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Yes, HIV nowadays is the same, at least outside of Africa. Once in a while somebody claims that "lots of heterosexuals also get HIV", and that is maybe true in the Congo where people get it from infected needles or something, but in the US, EU, or in other places where you get indoor plumbing it's 90% men that get HIV, among these it's 90% men that have sex with men(MSM) and 10% men that inject drugs.Because males who have sex with other males tend to be far more sexually reckless than people who stick to heterosexual sex. They are much more likely to have sex with many strangers, who also have sex with many strangers and to do so without any sort of protection. It's the male sex drive without any sort of restraint by morality, psychology, or sociology. It's common for gay men to be callous towards the risks and the well being of partners and even a segment of them that are predatory towards young men and boys. And now we have a culture that enables this foolishness.
I remember a couple of years ago when monkey pox seemed to come out of nowhere and was briefly a big deal. It seemed like they were trying to make it into a new COVID hysteria. Then they realized that it was 99% gay men that were getting it, and most of the 1% that weren't adult homosexual men were pets and adopted male children. And apparently a big part of the reason why was that the people getting it is that they would not stop attending all male orgies. The suggestion that they pump the breaks for a couple of months was completely out of the question and shouted down as homophobic stigma.
The 10% of women that get it are women that inject drugs and the ones that have sex with bisexual men.
Even extremely promiscuous straight man that go around raw dogging prostitutes very, very rarely get HIV.
Example of gaslightining:
Heterosexual HIV diagnoses overtake those in gay men for first time in a decade | Terrence Higgins Trust
This signals the changing shape of the epidemic as National HIV Testing Week launches.
One in five ‘heterosexual’ men in the UK caught their HIV from another man
A genetic analysis of a large database of people with HIV in the UK in care shows that 18% of men with HIV who claim to be exclusively heterosexual in fact belong to clusters of linked infections that consist only of men. This provides a minimum figure for the proportion of men with HIV in the...
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