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The times you've got to tell it all..

Started by Valentina, January 17, 2010, 03:28:19 PM

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Valentina

Are there times you feel compelled to tell peeps about your past?
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Northern Jane

1. Relevant medical situation

2. Intimate partner

After 35 years I don't see any other situation where its relevant
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DamagedChris

Matilda, if they're talking the pee stick thing, couldn't you just take the preg test and test negative? End of story then.
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V M

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sneakersjay

Quote from: Northern Jane on January 17, 2010, 03:47:20 PM
1. Relevant medical situation

2. Intimate partner

After 35 years I don't see any other situation where its relevant

This.


Jay


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spacial

Been tempted, with many people.

But no. Some of it is still very personal. Some still very sensitive and I'm sorry to say, a lot of it is just too depressing.

I have tried to tell some people what my parents did to me when I was a kid. But not being believed makes it hurt more than thinking about it.
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pretty pauline

Quote from: Northern Jane on January 17, 2010, 03:47:20 PM
1. Relevant medical situation

2. Intimate partner


Well I only tolded my fiancé a year ago, I was dating him for 18months before I tolded him, I felt a great sense of relief when I tolded him.
But its a very private personal matter, all situations are different. He hasnt tolded his family and doesn't want to, its not important, they just see me as his fiancée, his girl friend, the woman he wants to marry.
I guess Im 1 lucky girl.
p
If your going thru hell, just keep going.
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DamagedChris

Ah, ok, makes more sense. I thought you were just referring to a routine doc's visit.
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SarahFaceDoom

Quote from: Matilda on January 18, 2010, 06:57:49 PM
Christian, I suppose that I could have accepted to take a urine pregnancy test if my visit to the doctor had been routine, but unfortunately it wasn't.  I had been taken to the emergency room; I was in pain, scared, bleeding and had a fever of 102° F.  It was the first time after my SRS that I had a problem of that nature, and I didn't want to subject myself to unnecessary blood tests knowing that they were going to turn out negative anyway.  I just wanted them to find out what was wrong with me.



Plus they charge you for all of that!  So the less needless tests you can take the better.
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Jeannette

Doctors.

I don't date because I already have a fiance who's known me before I had GRS but if I were single & looking, I can't say for sure that I'd tell him.
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Saskia

Absolutely NEVER, EVER, NEVER

and my local doctor doesn't know about my past either.

Why tell if you don't need to
Live your life for yourself and no one else
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Natasha

my gynecologist

Quote from: Saskia on January 26, 2010, 12:26:27 AM
Absolutely NEVER, EVER, NEVER

and my local doctor doesn't know about my past either.

Why tell if you don't need to

really? not even your gynecologist? & if he can't tell the difference between a natal vagina & a non-natal one, maybe it's time to find a new ob gyn..tsk tsk tsk.
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Sarah B

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         The only times you've got to tell it all, is when one of the following conditions apply.

Quote from: Northern Jane on January 17, 2010, 03:47:20 PM
1. Relevant medical situation

2. Intimate partner


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Saskia

Quote from: Natasha on January 29, 2010, 03:19:17 AM
really? not even your gynecologist? & if he can't tell the difference between a natal vagina & a non-natal one, maybe it's time to find a new ob gyn..tsk tsk tsk.

I never said my gynecologist! (don't have one). I said my local doctor and as she hasn't had to look down 'there' yet then there's no reason to explain anything.
If and when the time comes I need to tell my doctor (on health grounds) I will, but until then, no one is being told anything.
Live your life for yourself and no one else
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pretty pauline

Quote from: Natasha on January 29, 2010, 03:19:17 AM
my gynecologist

really? not even your gynecologist? & if he can't tell the difference between a natal vagina & a non-natal one, maybe it's time to find a new ob gyn..tsk tsk tsk.
A gynecologist can always tell the difference on examination, I was dating my boyfriend for nearly 18months and he couldnd tell the difference, he was very pleased and satisfied with my vagina, I surposed I should be flattered.
Its nice sometimes, I don't like being reminded Im a non-natal female.
Im just female, Im just a woman.
p
If your going thru hell, just keep going.
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Butterfly

Quote from: pretty pauline on January 31, 2010, 02:31:40 PM
I don't like being reminded Im a non-natal female.

Neither do I.  We have enough of the 'you will never be a real woman' tripe outside already.
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