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This is another aspect I have managed to overcome while learning to live with HIV. Saying goodbye I have found out that our sexuality uncle, my mother's brother, died last Saturday. He was very ill and sexuality had been suffering a lot. I was upset that he'd died and that he and my Granddad sexuality hadn't been able to sort out their differences before he passed away. My uncle lived in Guadalajara and Granddad in Mexico City. He got there just as the ambulance arrived. I don't want that to happen to me. I want to be able to resolve all the differences I may have with others. The following comments reflect the balance of views we received: I consider Niza to be very brave; she dwells with her illness in a remarkable way. Everybody out there with HIV should take an example from her life. HIV does not mean the end of the world, it simply mean you have to live another life. Niza you are very brave. Maha Narine, Georgetown, Guyana I too resolve to never again have unprotected sex with a new partner Erica, Minnesota After having unprotected sex recently and getting a negative HIV result back (thank God), and now having read Niza's story, I too resolve to never again have unprotected sex with a new partner - not to sound like a teenager
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