Interview 10
His mother still finds it difficult to come to terms with the fact that he is gay.
Full-time student of Eastern European background. He participates in a gay support group run by the Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Interview 11
He participates in a gay support group run by the Terrence Higgins Trust.
Recently graduated, works as a manual worker in a supermarket. As a gay man thinks that it is important to provide young people with a safe environment to learn about...
Interview 25
He thinks that friendship and sharing common interests are important elements in a relationship.
He is a student living in shared accommodation in a house located in an inner city. He does not mind being alone and prefers to wait for someone special.
Interview 29
He went for a check-up to a sexual health clinic run on the premises of a local youth advice centre.
Young gay man who works as a volunteer in a youth group project in the inner city. He plans to go to University and continue his studies.
Interview 35
He has never wear a condom because he does not like them.
He is a young father who lives with his partner and their two small children. At the time of the interview his partner was expecting their third child.
Interview 36
He gets his condoms free of charge from a family planning clinic that operates in his neighbourhood.
Young father of a three-year-old son and a seven-month-old baby. He and his partner are not planning on having any more children. The first time he went to a Family...
Interview 37
He says he has no problem with using condoms and strongly advises other young men to use them.
He is a father of two who is in full-time work and his partner has recently finished studying. He describes himself of mixed black ethnicity.
Interview 40
He believes that all children regardless of religious background should received sex education at school.
Bangladeshi man who works full-time as a youth worker and lives with his parents. He thinks that free condoms are ‘boring’ and that the NHS should consult young people about...