How the Features screen is organized
The screen opens with a row headed Recommended & My Favorite Features (5)
with an Edit control beside it, five names picked out ahead of everything else: Become Our Brand Ambassador, Meetup, Fun Questions, Date Ideas, and Customized Winks.
Below that sits a second section headed More Features (25)
on a screen that itself sits behind one of four tabs alongside Meetup, Blogs and Moments. This page groups those twenty-five by what they’re for rather than the order they appear in, and names every one of them somewhere below.
Meeting people
Moments & Videos is the closest thing to a social feed: See what others are up to through videos and moments! Post, like, and ignite a connection.
Blogs runs alongside it, aimed more at introducing yourself at length: Blogs are a great way to tell people more about yourself and to get to know potential matches. Post and discuss your thoughts, comment on blogs, meet more potential partners, and engage with the community in a meaningful way!
Greeting Cards is smaller in scope: Go beyond the Like. Pick a beautiful card, write your own message, and send heartfelt greetings to friends on holidays, birthdays, and any special moments.
Drift Bottles (Game) is the odd one out on this list, a game rather than a feed: Toss your thoughts or photos into the virtual sea – anonymously or publicly. Pick up random bottles, discover stories, and connect freely and privately, your way.
Community and peer support
The rest of the list is the community layer, places to post, read and connect around living with an STI. Groups organizes that by topic: Easily create a group on a topic or an interest so that members sharing the same interest can hang out. You can also apply to join the existing topic groups.
743 existed when read on September 20, 2026. Anonymous STD Q&A is narrower: This service is anonymous and confidential. It’s only for questions about STDs, dating advice, or emotional and mental health topics.
Several more are story and advice collections, each one only as full as what members have posted into it: Experience of Having My Condition, Success Stories, Treatment Stories (500+), Inspirational Stories, How I Keep Myself Healthy, and Things I Highly Recommend to the PS Community. A lighter set sits beside them: Friendly STD Jokes, Members’ Favorite Quotes, My Life Goals, and Members’ Art Collections.
Community Mutual Help Center rounds this group out: Here you can offer others help, seek help for yourself or browse what the community has to offer.
One more sits here by placement rather than subject: Privacy SafeGuarder™, the platform’s non-disclosure terms, covered in full on the privacy settings page.
Health tools
U.S. STI Cases Dashboard is the one built specifically for a U.S. audience, subtitled on the screen itself: (2019–2024) · Data source: U.S. public health surveillance
STD Testing Center is different and isn’t U.S.-specific itself, a member-built directory rather than a data chart, though its country filter lists the United States first: Explore our growing directory of STD and HIV test centers recommended by members.
A second directory sits next to it, STD Care Locations and Doctors Recommended by Members (500+): Find STD care locations that members have shared and recommended through our community directory.
A fourth feature tracks research rather than places or people: Latest HIV / Herpes / HPV Drugs and Treatment Trends, described as Stay updated on the latest STD drug and treatment research trends. Contributed by experts and people living with STDs, this space is designed to share the latest treatment research and drug development processes. Have new research to share? Post it here and join the conversation.
Getting help
24/7 Live Support (We reply within 30 seconds) is named for its own promise: Get live support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Dating Advice & Safety Tips (1,600+) is written for safety rather than logistics: Dating can be tricky, but help is here. Explore real advice and lessons shared by fellow members to make your experience safer and more fun.
A third feature is smaller and practical rather than a support channel: Offline Auto-Reply Settings, described as Stay connected when you’re away with auto-reply messages.
Where the list runs thin
Not everything on this list is guaranteed to be full. The story collections above, the care-locations directory, and a few of the lighter features all depend on what members choose to post or recommend, not on PositiveSingles itself. STD Care Locations and Doctors Recommended by Members (500+) says as much directly in its own blurb: Find STD care locations that members have shared and recommended through our community directory.
A directory or story collection like that reads as full or thin depending entirely on how many members have contributed to it recently, and this page has no read on that count. Click into a specific one before assuming it’s active.
