Do you think less of a woman who has had a hysterectomy?
Do you think this way, because i feel that since mine, im no longer that sexy woman anymore...
What do you guys really think
Yes im the small bitchy chick in the corner, set me off and man do you know about it !!!
I might not be a guy, but I think a woman with a complete hysterectomy is a happier woman by far....
My late wife had a complete hysterectomy due to a medical condition in '94 i never thought any different .our family was complete 3 kids
I think that would be very shallow if you thought less of her and might be more of a comment about you, love the person for who they are end of
Mistrial, I could not have said it better!
I don't even think this is a little bit important...
Why would a man care unless he specifically wanted that woman to have his children?
It's a non-issue for me and most of my friends....
Great minds think alike but dirty minds work together.... ;)
No, what crap it would be to feel that way. My wife had a radical mastectomy eight years ago, and although she feels herself to be less sexually appealing than before, I still think she is 100% the woman she was. (She has had a hip replacement, too, so she has some very serious scars; I don't care.)
I myself had a radical prostatectomy in 1994 and have been totally impotent and somewhat incontinent ever since. In my case, it's not that I fear that I'm sexually unappealing, I am absolutely unappealing, at least as far as my genitals are concerned. I live with it, flirting like crazy and acting on nothing. I have my fun.
i saw the title of this thread and came on fully prepared to tell the op not to talk crap, lol. good thing i read the question properly.
people lose bits of their bodies all the time. operations, accidents, amputations, illness. people add bits on all the time too. boobs, hair, penis extensions... our bodies don't make us who we are. yeah, they can attract and entice and make us feel good (or feel bad), but no-one is any less of a person because of the outside. it's what we do and how we act that defines us. who you are is safely whole inside. you may not feel it at the moment, but trust me, those that love you and know you will not think you're anything less.
hope you feel better soon xx
It would have absolutely NO effect on how I felt about my wife AT ALL! I'd be glad she was healthy and still with me! All of the other side effects can be worked through.
That being said, if you're not married and your question is regarding "men" in general that you might date having a problem with it.... well, we all know that men are by nature shallow, self absorbed, selfish, superficial jerks - or so I'm told - and if one does have a problem with it after getting to know you, he's probably the WRONG one.
Just my .02
Of course not. And anyone who does is not worthy of your time.
My latest story is a racy little piece about what happens when someone cute from work invites you over to watch Netflix and Chill. Darling why on earth would you possibly feel you can no longer be a sexy woman? You still have the ability to be alluring and erotic. It is your mind that seduces any man and teasing hints of your still sexy body that lures us into your loving web. Hell yes, you can still be sexy!!!
Of course I wouldn't. If some one did they are a jerk. Hormone therapy can help with your feelings. I've known many women that have suffered this. You are not alone.
No way.
That is her choice and it may have nothing to do with child bearing - would you think anything less of a guy who has a vasectomy/
As everyone else has so clearly stated...it is clearly a non issue. The woman in my life cant have children anymore. It wasn't a full hysterectomy but she no longer menstruates. Her view on the subject is...and i quote,"Now we can have sex all month"...to her its a kind of freedom. Free from cramps, mood swings, and the question of will she get pregnant. Embrace who you are...celebrate life...and live in the moment.
Nope, that would never make me think less of you!
Of course. And any guy who says yes is a complete knob-end!
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