Defective
~ Yoda (2008-2020), you loved me more than life!!
did i say anything about that? no, of course Inguinal Orchiectomy is just as traumatic
National Nudist Week
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Snake_Whisperer
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I'd be happy to participate but I don't think y'all are ready for the "Chocolate Thunder".
waruikazi
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That is the gist that i got from your posts, the idea that men aren't suceptable to cancer or that the loss of a man's reproductive organs isn't as traumatic to their emotional well being as a woman having a mastectomy. Guys are not as lucky as you seem to think they are. Society loves to hang it on men who have lost any of those parts of their body, insults like 'You've got no balls' or 'Grow a pair' stand as testament to that. I'm sure many women would feel the same, the idea of the social stigma of losing your 'manhood' leads some men to think that death is a better option than surgery.
grannieannie
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Defective xxx You are very young...at my age, there are MANY things that have defined me as a woman over the years ...and boobs are now amoung the least important. I am no less a woman now having only one boob than when I had two...I am no less a woman since I had my hysterectomy than when I still had it, I am no less a woman because I have gray hair and choose not to colour it.....I LOVE being a woman, I love bling, and looking feminine, I've got the best false boob in the world, looks better than my real one...LOL...and I can slip it in and out of a mastectomy bra as often as I want to.
Many things define what a woman is, just as many things define what any other human being is.....I am happy that I am me.... but if I was your age...I guess I'd feel the same as you do. 1 in 9 women in Australia will experience breast cancer by the time they are 85, however, diagnosed cases of breast cancer in men have doubled over the last two decades.
I found it interesting that 100% of my students (adults) were not even aware it was possible for a man to develop breast cancer because they thought that is was a female’s disease.
When my mum went through surgery and treatments she talked about how confronting it was for a male patient going through the same treatment as her to deal with having breast cancer as a man and how that was reflected in the attitudes to his masculinity by people in society (and by himself).
The lucky ones are those that survive regardless of gender
grannieannie
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I was talking to a lady recently, her FATHER was diagnosed with breast cancer 4 years ago, he had a mastectomy and he's fine now. There is a lot of support for women with BC, but I don't think men have the same support....as with many diseases, women always seem to get more support, it's a shame men aren't acknowledged in the same way. A man can have a nipple tattooed onto his chest, as many women do after reconstruction....personally, I didn't go in for reconstruction, I just have a prosthesis. Perhaps if I was younger, or more social I would have considered it. To me it's just more surgery and I don't want that.
And of course, if I hadn't had my boob removed and chucked in the rubbish.....I might be dead by now....so it's not much of a price to pay really.
And of course, if I hadn't had my boob removed and chucked in the rubbish.....I might be dead by now....so it's not much of a price to pay really.
Pineapplekitten
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Maybe you should all start a thread on being shy or Breast cancer or what ever else you like...... cos this thread is about being naked lol
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RichardBing
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grannieannie ..... you rock girl :lol:
grannieannie
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LOL...Richard....I've only got .... one ....to swing now !! LOL... so...ummm, don't knock the rock !!
or something stupid like that... ROFLAO !!!Well I guess talking about any body parts could be brought into the convertsation of being naked....it's just that some people have some of their naked bits missing. ..... LOL.
RichardBing
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Well ...... us blokes don't talk about our body parts that often ......... we do get all worked up about such little things
vampstorso
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Beard
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And I'll be doing the same when my kids are older too
Now, lets get back to what we all came to APS for.............Hardcore nudity
grannieannie
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When I was very young....and that's a bloody long time ago...LOL...my mother once bragged that father had never seen her naked....I think in those days it was....lift your skirt darling....and lights off....and that was that !!! Oh my, how things have changed....LOL But they still had 6 kids, and I'm the baby of the lot...LOL
Oh my, how things have changed....LOL But they still had 6 kids, and I'm the baby of the lot...LOL
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Unfortunately I have something on that week.
Snake_Whisperer
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Isn't the "Chocolate Thunder" just a moro bar with nuts????
No one's ever made mention of this "moro bar", but the nuts? Definitely.
moosenoose
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I dunno if it's just plain lazy but I've grabbed the paper from the footpath in the morning without a stitch on I'm fearful that one day I'll bend over to grab it and an old lady will be passing by walking her dog Do you have to remove dentures to give mouth to mouth???
I'm fearful that one day I'll bend over to grab it and an old lady will be passing by walking her dog Do you have to remove dentures to give mouth to mouth???
Defective
~ Yoda (2008-2020), you loved me more than life!!
I dunno if it's just plain lazy but I've grabbed the paper from the footpath in the morning without a stitch on
only if they have fallen back into the airway MN! and there is a special way to remove them. LOL just in case.
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This cracked me up
Skelhorn
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Agree haha
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