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To: netmilsmom
A girl I dated (and in fact fell in love with) dumped me for her female guidance counselor after seven years of our relationship. Off they went off to Baylor, lickety-split, leaving me emotionally crucified. She became a successful attorney; I went on to meet the girl of my dreams and realize my dream of becoming a professional artist.

But several years later, after I had married, she came crawling back, begging for the old you-know-what. Seems that the lesbo thing hadn't "taken", and, after graduation, she had realized it was men who did it for her after all. She even begged me to give her a baby, no strings attached. She tried tears, smooches, low, throaty tones -- the works.

I told her not just "no", but hell no. Then I ran like hell.

She's married to some other guy now, and they have a kid, so I guess all's well that ends well. I sure will be glad when lesbianism stops being a kinky, fun fad and goes back to being perceived by the general public as the destructive perversion of nature that it is, though. The heartbreak and misery of homosexuality -- both for those who practice it and those whose hearts are broken by it -- is not something I want my own children-to-come to experience.

29 posted on 02/18/2003 2:18:51 PM PST by B-Chan (Ad Astra Per Ardua)
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To: B-Chan
A girl I dated (and in fact fell in love with) dumped me for her female guidance counselor after seven years of our relationship. Off they went off to Baylor, lickety-split

You don't say!

33 posted on 02/25/2003 9:50:44 AM PST by Hemingway's Ghost (Ignore Alien Orders)
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