Positive Life NSW

On a visit to New York, Leo Reid was lucky to catch the Broadway revival of one of the earliest pieces of AIDS theatre, The Normal Heart (soon to be made into a film by the co-creator of Glee, Ryan Murphy). Later Leo spoke to Wayne Harrison, who directed the Sydney production of the incendiary play in 1989.

It’s always been the biggest debate in gaydom. No, we’re not talking Madonna vs Kylie, or even Lady Gaga vs well, whoever the next gay diva to come along is, nor are we talking about poz vs neg. No, this is the great debate that looms large over all gay men, whether they are poz, neg, married, single, in an open relationship, slut, angel, Madonna fan, Kylie fan, Gaga fan or, indeed, all of the above. The question is: sex vs love, which is better? Greg Page ponders the biggest gay issue of them all – to be single or not to be single?

Tobin muses on the changes that online dating has brought to our sex lives, recalling some of the highs and lows of revealing his HIV status, and why some of us choose sero-sorting to keep things simple.

Greg Page explores the evolution of internet dating and why mobile dating (or iDating) might be the next big thing.

Does having an undetectable viral load mean that you can’t pass on HIV to your HIV negative partner?

Kathy Triffitt on the new Positive Life NSW Campaign around serodiscordant relationships (where one partner is HIV positive and one partner is HIV negative).

Sam describes how he dealt with HIV as a negative man and then as a
positive man, and the relationships he has had along the way.