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anna

May 29, 2013 | #

“Cruelty isn’t funny.” How succinct. Must remember that one.

anna

May 29, 2013 | #

Absolutely love this! Just wanted to add in a couple more, if that’s okay.

Sort of linked in with the “Stomp, don’t showboat” thing. I was a massive culprit of this. When you hit someone, don’t stop hitting them. Don’t stop hitting until your 110% sure they are staying down. A lot of people tend to hit someone, stop, and watch to see them admire their handiwork, or back down. People will react, they will hit you back. There’s a reason the one-two punch is effective, because everyone expects other people to do the punch and stop thing.

Jessie

May 28, 2013 | #

Thank you Megan for this beautiful vulnerable honesty. I have tears, too. It takes so much courage to look at fear. And then we are free.

CINDY

May 25, 2013 | #

This was lovely to read.I started belly dancing at 57(last year!)I decided if a woman 12 years my senior could join these ladies,so could I! I love it ! I have long grey hair,do not bare my belly, was quite shy for awhile,but I have learned to loosen up ,wear harem pants,use scarves and my favorite. decorative items are…EARRINGS!!…. I love my fellow dancers. I love the way belly dancing makes me feel!!l!You do not have to be slim and beautiful on the outside….it is how we feel on the inside that is important!

Elle

May 13, 2013 | #

I have had sex with the same (awesome, patient, caring, attentive) partner for years, and thought my body was just ‘hit and miss’ with sex, and that that was my normal. I’m so happy to read this article and know that treatment might be possible for this condition if this is what I have. Time to see a gynecologist – thank you, Ms. Fit!

Lexa

May 13, 2013 | #

I read about a woman whose husband was a tattoo artist. He tattooed a nipple and aereola on her breast at her request. She said it wasn’t quite the same – there was no nipple you could touch or that stuck out – but from even a foot away it looked real.

It strikes me about our body parts and what they mean to us. I mean, what is a nipple, really? Just a bump. And yet if I were to lose mine…it represents so much. Your comment struck me the most: it has traveled!! It has been overseas.

I admire your bravery, your tenacity in processing, your evolving understanding and acceptance…and I am glad you are still with us.

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