The Latest Opinion Places Stories
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We talk about barebacking almost entirely in the context of gay and bisexual men, often in the context of behavior that’s seen as ”bad”. But, says Olivia Kijeswski, straight people do it all the time. -
Wayne Bristow has always backed away from keeping pace with new technology. Today he poses the question “am I too dumb for a smartphone?” Turns out the answer is no. -
On continuing or discontinuing HIV treatment
Josh Kruger on the decisions we face about whether to take HIV meds – and why he’s questioning his own choices. -
Marc-André LeBlanc, co-founder of International Rectal Microbicide Advocates (IRMA), IRMA Secretary, and coordinator of IRMA’s international Lube Safety Working Group, discusses the current state of knowledge on lubricant safety, -
This article from aidsmap.com reviews how close, or not, we are to a cure for HIV – and warns against over-optimism -
Mark S. King on how the Denver Principles changed HIV/AIDS — and healthcare — forever. Plus a nod to the work of PositiveLite.com’s own David Phillips. -
Michael Yoder says “we all develop our own terms and conditions, our personal little contract, as we wander through life – HIV-positive or not. And those terms change as we get older and experience others’ opinions and ideas and shape our own.” -
Michael Bouldin draws on lessons he learned while in Berlin to illustrate that we all need memorials, including of the plague we forgot. -
Dave R with a personal view of how religion and HIV just don’t mix. Why do so many people still believe in a god of love when history suggests that he or she is anything but? Has religion ever put its peace and love ideals into practice? -
I’m just not that kind of girl
DJ Relentless on tranny love and how he deals with suitors when he’s Jade Elektra. -
A recent NY Times headline provokes this article by editor Bob Leahy on aging, side effects and attempts to normalize HIV and end its exceptionality.
