Journey Into the Gay Life
by Jorge R. Maldonado Delgado
I consider my book to be a social study on homosexuality and the AIDS epidemic.
It has been my intention to define homosexuality as a natural instinct that society’s norms of sexual behavior have doomed as perverse and abominable thus nurturing not its normal development but its most undesirable aspects as it so often happens when society tries to condemn behavior, acts, ideas, etc. that don’t conform with its established patterns of conduct.
Homosexuality, forced to manifest itself clandestinely, only the perverse part of it, like the bad weed, has survived with catastrophic consequences for themselves and society as well.
I hope that with my condemnation of such acts and their shameful commercialization, the good of the natural, although still far from being an accepted form of behavior, may flourish and hopefully attain its acceptance from society of which it is part of.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jorge R. Maldonado Delgado was born in Punta Santiago, a small seaport town in the eastern part of Puerto Rico. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Puerto Rico with a major in sociology and a minor in history. Maldonado Delgado has also completed undergraduate courses at the City University of New York and Fordham University. Maldonado Delgado’s career has led him to be a social worker, personnel manager, and teacher. He is a widower with two children and two grandchildren who has lived a long life full of wonderful and trying experiences thus far. He loves every second he lives.
(2005, paperback, 222 pages)
I consider my book to be a social study on homosexuality and the AIDS epidemic.
It has been my intention to define homosexuality as a natural instinct that society’s norms of sexual behavior have doomed as perverse and abominable thus nurturing not its normal development but its most undesirable aspects as it so often happens when society tries to condemn behavior, acts, ideas, etc. that don’t conform with its established patterns of conduct.
Homosexuality, forced to manifest itself clandestinely, only the perverse part of it, like the bad weed, has survived with catastrophic consequences for themselves and society as well.
I hope that with my condemnation of such acts and their shameful commercialization, the good of the natural, although still far from being an accepted form of behavior, may flourish and hopefully attain its acceptance from society of which it is part of.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jorge R. Maldonado Delgado was born in Punta Santiago, a small seaport town in the eastern part of Puerto Rico. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Puerto Rico with a major in sociology and a minor in history. Maldonado Delgado has also completed undergraduate courses at the City University of New York and Fordham University. Maldonado Delgado’s career has led him to be a social worker, personnel manager, and teacher. He is a widower with two children and two grandchildren who has lived a long life full of wonderful and trying experiences thus far. He loves every second he lives.
(2005, paperback, 222 pages)
