it there anyone out there that has experienced this - Page 2

MamaR · 07-28-2006, 08:38 AM

LOL..I had to chuckle when you used the term, "lose him to hormones." As a mother of adoption loss, I can tell you that you can lose a lot to those nasty old hormones...especially if you were a teen in the early '60's. I used to think that I would be happy if I could put my children, when they reached their teens, in a compound with guards until they reached an "age of reason." But, where there is estrogen and testosterone, they will find a way...LOL

In any event, I support your choice, here, nutsto. You do what you have to do to make it through. I am proof positive that those feelings can fade if you are willing to understand them for what they are and to let go. It just takes time, Honey.

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07-28-2006, 08:38 AM	#11
MamaR Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 55	LOL..I had to chuckle when you used the term, "lose him to hormones." As a mother of adoption loss, I can tell you that you can lose a lot to those nasty old hormones...especially if you were a teen in the early '60's. I used to think that I would be happy if I could put my children, when they reached their teens, in a compound with guards until they reached an "age of reason." But, where there is estrogen and testosterone, they will find a way...LOL In any event, I support your choice, here, nutsto. You do what you have to do to make it through. I am proof positive that those feelings can fade if you are willing to understand them for what they are and to let go. It just takes time, Honey.