Grabe talaga mga transphobic na tao.. Making the rules kong sino ang babae at hindi na kala mo may degree/karapatan sila to do it.. lol Dami pa nagagree..Siyempre I chose violence.. Tama na pagiging mabait na tao sa mga taong capable naman ieducate sarili nila but chose not to..
If HIV is Sexually Transmitted, Where Did It Actually Come From?
The earliest form of HIV came from a virus in primates called Simian Immunodeficiency Virus. In the early 1900s, a hunter in Central Africa likely came into direct contact with infected chimpanzee blood during hunting or butchering. If there were cuts or wounds, the virus could enter the bloodstream.
From there, the virus adapted to the human body over time and evolved into HIV-1 Group M, which is the strain responsible for the global HIV pandemic today.
Genetic studies point specifically to southeastern Cameroon, where the chimpanzee version of SIV is almost identical to modern HIV.
- Sex Doctor Deano
@hansxleo well HIV/AIDS is still considered a pandemic disease? so baka dahil doon? anyway I get the point na masyado silang carefree sa pag disclose ng status and di ko rin maitindihan bat ginawa siya ng govt, walang confidentialty na ginawa sakanya eh.. sad
@hansxleo isnt this allowed under data privacy act? i think they considered it as a threat to the community? I agree na hindi sila nagstop sa pagdivulge lang ng status ng tao dapat naglagay sila ng HIV awareness regarding the news.. sayang
Di ko kinaya yong mga tao dito? ang lala ng transphobia and homophobia.. may doctor pa na homophobic grabe paano mo nagawa yon? I tried my best to enlighten them pero iba talaga pag sarado/fixated ang pagiisip nila.. sana talaga magkaroon na ng law and safe space sa community nto
@hansxleo@jerkyboyx hahahhaah true.. galawang victim card yan si bakla kaya walang kwenta kausap.. di discussion ang gusto nila eh.. gusto lang nila ipakita superior sila haha which di naman nagmamanifest lol ;p
Bigay Tayo Sources 😊
Department of Health – HIV/AIDS & ART Registry of the Philippines (HARP), 2022–2023
92% of newly diagnosed HIV cases were among MSM and trans women: Indicates a concentrated epidemic, not a moral cause. It means the epidemic is concentrated in a group that faces the most stigma and the least access to safe, non-judgmental healthcare.
UNAIDS – Global AIDS Update 2023 Shows HIV burden is highest in low- and middle-income countries, driven by poverty, weak health systems, and inequality.
WHO – Social Determinants of Health and HIV, 2021 Identifies poverty, unemployment, and low educational access as core drivers of HIV vulnerability.
UNICEF/UNAIDS – HIV and Inequality Report, 2020 Documents how socioeconomic disadvantage increases HIV exposure and reduces access to prevention.
The Lancet HIV – Shisana et al., “Social Determinants and HIV Outcomes,” 2018 Finds that socioeconomic deprivation is strongly linked to higher HIV incidence and worse outcomes.
FHI360 Philippines – Key Populations and HIV Service Access, 2022 MSM avoid testing/clinics due to discrimination; stigma directly reduces prevention uptake.
PNHRS – Natividad et al., Barriers to HIV Testing Among MSM in the Philippines, 2020 Finds stigma and fear of judgment as the leading reasons MSM delay testing.
DOH/UNDP Philippines – MSM & Transgender Women HIV Vulnerability Study, 2019 Identifies stigma, discrimination, and limited safe healthcare access as primary risk factors — not promiscuity.
UNAIDS – Global AIDS Update, 2022 Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for ~60–65% of global HIV cases — associated with poverty and inequality, not “kalibugan.”
WHO Africa Region – HIV Epidemiological Update, 2021 Confirms structural disadvantages, not sexual behavior, as dominant drivers of HIV spread.
CDC & WHO – HIV Transmission and Prevention Guidelines, 2020–2023 HIV risk = exposure + access to prevention (condoms, PrEP, testing, treatment). Not personality, morality, or “discipline.”
Hope we all learned something
- Sex Doctor Deano
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Celebrate World AIDS Day with purpose!🌈
The Velveteen Project, a drag benefit show supporting 70 children living with HIV through Project Duyan. 🤝
Fierce performances💃, free HIV testing🩸, and a night of compassion🫂.
🗓️When: November 29 2025
📍Where: The Addlib Dance Studio, Gen. Malvar Ave, Cubao, QC
📝Registration Link: https://t.co/ou4vb6zZBi
🎟️Ticket prices🎟️
💺Seated Entry - ₱750
🧍Standing Entry - ₱650
🎫Discounted Entry - ₱450
100% 𝙤𝙛 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙘𝙚𝙚𝙙𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙗𝙚 𝙙𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙩𝙤 𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙘𝙝𝙤𝙨𝙚𝙣 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙮.
Let’s show up, stand proud, and make a difference. ❤️