AIDS is undoubtedly a feared and incurable virus, and once it is incurred, the body's immune system will suffer a serious blow, leading to many health problems. Although many preventive and therapeutic measures have been taken in the modern medical field, there is no specific drug or absolutely effective method that can completely cure the disease, and infected patients still need long-term treatment. Because of this, ordinary people often feel fear and worry when they mention the word AIDS.
In Thailand, however, a male prostitute expressed her gratitude for AIDS. It is understood that Xinjiang Tiantong Public Welfare published a related article on June 27, 2022, which described the life course of the male prostitute in detail. His life was full of ups and downs, but he never gave up hope and always maintained a positive and optimistic attitude.
Thailand is known worldwide for its inclusive attitude towards LGBTI people, as well as its many adult entertainment activities. However, this openness has also made Thailand an area with a high incidence of HIV/AIDS. In the face of this daunting challenge, the Thai government and civil society organizations have been involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Today's protagonist is Mr. Bangbon, the founder of one of the non-governmental organizations. He used his personal experience to practice the concept of "if you have been drenched in the rain, you must hold an umbrella for others".
Mr. Bangbon grew up in a harsh environment and lacked love. His father was violent to him, and his mother was indifferent to him. As he gradually became sensible, he witnessed his father being arrested by the police. Although he is angry at the police's actions, he also feels deeply that he is the son of a criminal, and his heart is full of confusion and confusion.
However, at this critical juncture, his mother did not give him the right guidance, but instead treated him as a burden and abandoned him at will. The mother has no permanent occupation and has always been dependent on men for her life. After her father was imprisoned, she lost her financial resources and turned to find a new love. In order to keep her new boyfriend, she left Bangbon in a dilapidated house with only a small amount of living expenses.
Bangbon was unable to continue his studies and tried to seek help from his mother, but nearly died. His stepfather was extremely disgusted with him, often verbally and physically abused him, and even threatened to kill him.
Despite the hardships of life, Bangbon never gave up his hopes for the future. He joined a civil society organization dedicated to helping those affected by HIV/AIDS. He firmly believes that only through joint efforts can we overcome the global public health problem of AIDS.