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Bug chasing or “gift-giving” is an insane practice of LGBTI subculture where homosexual men desperate to find a new sexual high deliberately seek the deadly HIV virus from infected men thus celebrating and eroticizing it. Bug chasing is called by its mistaken defenders the “ultimate taboo, the most extreme sex act left on the planet.”[1] According to Louise Hogarth, the director of "The gift" controversial documentary that explores the normalization and glamorization of HIV/AIDS, LGBTI bug chasers are not idiots, but they have lots of misperceptions about what it means to get infected.[2]
References
- ↑ Peter Baklinski (3 January 2014). 90% of new AIDS cases among college students in Chinese mega-city due to homosexual sex. LifeSiteNews.com. Retrieved on 22 January 2016. ““Bug chasing” may be partly responsible for skyrocketing rates of HIV/AIDS among homosexuals witnessed across the globe, where homosexual men desperate to find a new sexual high deliberately seek the deadly HIV virus from infected men. The practice has been documented since 1999. “Bug chasing” or “gift-giving” has been called by its defenders the “ultimate taboo, the most extreme sex act left on the planet.” “While the rest of the world fights the AIDS epidemic and most people fear HIV infection, this subculture celebrates the virus and eroticizes it. HIV-infected semen is treated like liquid gold,” wrote Gregory Freeman for a 2003 Rolling Stone article.”
- ↑ CNN Interview - Bug Chasers. CNN (6 February 2008). Retrieved on 22 January 2016.