Fridae

They all look hot and sexy

As for Malaysian, in the gay community, there are those who are educated and they are aware of the knowledge on HIV, its transmission and safer sex lifestyle, but shockingly its not the case in their bahaviour.. I think its similar like in Singapore when I left the country 5 years plus ago.. since we are talking about those who are educated and internet savvy, and who have access to the HIV knowledge and information, still do not practise safer sex lifestyle, what about those who do not have access to the information on the internet or any where else.. this is referring to those who are living in the urban areas in Malaysia, what about those who are from sub urban and rural areas, I think they are the least to have access to this info. Thus, you can imagine in another 5 years or 10 years down to road, what will be the scene and situation in Malaysia will be.. among the MSM and gay community.. are going to be like Thailand in their 80s? I wonder.. Malaysia being a muslim country and with other religions believe system, which is still very much conservative and the obstacle to open sexual and sexuality discussions in this nation, is not helping much in the prevention of this HIV epidemic.. What is the politician and government leaders thinking? Why can they not see this clear picture in the future for Malaysia? There will be no future for Malaysia, as we are talking about One Malaysia, if they do not wake up from their slumber and truly understand the current situation here in Malaysia. As for those who claimed to be activists in the scene are also not seeing the real picture and getting themselves involve with NGOs who are currently already doing the ground work and to lend a helping hand to walk their talk and not just like sounding gongs without much bigger impact in changing the scene.. Thanks to fridae for this great project as it does help to bring out the facts of what is really going on in Malaysia from the participation of the Malaysian members in this project. Bravo and kudos for the job well done and great actions will be needed for the Malaysia counterpart to truly want to change the scene for better in years to come.

it's great to know that more Malaysians hav gone for testing to know their status, however it is unnerving to find out more people chose to practice unsafe sex even at this age where awareness and STD knowledge is exposed.

yawn.... with the stuff ones can get off the internet... no loss really

Is it true - as the PM said in parliament - that it's constitutionally sound NOT to repeal 377A - in other words Singapore's Constitution allows for the provision to discriminate against GLBT? If that's true then we are wasting our time with penal code reforms. Besides when is this going to be put back on the agenda or are all the local queens doing what their grandfather wants yet again?

wow... good luck to all napalese gays!!!!

Nepal rocks! It's even more awesome than I imagined it.

I agree too with Lagunabro. Thailand is a wake up to all of us. While the rate of contraction might be higher in Thailand, I have known people in Australia who have had HIV. One young kid committed suicide as a result. The whole attitude as a whole needs to change. This idea of random drunk hook ups which is promoted alot in 'the scene' is really quite stupid. Know someone who has been affected by HIV and you will know why.

gr8 2 hear tt ! how i wish m thr celebrate it 2gether wif all d nepalese. m sure its a great event or d year. can't wait 4 it. al d beat 2 d nepalese........................... mwahhhhhhhhhhhhhh..............

I won't be surprised if Nepal becomes the first country in Asia to give legal recognition to same sex marriage.

my dear how ar u im now in Dubai and will be in china next month wont have meet gay nice one please send me ur mobile no and add me in ur msn ama_haha@hotmail.com

Thumb UP!! Proud of my country!!!!!!!! Salute everyone those who gonna participate!

At a time when so many 'so called developed' countries are holding anti-gay campaigns and protests, I must say Nepal has gone a few steps ahead by combining a traditional festival and support for the minority gay group. Something to be proud of.

Wow, kudps to Nepal.. Wish I can be there.

I can't agree more with lagunabro's comment. Having read all these comments. Sure what what you say people have said is part of the picture. I have been here for more than 10 years and have many Thai friends who do not have sex with westerners only with Thai me . What you see in the around the bars is only a fraction of the gay life in Thailand. Among my friends , they all know the risks, but still bareback as they call it. One of the big problems is lack of real understanding about the problems associated with the medications available for treatment. There seems to be a prevalent attitude among young Thai gay men that it's treatable so the risk isn't life threatening. It's difficult trying to get the message across, but I try.

stupid trash, a new low for gay life, not even one hot guy, I liked Lesbian Vampire Killers better, at least it had a plot

The HIV-killing microbicide gel is an extraordinary breakthrough! I didn't think in my lifetime something like this would have been discovered/ invented. Perhaps a cure for cancer is not too far off now as well...

I went to the church because i thought i could become straight with god father's love, but i left the church because it didn't happen and was told homosexuality is wrong and a shame. Now i still see myself a christian, i think my god father is different from theirs, or different from the one they r talking about, but i do feel my faith is fading, good on u, let me see the light again.

what ever happened to just coffee, hand holding and a date? romance and slow food and slow sex are back in vogue and its actually quite fun and far more interesting

isnt there a rumour that Lady Gaga is one too?