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African men - well, most sub-Saharan African men, anyway, since the North African countries are mostly Muslim, and therefore have less access to casual sexual experiences - think it is unmanly to slip on a rubber, but don't mind having multiple sexual partners as well as a wife. They are solely to blame for the rampant spread of HIV infections and the millions of Africans dying, being orphaned, or being born to die quickly with the virus.

There are loads of AIDS, rather than aids, programmes going on in schools now, but in spite of not being particularly coy about sexual activity, Africans don't really like to TALK about it - overcoming this cultural reticence, and addressing the cultural aversion to condoms, is an uphill battle for the educators.

It's a cruel business, and the future of some countries, where the adults are too sick to work, or can only just about manage in societies where being physically fit is paramount, isn't looking great.

<blockquote data-quote="krizon" data-source="post: 2074444" data-attributes="member: 64950">African men - well, most sub-Saharan African men, anyway, since the North African countries are mostly Muslim, and therefore have less access to casual sexual experiences - think it is unmanly to slip on a rubber, but don&#039;t mind having multiple sexual partners as well as a wife.&nbsp; They are solely to blame for the rampant spread of HIV infections and the millions of Africans dying, being orphaned, or being born to die quickly with the virus.&nbsp; There are loads of AIDS, rather than aids, programmes going on in schools now, but in spite of not being particularly coy about sexual activity, Africans don&#039;t really like to TALK about it - overcoming this cultural reticence, and addressing the cultural aversion to condoms, is an uphill battle for the educators.&nbsp; It&#039;s a cruel business, and the future of some countries, where the adults are too sick to work, or can only just about manage in societies where being physically fit is paramount, isn&#039;t looking great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2074444, member: 64950"] African men - well, most sub-Saharan African men, anyway, since the North African countries are mostly Muslim, and therefore have less access to casual sexual experiences - think it is unmanly to slip on a rubber, but don't mind having multiple sexual partners as well as a wife. They are solely to blame for the rampant spread of HIV infections and the millions of Africans dying, being orphaned, or being born to die quickly with the virus. There are loads of AIDS, rather than aids, programmes going on in schools now, but in spite of not being particularly coy about sexual activity, Africans don't really like to TALK about it - overcoming this cultural reticence, and addressing the cultural aversion to condoms, is an uphill battle for the educators. It's a cruel business, and the future of some countries, where the adults are too sick to work, or can only just about manage in societies where being physically fit is paramount, isn't looking great. [/QUOTE]

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