In the U.S., it is estimated that 63% of incident HIV infections in 2010 were among Y[Young]MSM despite the fact that they represent a very small portion of the population. Researchers at New York University's Center for Health, Identity, Behavior & Prevention Studies (CHIBPS) sought to identify the factors associated with incident HIV infection among a cohort of racially/ethnically and socioeconomically diverse young gay and bisexual men. They found that “younger average age at sexual debut with another man was also associated with a greater likelihood of HIV seroconversion.” In other words, those that “came-out” at a younger age were more likely to become HIV infected. This does not bode well for the future as a poll for Stonewall, a gay rights group, of 1,500 people who were already out found that among the over-60s the average age they had come out was 37. But those in their 30s had come out at an average age of 21, and in the group aged 18 to 24 it was 17.
Author’s note: As the media, educators, doctors, psychologists, and even politicians - President Obama’s “It Gets Better” plug, continually and aggressively push children at younger ages to accept their homosexuality, a tragic set of cascading events have taken place - similar to the unleashing of the initial AIDS epidemic which was spurred on by the excesses of the Sexual Revolution which came to be symbolized in the debauchery of the disco-era; today, in the maniacal need for same-sex marriage, and the resulting redefinition of homosexuality into a fantasy of domestic bliss, a generation of children have been collectively duped concerning the dangers inherent in the gay lifestyle.
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