Homosexuality opens the door to AIDS

HIV exists in the blood, body fluids, semen and tissue cells of patients. One of the important ways of transmission is through sex. Behavior. According to surveys, in some African countries and regions, AIDS is mainly spread through heterosexual sexual behavior. However, in the United States and some European countries, homosexual sex has become the main way to spread AIDS.

The sexual behavior of gay men mainly involves inserting the penis into the other person’s anus and thrusting frequently until climax. Depending on the needs of the gay spouse's role, either partner can be the "penetrator" or the "penetrated person," with the "penetrated person" being the most susceptible. The virus in semen enters the human body through the operation site of the rectal mucosa, and the columnar epithelium of the rectal mucosa is much more fragile and easily damaged than the stratified squamous epithelium of the vagina. Therefore, homosexuals are much more likely to transmit AIDS. At the same time, there is almost always some degree of bleeding during anal intercourse. The outflow of blood can pass the virus to the person who inserts the penis, and small tears can allow the virus to be passed to the "penetrated" person through semen. Therefore, the special sexual lifestyle of homosexuals will inevitably harm both parties.

Today, many gay men have changed their sexual behavior to reduce the risk of infection. The way to reduce the risk is to use condoms, as HIV does not penetrate condoms. But condoms can break or slip off, especially during anal intercourse. Therefore, it is safest to never have anal intercourse.