It is a great article. Indian society has a very different view on sexual freedom and education then westerners. I was impressed and encouraged about efforts made by Indian Government to promote safe sex education in recent time. It’s an enormous  step forward considering the religious believes of majority of population.More information on this subject is in our post about Sex Discussions in India

I agree 100% with designr66, however we, as a society, constantly promoting sex and sexually iplicit images in the media and in retail. You do not haveto go far, take a look at the latest ADs from Abercrombie&Fitch. This reatil store is catering to the teenagers-early 20s crowd. The way you deal with any kind of paublications or literature – you educate public. Those kids are CONSTANTLY exposed to the dark life stories. Let’s separate the willingness to teach right from wrong, versus punishing educators from trying to do it. 

This fascinating video shows the entire technological process involved in making a condom! One of the genious creations of the human mind! If you think, that through the history of almost 2000 years it still remains the only protection from STD and one of the most reliable unwanted pregnancy protections! Thanks a lot for the video! Very educational! 

I agree 100% with Andrew. However, I still feel that criminalizing an intentional transmission of AIDS by the person who was proven to understand what is at stake, is the right thing to do.

Sounds really promissing, that in a country where STD and AIDS are spreading on fire, somebody decided to make their own condoms. Plus the fact, that it has an interesting design, will be a great point of sell internationally.  

I would like to raise my voice for bringing more attention to an old remedy what works as a protection from STD and AIDS. The above article states that Trojan condoms were made by Presbyterian from upstate New York named Merle Leland Youngs. It happened at the end of 19th Century. And then, here we are in 21st Century still having major discussions in a media about effectivness of it.  We should promote the use of condoms, encourage public to use them, not shy away from them.

It is a great article. Indian society has a very different view on sexual freedom and education then westerners. I was impressed and encouraged about efforts made by Indian Government to promote safe sex education in recent time. It’s an enormous  step forward considering the religious believes of majority of population.More information on this subject is in our post about Sex Discussions in India

I agree 100% with designr66, however we, as a society, constantly promoting sex and sexually iplicit images in the media and in retail. You do not haveto go far, take a look at the latest ADs from Abercrombie&Fitch. This reatil store is catering to the teenagers-early 20s crowd. The way you deal with any kind of paublications or literature – you educate public. Those kids are CONSTANTLY exposed to the dark life stories. Let’s separate the willingness to teach right from wrong, versus punishing educators from trying to do it. 

This fascinating video shows the entire technological process involved in making a condom! One of the genious creations of the human mind! If you think, that through the history of almost 2000 years it still remains the only protection from STD and one of the most reliable unwanted pregnancy protections! Thanks a lot for the video! Very educational! 

I agree 100% with Andrew. However, I still feel that criminalizing an intentional transmission of AIDS by the person who was proven to understand what is at stake, is the right thing to do.

Sounds really promissing, that in a country where STD and AIDS are spreading on fire, somebody decided to make their own condoms. Plus the fact, that it has an interesting design, will be a great point of sell internationally.  

I would like to raise my voice for bringing more attention to an old remedy what works as a protection from STD and AIDS. The above article states that Trojan condoms were made by Presbyterian from upstate New York named Merle Leland Youngs. It happened at the end of 19th Century. And then, here we are in 21st Century still having major discussions in a media about effectivness of it.  We should promote the use of condoms, encourage public to use them, not shy away from them.

The following article is very interesting and gives us some hope, that during the  life of our generation, AIDS can be cured, or at least taken under control. Stakes are high, and a significant improvement in the treatment will make a huge difference. ”A French scientist who shared this year’s Nobel prize for medicine said on Saturday he believed the transmission of AIDS could be eliminated within years.Luc Montagnier, director of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention, told a news conference together with this year’s other winners for medicine that halting the transmission of AIDS would make it a disease much like others.”Read the entire story athttp://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUSTRE4B51NQ20081206

As sad as we were on that day remembering all those people who died from AIDS, we should always be aware of the danger being infected with this cowardless desease and keep bringing awareness to the public about it. More life stories, more info about latest research made! Educate our children about safe sex habits and condom use!

I have my own view on this issue. Let’s forget about porno for a second. In our regular day to day life we come in contact with a LOT of pictures, drawings, music, photographs, sounds, movies, smells what are targeting our sexual feelings and influencing our sexual behavior. It is not just people we have sex with, who make us actually want to do it. So, if somebody is watching a porno, and then makes love to his partner because he was inspired by the fantasy he just saw, IT IS FINE.   

There is no doubts in my mind that this is one of the most important issues in the healthy habits of living your regular life. It is MORE important then brushing your teeth! You can’t die from bad teeth, but you can die from AIDS! So, why are we so eager to talk to kids about wearing th right jeans and tshirts, reading the right books, but not about safe sex?  It is a question I keep asking myself. What do you think?