1. I've never really thought about how I feel about people with HIV/AIDS. I don't really think any different of them, other than the fact that they might be a little more...i dont know, not slutty but perhaps the party-type because obviously they had to do something to the that disease. But I do know that not all of them are like that, it could've just been one mistake with a horrible outcome.
2. I suppose, I would be a little more sympathetic to be honest. I would definitly not try to get closer away than before, more likely we'd become even closer. I'm not sure exactly if I would say I'd be giving them special treatment, but I'd definitly act nicer because you don't know when you might see them again.
My steriotype, very general may I say, is that these people probably don't lead the best lives in the first place so wouldn't care as much who they slept with or if they used protection or not. I don't know anyone with aids. I wouldn't think of them much differently, I might think they whould have been more careful? Not sure. It must suck tho.
What is your personal stereotype of people living with HIV/AIDS? I don't really have a stereotype. Anyone can get HIV/AIDS, not just whores or sluts or homosexuals or scrawny African children. Everyone gets it, and everyone is different.
Do you personally know anyone who is living with HIV/ AIDS? Has your view or attitude towards them changed? I've known people who've had it, but they've passed. My view / attitude towards them never changed, however.
If no, if you knew someone had HIV/AIDS do you believe that your attitude towards them would change? N/A
What is your personal stereotype of people living with HIV/AIDS? Before Model UN I never really thought about AIDS, but I don't think many people that are freshmen or younger do. I don't have any sterotypes of people living with AIDS because I've seen things where they show people living with AIDS in all different economic classes.
Do you personally know anyone who is living with HIV/ AIDS? Has your view or attitude towards them changed? I don't know anyone with AIDS.
If no, if you knew someone had HIV/AIDS do you believe that your attitude towards them would change? I don't think my attitude towards them would change but I would let them know that I'm there for them.
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2. I don't know anyone with HIV/AIDS and if I did, I don't think I would treat them any different. They are people.
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2. I suppose, I would be a little more sympathetic to be honest. I would definitly not try to get closer away than before, more likely we'd become even closer. I'm not sure exactly if I would say I'd be giving them special treatment, but I'd definitly act nicer because you don't know when you might see them again.
*also, I LOVE your icon!! ^.^*
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Do you personally know anyone who is living with HIV/ AIDS? Has your view or attitude towards them changed? I've known people who've had it, but they've passed. My view / attitude towards them never changed, however.
If no, if you knew someone had HIV/AIDS do you believe that your attitude towards them would change? N/A
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Before Model UN I never really thought about AIDS, but I don't think many people that are freshmen or younger do. I don't have any sterotypes of people living with AIDS because I've seen things where they show people living with AIDS in all different economic classes.
Do you personally know anyone who is living with HIV/ AIDS? Has your view or attitude towards them changed?
I don't know anyone with AIDS.
If no, if you knew someone had HIV/AIDS do you believe that your attitude towards them would change?
I don't think my attitude towards them would change but I would let them know that I'm there for them.
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