Forced male bachelors in central China: their sexual risks are the choices by society or by themselves?

Used the data from sample survey conducted in Anhui JC county, this paper has found that sexual knowledge, attitudes, subjective construction factors, social factors are related with risk sexual behaviors. And subjective construction factors are the most significante. Due to the lack of stable sexual partner in the marriage, rural forced male bachelors are more likely to have muti-sexual partners. The types of their sexual partners are diverse, including girlfriend, females in the marriage, widows/divorced females, sex worker and male. Their sexual behaviors are significant different by age, which means that the proportion of younger who have had different risk sexual behaviors is higher than that of older. However, condom uses in forced male bachelors are lower than in migrants. This is tantamount to put a bridge between high-risk group and general people, and connect them together. Binary logistic regression analysis shows that sexual knowledge, attitudes, subjectve construction, and social factors are associated with risk sexual behaviors, in which subjective constructionion factor is most significant. This means that the risk which forced male bachelors are facing is the interactive result of the chioces of their own.