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		<title>Illness and Swinging</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Not unlike anyone else in the world, my husband and I have had some health issues this year.  I write this blog asking this question. How do you feel about swinging with people after they&#8217;ve had surgery?  I have alot of dear friends who are anxious for us to be up and running again, so [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Not unlike anyone else in the world, my husband and I have had some health issues this year.  I write this blog asking this question. How do you feel about swinging with people after they&#8217;ve had surgery?  I have alot of dear friends who are anxious for us to be up and running again, so to speak.  I&#8217;m also anxious as we&#8217;ve been out of the game for a while.  Here&#8217;s my issue.  I underwent a hysterectomy, and much to my chagrin, it seems alot of men go, oh my, you have no uterus, I can&#8217;t sleep with you anymore. Apalling as it is, it&#8217;s true.  So, I figure these are not the people I want to be with anyway.  There are lots of people i haven&#8217;t told, but the minute Im naked, they&#8217;re gonna ask what that hideous scar is! </p>
<p> So I guess I&#8217;m just not sure where to start. I still have a few weeks until I&#8217;m cleared for take off, but I&#8217;m honestly dreading it.  Our first club outing is going to be hard for me, my club clothes really don&#8217;t leave much up for guessing.  I&#8217;d like to think most people won&#8217;t say anything, but I have other scars, and have been left laying in bed alone because of them. Mind you, they&#8217;re not horrific giant scars. They&#8217;re relatively small and you can&#8217;t see them until I&#8217;m undressed. Anyway you get the gist. People are mean wah wah wah.  I just don&#8217;t see why they have to be.</p>
<p> So the next time you meet someone, and they have a scar, or dental issues, or a lazy eye&#8230;.Don&#8217;t dismiss them. Even imperfect people are interesting and sexy.  Everyone has a story to tell, and if we don&#8217;t listen, what part of life have we missed out on?</p>
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		<title>Heartache and anger</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 21:27:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ I realized today, while flipping through one of my social networking sites, that I still hold a *great*
resentment towards the woman that broke my husbands heart. Yes, he fell in love with her and was yet still in love  with me. At the time, I tried to believe I had no issues with this. I want [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: left"> I realized today, while flipping through one of my social networking sites, that I still hold a *great*<br />
resentment towards the woman that broke my husbands heart. Yes, he fell in love with her and was yet still in love  with me. At the time, I tried to believe I had no issues with this. I want to be the person who isn&#8217;t possessive  and angry, jealous and hatefull.  It&#8217;s a big task!  I dealt OK with this affair for a little while, but the moment  I was cut out of it, I had big issues. It&#8217;s something I have to work on. Our marriage isn&#8217;t based on who possesses who, or who does what, but a mutual understand and trust.  This makes sense in our world. It&#8217;s logical. My brain  knows it to be true. My heart, is a different subject all together. I want nothing more than to be the center of his world occasionally.Not all the time, that would really get annoying.  But just, sometimes. I want him to understand me and know why I say and do the things I do. That&#8217;s alot to hope for, huh.</p>
<p> Anyway, back to the subject at hand.  I thought that I had let the anger go, and that she had moved on her way to a better life for her. Unfortunately, every time I see her name, I feel so angry.  And it&#8217;s not because she took over my husbands life for a few months, not because he cared so deeply for her. It&#8217;s because she broke his heart into a million pieces. Because she chewed him up and spit him out in the garbage. Because he wasn&#8217;t worth enough to her to even speak to again.  How could she? He&#8217;s an amazing man, and I don&#8217;t know why any woman on this earth would not want to know him, love him, be with him.  I always feel lucky that he picked me to be with. I&#8217;m just not sure she wasn&#8217;t doing for &#8220;what&#8217;s in it for me&#8221; purposes. I hate to sound vindictive, but I always feel like she was trying to get something. Steal him? No not at all. He&#8217;d drive her crazy after a short while. I think she wanted to see just how much they could get away with.  I think she didn&#8217;t even know what she was doing. We call it &#8220;shopping&#8221;. Unconciously, or so I hope, she was miserable in her marriage and was looking for a way out. I think that my husband was the first step to her realizing that.<br />
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  So, looking at it from that perspective, I suppose he helped her. Alot. Does that make me less angry?<br />
NO.  I still don&#8217;t want to hear her name, or see her face. I don&#8217;t want to talk about her, or the things we did<br />
together. I don&#8217;t want her to call or text me. I just want it to disappear.  Now here&#8217;s the real kicker.<br />
They did this. They fell in love with eachother, with no threat to the other&#8217;s spouses. Great right? In a perfect<br />
world that would be the way things worked.  What happened between them, made me pull away from the best friend I&#8217;ve ever had. A man I&#8217;ve known for years and care deeply for. I can&#8217;t care about him the way I used to. Not after how she treated my husband. I&#8217;ve given up a friendship that was around before my husband, a relationship that meant very much to me for a very long time, a man I know inside and out. Because she broke my husbands heart.<br />
  Isn&#8217;t it funny how life happens? I suppose when you live the lifestyle we do, you run this risk everytime you<br />
meet someone. Be carefull who you open your heart to.  Even married people can be heartbreakers.</p>
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