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#469678 05/13/05 03:47 PM
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Lou,
Thank you.

Btw, I sailed through the colonoscopy. When is yours?

Honeypot, who feels like a 90 yo woman discussing health problems with the board.

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Hp you said.......I have a hard time feeling close and "in love" with H, in the absence of ML.



I know exactly how you feel. Making love creates such an awesome awesome bond. I find I am nicer after and feel so loving and giving towards him.

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Ayup, me too. Even Mrs.GGB is noticibly different the day after we ML. Maybe my prescription to help her out of the doldrums should be daily LM. Hmm, wonder if she'd buy that?

--GGB, who is NOT a doctor,and doesn't even play one on TV.

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Honeypot...

FYI, I am adopted...and yes, my parents were informed of my actual birthdate. It helped too of course that my mom worked at the hospital I was born at.

They just so happened to be thinking of adopting a girl and poof! There I was and my bio-mom was wanting to give me up.

Best thing that ever could have happened to me!!!

GEL


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My LD sister called this morning, lamenting the fact that her HD husband was criticizing her about her housekeeping skills. She asked how I have handled MrPot all these years, when he was critical of me. Unfortunately the baby squalled and I had to cut the call short but I wasn't sure how I was going to answer her anyway.
She does not know of our SSM, or that I am HD. I have never felt comfortable discussing this with her, as she is LD and would think I was a freak. I will tell her someday--and this was the perfect opportunity--but it wasn't meant to be, today.

The thing that snapped MrHP out of his relentless criticism and hostility was frequent sex. I'm sure that would do wonders in her own marriage. Her H is feeling resentful because he is expected to help around the house but she does not ever make time "for him". So he picks on her about their house, which btw is NOT messy. It is nearly immaculate, considering they have two small kiddoes, and even not considering them.

So I was thinking of how to put the scenario into words. The truth is that once we started having sex, all of his frustrations melted away and he became MUCH more pleasant to be around. He was always attentive and wanted to please me, but he was so critical at the same time that I never "felt" the nice stuff, I only remembered that he was peeved off because the counters were not wiped clean with bleach. (no joke here) Nowadays he is downright complimentary of whatever I am able to get done, which is considerably less than it was then since we have more kids. Such a change is still miraculous to me.
I want to say to her, Have more sex with him...do what he is asking of you and pay attention to him, and the house will not be such a sticking point for you two. Right now, he's just criticizing you because you use the house and kids as an excuse to not ML to him and yet the kids are still always crying and the house is a mess.

This was a longwinded way of saying a resounding YES I agree, that my LDH is worlds happier now that we are ML regularly. Though he finds it to be a "chore" now and then, I now for certain that he would not go back to the way it was.

HP

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RE: Greeneyedlass
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Best thing that ever could have happened to me!!!




GEL, It's good to hear happy, adopted people speak up. I saw a few adoped people on TV spend a lot of energy finding their bio-mom while their real parents seemed to take a back seat. I felt sory for the couple that raised them for 22 years.

OG Lou

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Before I quit my job, I had to interact with new mothers in hospitals as part of the job. I came across many adoptive mothers. Some were truly heartbroken that they had to give the child up and some weren't. It was fascinating to me, at the time, because I was infertile and undergoing the testing that happens before you can start taking fertility drugs. I wanted to take those infants being put up for adoption and run away!


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HP, do your HD BIL a big favor and say exactly what you just said to us to her. She needs to hear it!

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My daughter was found at the gate of the social welfare institute and she still had her umbilical stump. I think her birthdate was estimated, but it's gotta be pretty close.

Hairdog

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WOW, Hairy, what a life story for your dd.

Thank God the mother chose to have her and give her up for adoption. I'm sure it was a risky choice in her country.

God bless her on her upcoming day and since we share a birthday, I'm quite sure she will grow up to be an HD female (won't her mother have a heart attack, lol) and live a happy life.

H.

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