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Its all in your head (blog)

Started by Natasha, February 20, 2008, 06:34:22 PM

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Natasha

Its all in your head

http://tgnotwhatyouthink.blogspot.com/2008/02/its-all-in-your-head.html
02/19/2008

It started like this. I read a blog entry, followed a link, read a comment, and followed the authors link to her blog, and from there to Google and to the health-related material that the company I work for indexes. That was my introduction to Harry Benjamin Syndrome (HBS).
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NicholeW.

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Natasha

Quote from: Nichole on February 20, 2008, 09:46:39 PM
Excellent piece.

when it comes to posting the news, i keep my beliefs regarding hbs separate from my job as news staff.  impartial girl here!
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NicholeW.

And when has anyone suggested you haven't? *smile* You do an excellent job getting us news, Tasha.

And your  own opinion posts can be quite thought-provoking, even when I disagree with them. I have actually read a lot of the HBS/WBT pieces that I agree with very much. Those that indicate an 'we-are-better-than' set of beliefs are the ones that I find troublesome.

Not so much the idea and the theory. The conclusions drawn by some of its proponents are what I have difficuties with. Not the notion of GID being caused by some sort of IS anomaly.

Some of those girls seem to propound an almost Nazi-like 'aryan' quality to the idea. And, naturally, they are part of the 'master-race.' I don't find that I require that sort of notion to lend myself an efficacy that, without concluding others are somehow 'different' as in less-than, already exists.

I have already touched my own worth, I needn't denigrate another's to establish that.

Nichole
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buttercup

I don't mind what is in someone's head, it's what comes out of their mouths that bothers me!!  ::)
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