【正文】 36% of reported cases in 2020 were women. HIV/AIDS Test Perspective ? You can be infected with HIV for many years without knowing it. So asking them to take the test does not mean you suspect them of having other partners or cheating on you. ? Many people do not know whether they are HIVpositive or not, and getting tested for the virus is the only way to find out for sure. ? You could suggest that you go to be tested together. But I haven’t had sex and neither has my partner! Why should we get tested for HIV/AIDS? HIV/AIDS Test Perspective ? There are many ways you can bee infected besides sex. Even using a condom there’s a chance. ? Asking them to take an HIV test does not necessarily mean you don’t trust them. ? In fact, it shows that you and your partner care about each other and want to protect each other. So, how do I avoid sexually transmitted diseases? 1. Have a monogamous relationship (meaning just you two) with a faithful partner 2. Get tested regularly know your status! 3. Use condoms and dental dams when engaging in sexual activity What is the only 100% sure method of preventing STDs? ABSTINENCE (禁欲 ) Abstinence means refraining from any oral口交 , anal 肛門性交 , or vaginal sex陰道性交 . It is the ONLY 100% sure way to keep yourself safe. (You can still practice abstinence and hold hands, kiss, and engage in petting. You do not have to refrain from all sexual activity if you choose this option.) So, now I know how to prevent myself from catching an STD. How do I prevent pregnancy because… … I am not ready for a bump like that until I am older! What does NOT work 1. Having sex during your period you can still get pregnant even if you are bleeding! 2. Peeing after intercourse You do not urinate out of your vaginal opening, so you will not wash the sperm away. 3. Douching (沖洗 ) Douching can actually help the sperm swim upstream towards the egg, and may lead to infection. Avoid! What does NOT work WELL 1. Spermicide (精液 ) only Spermicide can irritate women。 AIDS Get informed. Don’t trust gossip from other people when it es to HIV/AIDS. Do the work to educate yourself. Your life is worth it! But how do you do that? Best resources on the web… Where should I look online? ? ? ? ? port/ Get Informed.. Let’s talk transmission 傳送 ? Risk of Transmission NO Risk **with infected persons 1. Mother to child through birth or breast milk (Med)* 2. Blood transfusions amp。 outreach event. [Reuters] The reality check continues… . How much do you really know about HIV amp。 AIDS There are 39 million people worldwide infected with HIV/AIDS (estimated 3346million) HIV/AIDS reality check…. ? An estimated million [ million– million] became newly infected with HIV in 2020 ? An estimated million [ million– million] lost their lives to AIDS in 2020 HIV/AIDS reality check…. ? It has spread to 31 of 34 provinces in China ? The number is growing every year ? 85% of those infected do not know ? For a country as big as China, an AIDS explosion would have serious economic, political, and social consequences for the entire world. National Political Recognition ? Chinese President Hu Jintao(2nd, L) has cordial handshakes with AIDS patients in a Beijing hospital inspiring them with perseverance in medical treatment and increased confidence for an early recovery Nov. 30, 2020. (People’s Daily Online) National Celebrity Recognition ? Chinese basketball star and Houston Rockets center Yao Ming (L) wipes tears for a Chinese AIDS orphan Zhang Yun during an HIV/AIDS awareness event at the Tsinghua University in Beijing July 17, 2020. Yao returned to China to take part in the NBA 39。s – no approval, no disapproval, and no promotion. As Chinese students, how do you think you would feel if you were gay? Would you want to be accepted? Do you think your friends would still love you? According to researchers, probably 80% of Chinese homosexuals still enter heterosexual marriages to keep their families happy. What are their lives like? Imagine your best friend. Now, imagine he or she told you that they were gay. Would this change how you feel about him or her? Would you want him or her to be able to be happy and be with the person they want? Or marry someone else out of obligation? Alright, we know to keep ourselves safe, healthy, and happy. Now are we ready to have sex? You are NOT ready for sex if: 1. You do not trust your partner. 2. Your partner is at all violent, emotionally or physically. 3. You do not have protection against pregnancy or STDs, or are embarrassed to go get protection. 4. You don’t understand the potential consequences of your actions (. pregnancy, diseases, emotional issues, etc.) 5. You can’t talk to your partner about diseases or birth control. 6. You are not 100% sure you want to have sex. Let’s talk about it… What would you advise a friend to do if… 1. She was not ready to have sex and didn’t know how to say “no”…. ? 2. She wants to have sex but is not fortable talking to her partner about it…. ? 3. Her partner won’t use a condom… ? 4. She has had sex already but now realizes it was too soon and doesn’t want to have sex again… ? You ARE ready to have sex if: 1. You have a partner you trust who treats you well physically and emotionally. 2. You have bought protection against pregnancy AND sexually transmitted diseases (. condoms and birth control.) 3. You understand the potential consequences of your actions and are still will