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Re: having an identity crisis, any help or advice or comments would be so appreciated....
From: anon (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jul 15 11:02:12 2003
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>A hysterectomy does not cause this. Don't be ashamed of the way you feel.
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>At Mon, 14 Jul 2003, anonymous wrote:
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>> hi ladies,
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>>I have a very personal question to ask, but I'm making myself anonymous
>>because I dont want anyone to discriminate against me for what I'm going
>>to say. after i had my hyst, i have felt like i am not attracted to
>>women and not men anymore. i think that my body is trying to tell me
>>that i'm bi-sexual. i guess that isnt a bad thing. but i wonder if any
>>other women has ever felt after a hyst that they are more attracted to
>>women then men, or could this just be a phase i'm going through in my
>>life. i think even when i was younger i always was facinated by women,
>>but you see i'm still a virgin and since i've never slept with a guy, i
>>guess i cant be sure what i am anymore, i'm very confused and i just
>>wonder if there is anyone else out there that feels a bit like me. i
>>just hate to be the only one feeling like this. i'm not sure if its
>>because i've been caustrated as they call it. but this is how i feel,
>>and any advice would be so appreciated.
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>>thank you so much for listening to me. write me back here anytime with
>>any advice or any comments at all, but please if you find me disguisting
>>or anything i dont want any negative comment i would appreciate you just
>>keeping them to yourself, i dont want to feel any worse then i am now.
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