this is pure piece of sheet First of all a man of 30 years can marry to female of 18 to 30 years - so how is the ratio calculated
secondly i dont think men became gay as there are no females otherwise military forces of all countries will become gay thridly - if females are not there for marrage and males r hungry for sex - the first preference will be for prostute or call girl - now a days even high class house wifes are into this profession fourthly - gay is a feeling inside of a man - it cant be developed due to such reasons this is nonsence - Nitin Karani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Ahmedabad/Sans_females_men_go_gay_in_Mehsana/articleshow/3234150.cms AHMEDABAD: The 2001 census ranked Mehsana as the district with the worst skewed sex ratio of just 801 women per 1000 men. The after effects are being seen now, with the north Gujarat town witnessing a marked increase in gay activity. All thanks to the dearth of eligible brides because of rampant foeticide over the years. Trends show that many affluent Mehsana men in their 30s are now wining and dining gays from Ahmedabad. Suresh (name changed), a prominent figure in the gay circuit of Ahmedabad, is now being sought out frequently by unmarried men from Mehsana. "I get at least eight to 10 calls each month from Mehsana who pick me up from Ahmedabad. We check into guest houses on the Ahmedabad-Mehsana highway," says Suresh, who works in a cloth merchant's office in Kalupur. "Most of them prefer men over women as taking female sex workers to guest houses is risky," adds Suresh, who says there are at least half a dozen men like him in Ahmedabad who regularly entertain clients from Mehsana. Increasing homosexuality is seen as the reason why Mehsana ranks after the migrant hub of Surat in terms of HIV prevalence. Mehsana's men have been known to buy brides from tribal areas, as there is an acute shortage of girls in most communities. "While homosexuality is increasing everywhere, in the case of Mehsana the skewed sex ratio could be fuelling this trend further," says sociologist Gaurang Jani. Ahmedabad-based doctors, too, admit to getting male patients from Mehsana suffering from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). "I must have treated around 200 men from Mehsana for various STDs and even AIDS in the last one year. Nearly half of them admitted to having relations with other men," says doctor Amrish Tripathi, who is working with HIV/AIDS patients. -- My blog's at: http://queerindia.blogspot.com You can leave me a voice message from any phone at http://www.jaxtr.com/nitinkarani No call charges apply.
