About Homoloveuals And AIDS 1999

What else do homoloveuals (men more especially) need other than their unbridled promiscuity. In heteroloveual relations the female is the limiting factor. Not being as naturally promiscuous as males they serve as a damper on the het male's loveual urges - "if the male wants to happen and the female doesn't guess what's not going to happen." Among male homoloveual, however, there is no controlling mechanism. It's lust and rampant promiscuity running wild. See how that works, boy?

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Below article is copied from 'AIDS: You Just Think You're Safe' by Dr. Moody Adams. Published by Dalton Moody Publishers Inc., Baker, LA 70704

"There were three big changes in homoloveual conduct that preceded the AIDS epidemic and are very relevant to it. First, homoloveuality went commercial moving out of the closet into bathhouses, bars and love clubs. This facilitated far more contacts in one night than had previously been possible. The second big change was a boom in recreational drugs including MDA, Angel Dust and Amyl Nitrite. Drugs increased the time spent engaging in love and the violence of the loveual encounter. Third, boredom born of over indulgence produced new love acts that carried much higher risks of AIDS...

It is easy to understand why homoloveual love spreads AIDS when you understand what they do...Dr. Jacques Leibowitch says researching AIDS has driven the straight world "into hitherto restricted territory: the sweaty atmosphere of backroom bars, the swirling myths of bathhouses, the physical violence of some contacts and a record holding promiscuity". Dr. Richard B. Fisher, who holds a PH.D. from Yale, has written a book that outlines many of the repulsive loveual practices and the accompanying risks.

Kenneth Bray, who opened 31 homoloveual bathhouses, the world's largest gay resort hotel, and WAS IN THE BUSINESS 20 YEARS BEFORE REPENTING, has provided detailed information regarding the bizarre love acts the AIDS generation practices. The AIDS medical textbook compiled by Dr. Vincent DeVita Jr., the Director of the National Cancer Insbreastute and other notable AIDS experts, categorizes homoloveual practices and their risk-factors including: receptive anal intercourse, insertive anal intercourse, receptive fisting, insertive fisting, receptive anilingus, insertive anilingus, receptive fellatio, insertive fellatio, and nitrite inhalant frequence. These homoloveual love acts can be found in any of the homoloveual guidelines to "safe love" in the age of AIDS. These warn homoloveuals against their more bizarre pleasures.

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This is a widespread love act practiced by nearly all homoloveuals that involved a man running his tongue round and round in another man's rectum. Kenneth Bray estimates over 90% of all homoloveuals do this before beginning anal intercourse. They claim it stimulates them loveually, tends to loosen up the rectum and moisten it for easier genital penetration. One homoloveual publication advises readers, "Do not rim. There are many other places on the body that are unexplored and when found could give loveual satisfaction. Try that too"...A letter from the �Gay Men's Health Crisis� states: "practices such as oral-anal and oral-genital contact...carry some degree of risk". The possibility of infection pyramids when twenty or thirty men practice rimming and sodomy on the same rectum in a single night.

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In this act homoloveual males force all their private parts through tight rings of steel or leather. loveual stimulation severely tightens the ring. The result is an extreme hardening of the organ. The tight rings also block off the prostate and makes completion impossible. A truck driver in south Florida got in a ring so tight he could not free himself. A call for emergency help was met with astonishment: "You've got a ring around what". They were finally able to cut through the steel ring and free him!

"With the rings they can continue their loveual acts for several hours", Bray says. "They holler and scream but are unable to be satisfied". The rings increase the AIDS risk in three ways. (1) Rings can cut the organ, allowing germs to enter the bloodstream. (2) The hours of endless friction can rub through the thin skin and allow the microbes in. (3) Prolonging the length of time usually increases the number of partners and proportionately increases the risk of infection.

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This describes the act of greasing the fingers, usually with shortening designed for cooking and working them into another's rectum. Then the hand is balled up in a fist and shoved as far as possible into the body. Kenneth Bray says they sometimes get their arm in up to the elbow. Internal friction in the prostate area stimulates the receptive partner. But there is a problem. The lining of the rectum is extremely thin and dense with blood vessels. Despite the use of a lubricant this practice causes breaks and even bleeding of the rectal lining. Then AIDS can enter the bloodstream.

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The rectum replaces the privates in genital-anal intercourse. This is the most common and one of the more deadly practices of homoloveuals. The active and the pbuttive partners are both satisfied. But the price is high. A San Francisco doctor pointed out that "Rectal intercourse with its propensity to bleeding is like an intravenous viral challenge". A doctor from the Einstein Insbreastute in New York City told a TV audience, "The human rectum was not made for intercourse".

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These artificial love organs are a favorite toy in the homoloveual world. They are inserted into the rectum. toyes come in a variety of sizes and are made of plastic and rubber. Some are designed for use with a vibrator. One three-foot-long model is shaped for use in anal intercourse by two men simultaneously as they stand back to back. The most dangerous toyes are the "French ticklers" that have rubber or metal studs. These add to the "thrill" and also to the rectal breaks. toyes represent a two-fold AIDS threat. Not only does the size and violent use break the rectal lining, but toyes used by many different people without washing increase the risk of infection. Bray says he'd never seen them washed between uses.

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