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outlanderSenior Contributor
hi @Former-Member @Determined @Anony18 @soul @Faith-and-Hope
i was lil-caterpillar
im back... i think...
im treading very very lightliy at the moment
@Anony18 i also seen those pics you posted from your hike. they were beautiful and also the artworks too thank you for thinking of me
F&H - i also read on my depression thread as well. thank you for careing even though i left
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outlanderSenior Contributor
thanks @Anony18
im just really flat flatter than a pancake- thinking more like dirt on the ground
ive been doing some drawing to keep my mind occupied so ill upload them to my drawing thread
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Anony18Senior Contributor
Sounds like you are more like a crepe then if we thinking about food @outlander
I do hope your drawing may be helping you a little, help distract you from your worries. You are really talented so am really looking forward to seeing your drawings.
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OwlunarSenior Contributor
@outlander wrote:@Owlunar
im not talking about the bisexual thing- im good with that
im talking about the other diagnosis- you might have already been talking about the hpv...im not really sure what that quote means- can you explain it to me and you can say as much as you like
Hi @outlander
I feel a little delicate talking about things like sexual orientation - but what that quote means is that sexuality can be fixed or fluid - meaning people who are bi-sexual move from one side to another - and artists see it that way - and not fixed - which is how I see my life - fixed
I am blushing madly - oh dear
Yes - I do understand what you are feeling about the HPV thing - and I would be uncomfortable too - not good at all - scary having to wait - but here's the thing
It may be completely okay and disappear or just be the same in six months - I have been told that cervical surgery is painful - well - when I was pregnant I had to have a cervical suture to hold the pregnancy - and it worked - but it was uncomfortable - and I think you would prefer to wait and see rather than have that kind of surgery
So yes - said the Pixar Owl - wait and see - and join in any freak parties
Dec
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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Anony18Senior Contributor
Big Hugs @outlander If I could I would take the fear and frustrations away from you. All I can do is just give you my bony (but strong) hands to hold as you walk through to your gp appointment.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Walking with you @outlander xx
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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