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Do you talk about AIDS on the first date?
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    Man resting with chin on hand. Dialogue about talking about AIDS. Yellowing.

    Do You Talk About AIDS On The First Date?

    "Phillip: I sure do.

    You’re serious?

    Yes.

    Phillip: Why?

    A lot of people don’t like to talk about AIDS.

    Phillip: Yeah, I think that’s pretty strange.

    Why?

    Phillip: Nobody talks about it. But everybody’s afraid of getting it.

    Are you afraid?

    Phillip: Of AIDS– yes. Of talking about it–no.

    So, how do you start the discussion?

    Phíllip: Well, I wait for a lull in the conversation. Then, I say something like, “So, how do you feel about AIDS?”

    What sort of reaction do you get?

    Phillip: It certainly gets their attention."

    Order number: P072. CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse, Catalog of HIV and AIDS education and prevention materials September 1994, p. 26.

    This poster presents questions and answeres about AIDS and dating.

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