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	<title>Comments on: Nearly one in five gay men in large cities has HIV</title>
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		<title>By: dupont32dc</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is the #1 reason I&#039;ve only dated women for the last 4+ years, after years of being totally out and generally dating men. I still live in DuPont, still have tons of gay friends I love and hang out with all the time, but I&#039;m just . . . scared. I know too many people living with HIV, and I know too many people who&#039;ve gone from negative to positive in the time I&#039;ve known them. Despite the drug advances and greatly reduced stigma over the years, it&#039;s not just a bump in the road when they get the diagnosis; it changes their lives in more ways than they could have imagined. I personally could not handle it. The idea that every 5th guy you go out with or hook up with is positive is scary, but what&#039;s scarier is that most of those who are positive with tell you they&#039;re negative and believe it - simply because they don&#039;t know yet. So get tested, play safe, keep away from the meth, and let&#039;s hope there&#039;s a cure soon.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is the #1 reason I&#8217;ve only dated women for the last 4+ years, after years of being totally out and generally dating men. I still live in DuPont, still have tons of gay friends I love and hang out with all the time, but I&#8217;m just . . . scared. I know too many people living with HIV, and I know too many people who&#8217;ve gone from negative to positive in the time I&#8217;ve known them. Despite the drug advances and greatly reduced stigma over the years, it&#8217;s not just a bump in the road when they get the diagnosis; it changes their lives in more ways than they could have imagined. I personally could not handle it. The idea that every 5th guy you go out with or hook up with is positive is scary, but what&#8217;s scarier is that most of those who are positive with tell you they&#8217;re negative and believe it &#8211; simply because they don&#8217;t know yet. So get tested, play safe, keep away from the meth, and let&#8217;s hope there&#8217;s a cure soon.</p>
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