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Re: (no subject)From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Oct 30 20:45:04 2000
Dear Angela, I no longer vent against men. I have given that up. I am sorry to have made the decision to remove myself from men. As long as I have constant pelvic pain I have no interest in dating. I divorced, I got tired of being put down, ignored, etc., even if my husband is a wonderful person. He just kept asking me for a date (day month year) in which I would be well from then on. I could not provide such information. This went on for several years. Although I left, it is more as if I was pushed out. We are still great friends; I no longer have the pressure of having to be a wife. Yes, it is risky to suddenly be on my own, but the freedom I feel (no more pressure) is invaluable. I don't recommend divorce, bu I wanted to share why I did it. By the way, I nearly remarried. When my boyfriend (seriously interested in me) heard the news that I needed surgery he disappeared and months later he told he me left me because he had no interest in getting married to someone not healthy, to someone not available one to three times a day for, say, fun. It was fun while it lasted, but indeed, my pelvic pain worsened fast, day by day, so although I cried deeply for three months and still miss that new life I almost started, I felt again, as before, that I am physically a lot better without the aggravation of sex. I still like men, don't misunderstand me. It just that they are associated with physical pain, a good deterrent. Oh well.
At Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Angela wrote:
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