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It's not about your sexual orientation stupid!!
#182004 - 03/23/06 08:26 PM

My son is gay and has HIV now. I read many a post here about seeking the warm and fuzzy from society to ensure acceptance and all that sort of thing etc etc but its not about sexual orientation acceptance or about the way society sees this as a gay disease its about being careful so you dont break your own hearts and the hearts of those that love and adore you. Its not about if someone touched you when you were 8 and now drug abuse/promiscuity and being gay is really everybody else fault, its about being smart, and brilliant and careful and of any sexual orientation you want to be

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#182435 - 03/26/06 12:11 PM

hi

regards from india

Yes, i agree...spot on, but yes, the post could have been softer.

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