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Mention HIV/AIDS, and chances are
that your automatic association of it will be sex,
never mind that there are many other causes for
it. And since this is the month of AIDS Memorial
Day, we thought it appropriate that Sex should
occupy centre stage to our May line-ups.
7/5/2006
Movie Presentation
Search is ongoing for a sexually
charged offering. Please await further
announcement.
14/5/2006
Sex
Addiction - The scapegoat that never
escapes
When Hugh Grant was caught having
sex with a black prostitute in the car, the world
was aghast, because this was at the time when his
girlfriend Liz Hurley was the " most desirable
woman" on earth. He was later diagnosed as
suffering from sex addition.
But is it the sex? or
is it just men? May be it is neither, it is the
risk addition - the thrill of forbidden act, the
risk of getting caught? More likely, it is a cry
for help, of desperate loneliness, low
self-esteem.. We blame everything on sex, but
behind the "sex addiction" hides a myriad of other
problems. What are they?
21/5/2006
AIDS
Memorial Day - Lighting the path to a brighter
future
You did
something foolish once, and you are punished for
it by contracting HIV; someone else did something
foolish with you, and you paid the price by also
contracting HIV.. And as if that is not enough, you
are further punished by the society by being
ostracised.. Think about it!
Once you have
developed AIDS, the question ceases to be, " how
the hell did I get it?", it starts to be," how can
I continue to live a life as well adjusted and
normal as possible?". But you can't live a "normal"
life if everyone runs away from you, can you? Think
about it!
Malaysia's
HIV/AIDS cases have risen to something in excess
of 70000 with many underground cases unaccounted
for. Whilst prevention must be the first frontier,
we also need a society that accepts, understands
and empathises with this situation. This Session
is devoted to how we can best serve the PLWHA (
People Living With HIV & AIDS) community. Let's
commemorate the day by talking about it.
28/5/2006
"No" is a
good word - How to chart sexual waters unscathed?
While pondering how to stop the
sharp rise in HIV/AIDS cases, we learn that not
being able to say "no" is most often the culprit.
Yet "no" is one of the first word we, as babies,
learned to say, even more than "yes". Why does
this word desert us when it comes to unsafe sex?
How to say "no" and still please your man? How to
save your life? |