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To: Slings and Arrows

I'm guessing she has decided not to have children so as to not pass this along to another generation. If she doesn't have a companion now, I have to wonder how you tell someone you meet and want to have a relationship with that you no longer have breasts. It would be tough no matter how understanding that person may be.


62 posted on 07/01/2004 7:35:21 PM PDT by Kirkwood (with extra mustard)
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To: Kirkwood
I'm guessing she has decided not to have children so as to not pass this along to another generation. If she doesn't have a companion now, I have to wonder how you tell someone you meet and want to have a relationship with that you no longer have breasts. It would be tough no matter how understanding that person may be.

See post 233

I do still have breasts. I just don't have "breast tissue" inside of them. I have been happily married for 35 years. However, I believe that anyone who had to face a prospective husband with this information would find out quickly if he really loved her and if he was worth loving. BTW, men can have breast cancer, too.

236 posted on 07/02/2004 10:34:52 PM PDT by jamaly
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