Dozhee
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Joined: 4/11/2006 Status: offline
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I am sorry for your loss. I hope you have good people to hold you and shelter you through this difficult time (even if they don't know the full extent of the loss). With regard to the question you asked... (Warning: I am not a medical professional, grief counselor, or in any other way qualified to answer your question. These are just my thoughts.) Some people feel sexually numb after a loss. That's ok. Give yourself time to grieve; you haven't lost it forever. Others feel a burning need for sexual release (not necessarily intimacy.. as a matter of fact intimacy may be too painful to bear). That's ok too. Losing a loved one is a very difficult thing. I suggest being kind to yourself. With regard to the *specific* question you asked... (Again.. Warning: I am no way qualified to offer advice.) You might consider a ritual, with some tangible artifacts of your relationship, where you give an orgasm as a last act of submission. My opinion, if you decide you want to do something like I've suggested, is that you make sure you have a solid place to fall when it's over. (Don't know your situation, but a sister or best girl friend comes to mind.) Another way to work through this may be to take something significant to your relationship and destroy it as a physical sign to yourself that the past is over. (For me, this would be too painful, but I don't know how you are wired.) I very much hope you have people you love to hug you, and care about you, and just be with you while you are traveling this valley. For what it's worthy, please know you have my deepest sympathy.
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