<human>: Hi /r/relationships,

I'm pretty inexperienced when it comes to relationships, but i joined Tinder to hopefully get some experience before college this fall. I've been talking to a few guys on there, and I think I may meet them sometime in the future.

My predicament, however, is I'm unsure whether or not I should admit something to them. I fell ill my senior year of high school with an autoimmune disease. I'm in remission right now, and hopefully will be able to taper of all my steroids soon. I'm now low enough on my meds that I'm getting my body and face back and starting to look like I did before I was sick, which is fantastic, but of course, there was some residual effects from the sickness.

For instance, I have some stretch marks on my legs and butt from a combination of the medicine and disease. My face is also a little rounder from the medicine. The face thing will go away as I get lower and lower on my medicine, but the stretch marks will probably be noticeable for awhile.

From the outside, I look perfectly normal, and as of right now, I am perfectly normal. I'm making a full recovery it seems, and things are going great, but I'm wondering, when I get out with these guys, should I eventually disclose what happened to me this year? It definitely would not be first date conversation, but if I end up going on more dates with them, or even getting intimate with them, would it be something I should or need to disclose? It's not like I have a contagious disease or anything, but I am, in general, more germ conscious and will do things like carry hand sanitizer around with me, etc

Also, is it, in general, a huge turn off to date people who have battled illnesses? Ever since I got sick, I've felt very insecure about myself, especially as most people my age usually don't have to deal with illnesses.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: About to meet with some Tinder guys. Unsure if I should (eventually) let them know I battled an autoimmune disease and won (in remission and seem to be making a full recovery)