our path to genuine connection by asking one simple question: "What’s the best that can happen?"
SPFPP 411: Access Points for Exploration - with Kiki Maree (opens the original)
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Can an STI actually lead to a deeper understanding of your own sexuality? In this episode, sexologist Kiki Maree shares how navigating bacterial infections and boundary violations became access points to a more empowered, shame-free connection to her body.
SPFPP 410: The Undercurrent of Communication - No Means No (opens the original)
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No means no, nothing more, nothing less. The narratives we assign to that ‘no’ are what drives us crazy.
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