Description
how Thai sexualities are identified by examining the meaning of terms such as ※toms§ (masculine Thai lesbians), ※dee§ (feminine-identified women who have relations with other women), ※kathoey§ (males that dress like women and wear make-up), or ※lady boys§ (transsexual or transvestite males)
how Thai society actually defines §having sex§ and recognizing the differences from Western connotations of sex to effectively teach individuals about the risk of HIV/AIDS
ways Western views of confidentiality and privacy differ from Thai views in order to understand why individuals hesitate to get tested for or seek counselling about HIV/AIDS
the relationship between occupation and sexual identity in movies and magazines that reveal how sexuality is characterized in Thailand
the unique social identity of ※toms§ and how Thai society labels what is masculine and feminine
reasons for hiding sexual identity, such as rejection, fear of stereotypes, and having a relationship that is viewed by society as wrong and meaningless
protecting commercial sex workers (CSW) from infection by developing culturally appropriate interventions
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