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A bilingual speaker's search-engine entries could look erratic; a social-worker's location-tracker could imply a risky lifestyle.
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AIDS patients were often ostracized and subjected to homophobic intentions and fear-induced actions. Many treated AIDS as a punishment for the risky lifestyle of the gay community. Consequences of infection included unemployment, increased homophobia, and exclusion. Ryan White, for example, was banned from attending school in his county due to the lack of knowledge and fear of his disease.
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Jim, believes that his risky lifestyle precludes the luxury of a wife and family while Jill wants marriage. When Jim's brother Neil "Bud" (Tom Brown) joins them, he too is immediately attracted to Jill but respects his brother's relationship, However, after another freak accident puts Jim in the hospital for a prolonged convalescence, Jim returns to find them married and in bed together. Angry and bitter, he becomes a soldier of fortune and loses an eye and a leg flying for the Communist rebels in China and Chile. After a prolonged estrangement, a chastened Jim goes to Cuba to rejoin Bud and Jill but finds his brother's aircraft has gone down in a storm in the Gulf of Mexico.
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According to AllMusic's Andy Kellman, Wildhearts music is defined less by melody than by the presence of "grinding guitars and mechanical beats", played in the style of contemporary R&B; and new wave rock. Sheldon Pearce from Consequence of Sound said the album's neo soul music ranges from "psychedelic to interstellar" sounds while defying the "traditional sensibilities in modern R&B;". According to journalist Robert Christgau, Wildheart shares more with rock music's recurring theme of struggles with normalcy and human contradiction than it does with R&B;'s "sin-versus-salvation struggles". Jon Pareles from The New York Times believed the alluring but amoral environment of California is a recurring setting throughout the record, which explores Miguel's "clashing impulses further" than Kaleidoscope Dream (2012), "toward love and death, raunch and exaltation, doubt and confidence, salvation and damnation, cynicism and hope"; "Gonna Die Young" was written about the dangers of leading a risky lifestyle, while "...Goingtohell" explores themes of human mortality and romance.
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