Titlebook: HIV-Negative; How the Uninfected A William I. Johnston Book 1995 William I. Johnston 1995 Affect.AIDS.behavior.health.health psychology.med

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Carl-Axel S. Sta?l Von Holstein“Why don’t you just find an HIV-negative man and settle down?” was the question that a psychotherapist posed to one HIV-negative man I interviewed whose lover had died of AIDS. I imagine the therapist’s tone was that of a Jewish mother chiding her daughter to “find a nice Jewish boy.”

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How Anthropology Can Help Psychology,. I felt there were only two responses to make to AIDS in New York City: move or die. It was that big a phenomenon for us. The sad thing is that a lot of the guys who left New York at about the time I did are now dealing with AIDS in Los Angeles, San Francisco, the Midwest, and Washington, D.C.

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Before the Test,“I didn’t know what caused it. There was a time when I thought just being gay would be enough,” said Tucker, a 31-year-old receptionist, when I asked him about the early years of the AIDS epidemic. “I knew it was happening in gay men. Could it have been excessive masturbation? There goes my hobby.”

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Getting Tested,“There are two ways to find out,” said the outside of the envelope I received in the mail one day in 1988. “You can get tested. Or you can get sick.”

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Division by HIV Status,The first time I went country-western dancing in Boston, I danced with HIV. Or rather, I danced with a man named Jack, who was HIV-positive. It was at the Boston Living Center, a service center for people affected by AIDS. Jack and I were both new to this kind of dancing—and strangers to each other—so we were awkward in each other’s arms.

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I See Blue Real Blue,.. Alcohol took the inhibitions away, gave me that little glow, made me more apt to talk to people, took the edge off stress at work—all the things that alcohol is supposed to do. With the alcohol would come cocaine, and with the cocaine would come sex.