zizou from Djerba

Bravo Islam Ayeh pour avoir repondu a mes premieres questions... Il nous a ainsi explique qu'une personne saine a (a priori et approx) moins d'une chance sur cent d'attrapper le virus du sida lors d'un rapport sexuel non protege avec une personne non malade. Il nous a explique que ce taux augmente lors des rapports anaux et diminue fortement lors des rapports oraux-sexuels. je passe a la deuxieme serie de questions et j'insiste sur l'importance de rechercher l'info sur le net quand on ne connait pas la reponse exacte... Question 1: - De combien la circoncision diminue le taux de transmission du virus lors d'un acte sexuel non protege ? Question 2 : lors d'un rapport entre un homme et une femme... quel est le partenaire le plus a risque d'infection en cas d'infection de l'autre par le VIH. Question 3 : - Comment fait le ministere de la sante (ou le programme de lutte contre le sida) la detection des porteurs du virus du sida en Tunisie ...

During the last meet up, one friend said that people might think I'm gay because my blog template was pink. Should I change my template ? I like pink (don't you?) ... what happen if my visitors think that I'm gay ? is it going to change their opinion about my blog ? Im obviously not gay but I do like pink color ! Is that a crime ? In the end the real question should be : is it a crime to be gay in Tunisia ? I don't want to give a legal answer ( the law in Tunisia forbids anal sex ( even if I have never heard about a gay who have been sentenced)) but Im more keen to know about what people ( tunisians) think about gays ? An Egyptian friend of mine told me that in Egypt homosexuality is considered a mental illness and that these people are treated in mental hospitals. It used to be the case in the US or in France but currently the gay community is recognised, well structured and committed to defend its rights ! What about Tunisia ? In Tunisia the subject is taboo ! I mea...