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Thu May 7

• High Risk Behavior and Rape: 2,000 years ago Horace wrote "Anger is a form of short madness." Now modern science has proved that statement to be true. Anger is a temporary form of insanity. An emotional state that blinds you to anything but what is going on inside you. Unfortunately in the grip of anger it is easy to cross over into being aggressive and provoking an attack. It is critical to realize how your anger can make you violent, even though you never physically touched someone.When it comes to rape prevention, there is NO bigger can of worms than this subject. That is because inherent to many women's attitude is "It can't happen to me." Why should you bother to take precautions if it won't happen anyway?...Then why worry about being raped - especially if you're having a good time? Accompanying the belief that it can't happen to you are many other assumptions, such as you're untouchable, that even though you're breaking the rules that others will behave, that you can handle yourself, that you're in control,
• High Risk Behavior and When in Rome - We have a saying: Just because your lifestyle takes all your time, doesn't mean that's all there is to life.: We tell you this because of how often we have seen people mistake how things are done in their niche existence as how things are (or should be) done everywhere. When in another type of situation, they proceed to act according to the 'rules� 39; of their usual circle. And then they wonder why the other person attacked them. Customs of Your Tribe In 'Caesar and Cleopatra' ; George Bernard Shaw wrote: Pardon him ... he is a barbarian, and thinks that the customs of his tribe and island are the laws of nature. It is ironic that Caesar was speaking about Britannus (a British Celt). We say ironic because: A) In modern times the British are considered so civilized. B) It is civilized, educated people who most often make the mistake of assuming their customs are the laws of nature. What many people do not realize is that "When in Rome, do as the Romans" works both ways. It is as difficult to shift gears 'downward ' as it is upwards -- perhaps more so.

Tue Nov 18

• Relationships between body modifications and very high-risk behaviors in a college population | College Student Journal | Find Articles at BNET

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