But Davis says despite the country's Catholic culture, condoms are not religiously taboo in Haiti.
This is a major break in post-WWII policy, in which aggression became a fundamental taboo.
"The gay lifestyle was still very much considered taboo and off-limits by mainstream society, " he says.
We received many messages from men asking us to look at this taboo subject.
But he adds that the subject is often avoided, and even treated as taboo.
Clergy and insurance sales agents also said they think this kind of thing is taboo.
So often abuse becomes either a source of humor or a taboo discussion topic.
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Eating pork and shellfish, for example, is banned, while mixing meat and milk is also taboo.
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Politicians' private lives are largely taboo, even in countries with lively tabloids such as Poland.
Mr Fabius has breached an important taboo, opening the way for further cuts at the top.
But the issue of payment is still taboo and is not mentioned anywhere in the proposals.
Video Games were once very taboo in society, but over time, it has become increasingly acceptable.
The French word for austerity, rigueur, remains taboo on both left and right.
But even love matches can't be openly consummated before marriage, thanks to the taboo against premarital sex.
There's still a taboo over speaking ill of the dead, but some people choose to ignore it.
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My mother divorced him, despite the fact that divorce was taboo in our community at the time.
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Hussain struggles to describe how people ridiculed her in her community in Kashmir, where infertility is taboo.
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This includes Janet Street-Porter and Jeremy Clarkson, whose "lazy caricatures" reinforce the taboo on the issue, he said.
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"Taboo, " Boy George's foray into the world of musicals, went fine in London but not in New York.
There is a taboo that left-leaning critics of popular culture are obliged to observe: never criticize the populace.
It cut the rate to 5.75% and urged banks to borrow from the window, a previously taboo measure.
Younger turks may be open to new approaches and business models that are taboo to the older school.
Reading the warning signs and intervening can no longer be a taboo topic.
These are truly taboo, in the sense an anthropologist studying us would recognize.
It can feel like admitting to wanting to be perfect has become taboo.
He said that the solutions were "not obvious" but required a debate over subjects that some politicians considered taboo.
But such is the taboo that almost no-one wants to comment or even to acknowledge that they've read it.
Jacques Cailloux from RBS said the taboo of a euro collapse has been broken, inflicting deep and lasting damage.
While tattoos have infiltrated popular culture, to some they will always remain taboo.
Kuol's own mother Koko Agot believed it was taboo for men to cook.
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