Sex feels better when you're using a condom

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Title: Sex feels better when you're using a condom
Poster Text: "You had sex last night. It was a wonderful experience. You didn't bother with the condom. You thought it might ruin the atmosphere. So how do you feel this morning? Perhaps a little worried? Well here's something to think about. In Britain the number of people with AIDS is still on the increase. And for every person with AIDS, we estimate there are around thirty with HIV. Human Immunodeficiency Virus is the virus which leads to AIDS. Someone can have it for several years and still look and feel perfectly healthy. But through unprotected sex, they can pass the virus on to you. If you choose to have sex (and remember it is your choice) a condom can help protect you. Let's start again. You had sex last night. It was a wonderful experience. You used a condom. You'd talked about it beforehand and both agreed it was the right thing to do. Now how do you feel this morning? What a stupid question. AIDS. You're as safe as you want to be."
Abstract: Photograph of a man and woman in bed, showing a close-up of their faces.
Is Part Of: AIDS Education Collection
Finding Aid: http://rbscp.lib.rochester.edu/aids-education-collection
Series: Outreach: Posters
Series URL: http://aep.lib.rochester.edu
Campaign: Choose Safer Sex (II)
Material Type: still image
Genre: Posters
Language: English
Subject: Bedrooms
Condom use
Heterosexuals
Men
Women
Publisher: Health Education Authority
Place of Publication: London, England
Extent: 21.0cm x 29.5cm
Media Type: image/tiff
Physical Location: University of Rochester, River Campus Libraries, Department of Rare Books, Special Collections & Preservation
Preferred Citation: [Item title, item date], AIDS Education Collection; Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation; River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester.
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Identifier: AP6071.jpg
Identifier: uraids:3331