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Thread: HIV and the transsexual
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12-19-2007 #61
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Originally Posted by a994
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12-19-2007 #62Originally Posted by Night Rider
We (as a society) are getting to lax on the whole STD issue. Check out the CDC site - it is on the rise.
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12-19-2007 #63Originally Posted by Mr_Choc69
Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi
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12-19-2007 #64
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Originally Posted by peggygee
Of course, it also depends on whether both persons are clean (i.e. HIV-). So as long as they both practice strict monogamy, they have the privilege of going condomless with each other.
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12-19-2007 #65
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Originally Posted by mbf
Of course you're always going to have some illegal prostitution going on. But if it were legal one would at least have a safer alternative.
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02-25-2008 #66
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Peggy
Sorry I didnt respond to your question before on the second page. I don't visit the site as much as I once did.
The increase in the UK is down to several factors, the MAJOR (Not the only one) contributor would be the fact that we do NOT have a general consensus of sex education in schools. Some do not teach it at all, a framework for it simply doesn't exist, with most schools left to their own devices as to how to teach about STDs and issues of sexual health.
Compare this with Holland, one of the most sexually liberal countries in Europe, where it has a full education policy on the subject,hitting the kids before they even goto secondary school at 12/13 years of age. They have one of the lowest rates in Europe, and the lowest rate of pregnancy - go figure!
1 in 3 new cases in the UK are inmigrants, and we had a huge influx of migrants in the last 15 years especially. Many of the came here because they knew to stay at home was a death sentance, so who can blame them. For a while HIV status would often give people Leave To Remain in the UK, this however is no longer the case.
They're are numerous other factors but those are the leading two.
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02-25-2008 #67
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Originally Posted by peggygee
1)people have got lazy,they seem to have lost the fear of this disese
2)and like Azanti says,poor education.
and it"s not just aids in the increase in my country,violent crime also is on the rise.
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
BE POSITIVE.REMEMBER MUCH EASIER TO BE NEGATIVE.