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We had to reach homosexually active men who saw their genital activity as only a sexual component of their lives, not as a social or political identity.

How could we do it?  Well, one of the most effective means that I found was to do precisely what the right-wing moralists were accusing us of doing: produce pornography.

Most of the original warnings given to sexually active people concentrated on a list of proscriptions, of don’ts absolute and so rigid that they were dismissed by all but the most panic-stricken and defeatist people who read them.  The inability to create a new, positive approach to sexuality meant that people just couldn’t live with it at all.

The first step, then, was to create a positive image for safe-sex acts.  Those of us who could write erotica and get it published suddenly found ourselves as interested in making it desirable as we were in communicating its disease-preventative need.

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Safe Sex: The Ultimate Erotic Guide

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• WHOLE EARTH
 • HEALTH
  • SEX
   • Safer Sex

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