Why gay can get aids?

Answer 1

All people can get HIV infection and AIDS. HIV doesn't have sexual orientation preferences.

Anyone, regardless of sexual orientation, can get AIDS if they have unprotected sex or engage in other high-risk behaviors and occupations.

Some risks cannot be avoided. You could be a police officer making an arrest when another perpetrator ambushes you and injects you with a tainted syringe. Or you could be sleeping and have your house secure, and you awake to find someone on top of you that you didn't invite to have sex with you. You could be a medical worker attempting to put a lid on a sharps container, and despite your best efforts to do so safely, a needle goes through both the lid and your gloves.

So the short answer is that anyone can get AIDS.

Answer 2

No, you don't get AIDS because you are gay.. You only get AIDS, by having unsafe sex, and anyone straight or gay can have unsafe sex and get AIDS.

Answer 3

Tends to be more so amongst higher risks groups, but anyone can potentially get it without protection.

Answer 4

Only if your partner has HIV or full blown AIDS. Something can't be created out of nothing.

Answer 5

No, you can catch HIV from having unprotected sex with someone who is HIV-positive. This can be straight or gay.

Answer 6

Homosexuals are in fact more likely to contract aids because the lining of the anus isn't as smooth as that of a vagina, and when the anus rips, it allows infections to live more easily.

Answer 7

That's not true. Gay people get aides too.

Answer 8

You cannot get AIDS from being gay. In fact, the vast majority of AIDS cases are in heterosexuals.

Answer 9

Anyone gay, straight or any other orientation can get AIDS.

Answer 10

No It can effect anybody