No. Worldwide, MANY more heterosexuals have HIV and AIDS than gay people.
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∙ 2017-11-08 00:57:13No, not normally. If they are arroused by their own bodies, they are narcissistic (but straight people can also be narcissists). Gays are no more likely than heterosexuals to be narcissistic. They want a partner to make love with just as heterosexuals do.
AIDS does not have the ability to make one feel pregnant. It is only sickness. Gay people and bisexuals are just like any Heterosexual person and do not wish for the life threatening disease, AIDS. More straight people than gay people have AIDS, due to unprotected sexual intercourse or touching AIDs infected blood with an open cut upon the skin.
No, there is no connection between lifespan and sexual orientation.
Traditionally it was "Left is right, right is wrong" meaning the left ear is for heterosexuals and the right ear is for homosexuals . These days guys pierce either ear or both and it doesn't mean anything more than they like piercings.
Some people drink more than others, women are affected more rapidly with less alcohol than men, and people who are on the way to addiction develop a tolerance so that they can drink more than non-addicts without seeming as drunk. The ability to drink more than others is a sure sign that you are on the way to alcoholism.
More Heterosexuals have AIDS than gay people do.
No.HIV it is more spread-ed to heterosexuals than homosexuals
No, however more straight people have AIDS and HIV than Gay people do.
AIDS more people die from it than brest cancer or diabetes
No, not normally. If they are arroused by their own bodies, they are narcissistic (but straight people can also be narcissists). Gays are no more likely than heterosexuals to be narcissistic. They want a partner to make love with just as heterosexuals do.
Straight people get AIDS and HIV much more often than gay people.
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In the United States, more than 733,000 people have AIDS, and an estimated one to two million people have HIV infection without the symptoms of AIDS.
No, it is not true. AIDS is caused by a virus called HIV. More straight people have HIV than gay people.
It depends, if that guy were to have intercourse for more than 5 people without protection he is likely to have AIDS. However, if he used protection its unlikely, but be careful he might have or not had intercourse with a person that has AIDS but he might have not know of.
Today many more straight people than gays have HIV/AIDS. In the early days of AIDS, the disease spread faster among gay people, which is why it became known as a gay disease, but today that is no longer the case.
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