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Gay relationships
MYTH OR REALITY?
(Part 2)
Register for Venue information!
Dates:
17 April 2010 (Saturday) – Part 2 – MAKING IT LAST
22 May 2010 (Saturday) – Part 3 – BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO
Time: 3.00pm – 6.00pm
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
Gay relationships! Complicated? Difficult? Or just too much drama to deal with? Do you even believe in them or not? Whatever you may choose to believe, starting a relationship can be a very nervous time, so what are some common methods and ways this plays out? Relationships are probably one of the major pieces of the puzzle that many gay men are still unsure about. Many of the previous sessions we have had in the last few months were ultimately leading to this issue and hopefully many of your questions will be answered. If it is not, you probably still have a lot of soul searching to do! Or maybe, you are not really ready for a relationship. Well, just as yet, at least. At the end of this session, we will better understand what relationships are all about and if it is what you want!
who you will meet & WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This session is designed as a safe space for gay or bisexual men for those between the ages of 18 & 30 years old
SESSION methodology
· Facilitator led group discussions, activities, videos & games filled with experience sharing
· Group discussions & scenario analyses
· Gain the insight of others & individual selves
· Focused & fun-filled networking opportunities
Programme Facilitator
Julian sanjivan
Julian Sanjivan is the Executive Director of JV Marc International Corp. At the moment, he is actively involved with PT Foundation in advocating the awareness of HIV & AIDS & is in the midst of preparing to pursuit his MBA
what you will Gain
PART 2 – MAKING IT LAST (17 April 2010)
Communication & Sexual Values in Relationships.
Communication is probably the most important factor in relationships, so it is time to have some fun as we learn the dos and don’ts of communicating with our boyfriends. Sex in relationships is a source of joy and intimacy but are both partners getting what they want? Do they both expect the same things?
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*Note: - Register for location information!
- Admission is open to all but limited to first-come-first-served basis
- Register now as places are limited!
- Materials & refreshments included
- Please contact Jeremy or Julian via email or telephone to register
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