
Source: Designers Against AIDS website
![]() Yesterday we opened our new online store, where you can buy new DAA T-shirts, clothes and accessories from earlier 'Fashion against AIDS' collections (our 5 year global collaboration with H&M) and -for all you designer fashion lovers out there- goodies from fashion houses such as Hermès, Balenciaga, Marni, Prada, Rick Owens and lots more! We will add new pieces to the store regularly and all proceeds (100%!) will go straight to our education center IHAEC, to help fund the amazing work that our students are doing there together with Team DAA. Click on this link to shop, shop, shop!http://designersagainstaids.tictail.com/ Source: Designers Against AIDS website
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![]() "The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is praising a small business in California called Origami Condoms which has invented a new condom designed to improve the anal sex sensation. The R.A.I. (Receptive Anal Intercourse) condom is unique for its drastic redesign of the traditional roll-on condom and it is, the company claims, the world's first to be specifically designed for this activity. Origami's website offers two advantages to using the R.A.I. condom instead of a traditional condom: 1.Easy insertion method that positions and anchors the condom internally 2.The tubular structure of the condom provides a natural internal liner for the penis in the internally lubricated condom. 3.The site also states that the condom is "intended to provide a receptive partner with the initiative to use a condom without negotiation." Queerty notes that if the condoms are approved they could be in stores as soon as 2015. What do you think? Would you try it? How and does it improve sexual sensation for both partners? Ana Kasparian and John Ladarola (TYT University) discuss here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=LpfGV_3CxxI&NR=1 Source: Designers Against AIDS website ![]() Watching these straight people react to questions that gay people have been asked forever is pretty delightful. It is interesting to see how people are changing their perspectives when their heterosexual orientation is being questioned the same way homosexuality is. In this video most of the interviewers agreed that people do not decide their sexual orientation, but rather they are born to be the way they are. One woman said: “If homosexuals were going to chose their life style, that‘s not what they would have chosen, it is too difficult.” Well, that kind a makes sense, ha? I was curious to see the comments below the video. And there was a lot to see! For example, Gisele 1113 wrote: “If you decided such thing, than you must have been bisexual!” I also found this funny dialog - SunnyTheBoxTurtle: „Fail. I decided at age 6 that I only wanted to pound out women. Decided.“ Samurai421: „So you're implying before the age of 6 that you were also attracted to men and thought about "pounding" them out then. Precocious weren't you at such an early age.“ What do you have to say? :) Source: Designers Against AIDS website ![]() Ever wondered what contraceptives would look like when they were real persons? And what they would tell you? Maybe they would try to talk you into using them, or maybe they would even talk down the other contraceptives? The Community Healthcare Network actually made a video about contraceptives played by real people. It’s really funny and clever at the same time. Every contraceptive gives information about themselves and they say why they are the best. The actual message behind this video is that, when you’re looking for your perfect contraceptive, you shouldn’t listen to what everyone else says; you should just pick the contraceptive that fits you best and that you feel good about. And we at DAA would like to add that a contraceptive that not only protect you against pregnancy but also against STD's is almost always the best choice! Take a look at the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT5rqFAbb7s&feature=youtu.be Source: Designers Against AIDS website |
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