19 November 14
Ending HIV
THAT ISN’T SAFE
Keeping ourselves safe and free from harm is inherently instinctive. But in our everyday lives we can forget how some of the simplest situations can become unsafe and dangerous. Such as…
Not paying attention to road signs
Underestimating parked cars
Forgetting your Opal card
Cleaning the treadmill
Performing yoyo tricks
Telling your friends “Yeah, sure I know how to drive a boat.”
Watching too much men’s gymnastics
Watching too many skating videos
Hiding in the fire place
Being eager to start round 2
Explaining the purposes of a chair
Over ambitious teamwork
If we don’t keep safety top of mind we are putting ourselves at risk. In the bedroom, to prevent the spread of HIV it’s important we stay safe. Condoms are the most effective barrier against HIV and other STIs but if you decide not to use condoms, there’s other ways to reduce risk of HIV transmission.