Volunteer_Kirby
Its not what you think...
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As much as I love Foster, the dude is a little crazy. But this girl might even be a different level of crazy. I wouldn't doubt one bit if she heard where the boys were staying in town and decided to do some "Hotel Lounge" shopping. . .just sayin...you can spot a gold digger a mile away.
A party. Giggidy.
Only AA athletes? No one else gets strange women preggers?
I assume you know deadly HIV is. I assume you know when you go outside your marriage and poke without protection, you know you're risking HIV. I assume you know when you come home and poke your wife, also without protection, you're putting her life at risk. i assume you know that knowingly and willingly behaving this way isn't a "mistake" or "accident." And If she contracts AIDS, what do you call that?
Where did HIV come from in the story? There never was a heterosexual HIV epidemic. Maybe worry about some crabs or the clap.
Not meant to be insulting, however, your ignorance shows plainly. Heterosexuals certainly can and do get HIV. And there is concern about an epidemic.
HIV Infection Among Heterosexuals at Increased Risk United States, 2010
Heterosexuals and HIV
AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts: Heterosexuals and HIV
Some AIDS math
Consider a nice guy Paul and his swinging single brother Stevie.
Paul gets married. He picks a wife from a population with probability p of being HIV-positive. They have sex three times a week (transmission probability r, about 1/1000).
Pauls probability per year of being infected: 150 p r . (For the mathematical reader: it is really 1-(1-pr)^150, which is approximately 150pr because 150r is much less than 1.)
Over to Stevie. He dates quite a bit, drawing partners from the same population as his brother's wife, so they are HIV-positive with probability p too. The typical unattached but sexually active heterosexual man has sex about once a month (Myth, p 61), but let's say Stevie is a stud, and gets lucky every weekend.
Stevie's probability per year of being infected: 50 p r (as before, the exact formula is 1-(1-pr)^50, which is approximately 50pr).
The point: if you don't know your partner's HIV status, you are at the same risk from them as if you would be if they were a different person each time you have sex. Paul does have one advantage, though. He can eliminate his future risk if his wife takes an AIDS test.
Some AIDS math
Consider a nice guy Paul and his swinging single brother Stevie.
Paul gets married. He picks a wife from a population with probability p of being HIV-positive. They have sex three times a week (transmission probability r, about 1/1000).
Pauls probability per year of being infected: 150 p r . (For the mathematical reader: it is really 1-(1-pr)^150, which is approximately 150pr because 150r is much less than 1.)
Over to Stevie. He dates quite a bit, drawing partners from the same population as his brother's wife, so they are HIV-positive with probability p too. The typical unattached but sexually active heterosexual man has sex about once a month (Myth, p 61), but let's say Stevie is a stud, and gets lucky every weekend.
Stevie's probability per year of being infected: 50 p r (as before, the exact formula is 1-(1-pr)^50, which is approximately 50pr).
The point: if you don't know your partner's HIV status, you are at the same risk from them as if you would be if they were a different person each time you have sex. Paul does have one advantage, though. He can eliminate his future risk if his wife takes an AIDS test.
I like Foster as a RB. However, anyone that cheats on a spouse is a vile piece of dog $hit. ZERO character and morals.
Selfish narcissistic behavior that comes from upbringing. Yes Fostermom, that means you too.
He wasn't thinking about his wife or kids when he was banging this chick. Classless person with zero morals.