MAPP's crystal meth campaign addresses the issue through a project called "There's Nothing Pretty About Tina." The campaign features images of a crystal meth user in various scenarios and how using has affected his life.  Topics such as risky sex, addiction, deterioration of looks and loss of family and friends are covered. 

By delivering key messages and images through gay print publications, indoor billboards and other promotional materials, we hope to educate the gay community about the dangers of crystal meth and the link between crystal meth use and HIV infection.

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When you use crystal meth, aka Tina, what you see in the mirror may not be what others see. Then again, maybe you're going for that "hopped-up-shrunken-eyed- emaciated-pale-faced- rotted-teeth- I’m-the-Devil" look.

Crystal Meth is addictive. You could lose your family, friends, lovers, even your job. Because in your drug-induced head, the only friends you'll want will fit right into your hands. Not quite the support you'll need when you're suffering from heart, lung or brain damage caused by Tina. Some friend.

OK. So, bath houses aren’t exactly for baths. But if you use crystal meth, you're putting yourself at risk for one dirty existence. Tina is highly addictive and messes with our inhibitions, making unprotected sex more attractive than the outcome. And having an STD like HIV for the rest of your life isn’t exactly worth the splash. So, you may not be there for a bath. But you can still stay clean.