ruveyn wrote:
Packing the Fudge. Whether it is between men or a man and woman is very unsanitary.
ruveyn
From a public health perspective, your analysis is a little bit off.
What percentage of gay men engage in anal intercourse? How many of them do so without condoms?
Meanwhile, what percentage of heterosexuals engage in vaginal intercourse? How many of them do so without condoms?
While anal intercourse may provide more effective vectors for the transmission of pathogens (and it is the person being pentrated who is at greater risk, not the person penetrating), vaginal intercourse still provides many very effective vectors for transmission as well. And while anal intercourse is a minority activity among homosexuals, (and barebacking even moreso), vaginal intercourse is much more frequently undertaken by heterosexuals, with a much lower use of condoms.
So if we want to talk unsanitary, let's talk about all that heterosex that's passing chlamydia, HPV, HepB and C, HIV not to mention our old friends syphillis and gonorrhea and the host of ofther STI's out there.
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--James