Hot Mess
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Not only fear of rejection from our families, but the fear of rejection extends into our daily lives, and how we live it. God made humans physically, in such a way as to enjoy each other. Without interaction from other members of our species, we are likely to whither up and blow away. AIDS and HIV status puts that interaction at risk. It hinders our ability to connect with people romantically, because of the fear of rejection.
Who wants to hear the words, "I just don't think this is going to wor...k out for us?" I don't. When you have a disease with the social stigma attached to it that AIDS does, you are almost too scared to meet new people, to hear the never-ending litany of excuses. I myself have embarked on the quest for a romantic relationship, much against my will. Why against my will? Because it's hard. It's hard to get attached to somebody, only to open up to them and hear the inevitable, "I'm sorry, but I don't think this will work." "But Rachel," you say. "Don't you want love?" Yes, dear reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only fear of rejection from our families, but the fear of rejection extends into our daily lives, and how we live it. God made humans physically, in such a way as to enjoy each other. Without interaction from other members of our species, we are likely to whither up and blow away. AIDS and HIV status puts that interaction at risk. It hinders our ability to connect with people romantically, because of the fear of rejection.
Who wants to hear the words, "I just don't think this is going to wor...k out for us?" I don't. When you have a disease with the social stigma attached to it that AIDS does, you are almost too scared to meet new people, to hear the never-ending litany of excuses. I myself have embarked on the quest for a romantic relationship, much against my will. Why against my will? Because it's hard. It's hard to get attached to somebody, only to open up to them and hear the inevitable, "I'm sorry, but I don't think this will work." "But Rachel," you say. "Don't you want love?" Yes, dear reader.
What to read after Hot Mess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Conley to read onlineMoreLess
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