TABLE 2.

Relationship Status, Recent Sexual History, and HIV-related Risk Among Trans Men Who Are Gay, Bisexual or MSM: Ontario, Canada (n = 173)

	%	95% CI
Relationship status
Single and not dating	24.6	[15.1, 34.1]
Single and dating	12.3	[5.6, 20.5]
Monogamous relationship	45.0	[34.6, 56.6]
Non-monogamous (open) relationship	11.3	[5.1, 18.8]
Polyamorous relationship	6.7	[2.9, 11.4]
Number of sex partners, past yr.
0	17.9	[8.2,31.4]
1	45.4	[28.4, 57.6]
2–4	22.7	[13.5, 37.0]
5+	14.1	[5.3, 24.0]
Sexual behaviors, past yr.a
Received oral sex	65.4	[50.2, 77.4]
Gave oral sex	67.2	[52.3, 81.3]
Receptive partner in anal sex	34.2	[19.9, 47.6]
Insertive partner in anal sex	29.0	[17.7, 43.5]
Receptive partner in genital sex	67.1	[53.2, 78.8]
Insertive partner in genital sex	56.6	[41.9, 70.6]
Fluid-exposed sexual behaviors, past yr.b
High-risk receptive anal sex	0.1	[0.0, 0.2]
High-risk insertive anal sex	0.0	[0.0, 0.0]
High-risk receptive genital sex	9.5	[1.4, 19.6]
High-risk insertive genital sex	0.8	[0.0, 3.9]
HIV-related sexual risk, past yr.
No risk (no sex)	17.5	[7.7, 30.2]
Low/Moderate risk	73.3	[58.9, 85.0]
High risk	9.2	[1.3, 19.7]
Ever done sex work or exchange sex	15.8	[6.5, 24.7]
HIV testing
Past year	21.0	[9.4, 31.3]
> 1 year ago	36.3	[25.9, 51.7]
Never	42.7	[28.3, 55.9]

Note. MSM = men who have sex with men; CI = confidence intervals.

^aGenital and anal sex could involve penetration with flesh genitals, prostheses or toys, or fingers or hands.

^bHigh-risk sexual behaviors are defined as involving flesh genitals (no prostheses or toys) and fluid exposure, other than with a long-term seroconcordant monogamous partner.