Usually, when we talk about gay men and sex the conversation usually goes right to the topics of AIDS and other diseases, but why?
What would happen and what could we learn if we talked about sex and sexuality without the specter of disease as the focal or end point of the discussion.
We are moderating a public forum on gay men and sex with the conversation centered outside of the context of disease on Nov 11th at the Center on Halsted.
Featured panelists include Dr. Gary Harper, professor of psychology at DePaul University, Keith Green, director of Project PrEPare, and Samuel Galloway, sex educator from Tulip Toy Gallery.
Join us and see if it's possible to spend an hour talking about sex or sexuality without talking about disease.
Please RSVP as space is limited.
Filed under: About the Feast of Fun
Tags: Aids, HIV, project crysp
It's going to be the Santorum Forum.
Actually, we are leaving butt sex off the table for this discussion!
Although, technically you don't need to have sex with a person to get Santorum.
For those readers that don't know what Santorum is, please seek out the www.urbandictionary.com