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| samantha22 -- Los Angeles | |
| Thank you for the article. I love the advise you have given me. I'll have to start using it. I am very detached from my sexuality. I need to own the fact that I am a beautiful woman. Why hide it? | |
| respectwomen | |
| oh i love this article so much i printed it and am going to give it to every woman i know. I also agree with KatWilder! cnuttall, i love wine and sex and the city so much too!!! | |
| KatWilder -- Marin County | |
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| cnuttall -- Charleston | |
| I love this article. See, I am this girl you're describing. But even the most confident of us need reminding, especially when a stupid boy enters the picture who is less than worthy. That's my current situation - a boy (let's call him John Tucker) who makes me feel less than adaquete. My last boyfriend was worse. I always wanted to make love more than him, so I'd find myself getting rejected. I'd have to go and have sexy time alone instead. It's amazing how sometimes you can feel sexiest when you are WITHOUT a boy. If that's the case, the boy is not worth it. If all else fails, here is my sexy tip: Put on something silky, pour yourself some wine, light a candle, and pop in "Sex and the City." It never fails. | |