The 2009 MSM Sex Survey is now underway. This is an annual sex survey for men who have sex with men in Asia.
Information collected from this survey will help understand men who have sex with men (MSM) better, and be used to design more effective public health campaigns, especially HIV-related ones.
The survey is completely anonymous. I did my part and answered the survey. Click here to take the survey – it only takes a few minutes (about 12 to 13 pages).
The term “men who have sex with men†– frequently shortened to MSM – describes a behaviour rather than a specific group of people. It includes self-identified gay, bisexual, or heterosexual men, many of whom may not consider themselves gay or bisexual.
MSM are often married, particularly where discriminatory laws or social stigma of male sexual relations exist.
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A must read, not only for those living with HIV, but for everyone affected by it. And in our world today where HIV is already a reality, that means everyone.
There is a growing need for education about HIV/AIDS here in the Philippines. While there are many resources out there (online, print, support groups, health centers, etc.) that are readily available to many of us, it still is undeniable that some of us do not know anything about HIV.
Some of us think that reading literature about the virus is too tasking and taxing, some think that they know everything and are pretty safe, and some others are too scared of HIV (even just the mention of those three words make some cringe).
But what do we really know about HIV and AIDS? Just because there isn’t any celebrated news about it, it doesn’t mean that the virus has been completely annihilated and that everyone is safe.
I’m currently reading Orosa-Nakpil Malate, a novel about a young gay man’s experiences, escapades and love affairs (not auto-biographical, by the way) set in Manila’s hottest gay district. I have not finished the book yet, so I am unable to share my insights about it yet. Also, if anyone is interested in reading this book, just let me know and I will give it for free (along with other gay Filipino books) once I’m done reading it – details to follow in the upcoming days.
Para sa lahat ng bottomesa, feeling bottomesa, nagpapanggap na hindi bottomesa, ayaw tanggaping sila’y bottomesa, kumakana ng bottomesa, hindi alam kung ano ang bottomesa, mga power bottomesa, versa-bottomesa, top, power-top, slightly top, feeling top, nagpapanggap-na-top-pero-bottomesa-in-real-life, super-power-top, strictly top, top daw, versa-top, top-for-money, versatile, versatile top, versatile bottom, versatile-top-pero-bottom-talaga, KNOW YOUR PROSTATE!
Sa lahat ng ating mga kabaro (pati na rin ang mga straight diyan) na nakikipagtalik sa kapwa lalake (or kung nais ninyo ay babae, go lang ‘te!), dapat anting tandaan na hndi lamang si Aida Gonzales ang dapat nating katakutan. Maramio pang ibang mga sakitelya na marami sa atin ang natatakot na alamin. Sa taong 2008 ay sisimulan namin dito ang pagbibigay impormasyon sa inyong lahat tungkol sa mga STI (hindi yung paaralan) – Sexually Transmitted Infections at STD. Pero bago ang lahat ng iyan ay inihahandog namin sa inyo ang isang bidyong aming nakalap mula sa Internet.
Magsaya!
This is a humorous look at a serious subject, prostate cancer. Using old western clips, the video explains what prostate cancer is and encourages men to get a PSA test when appropriate.