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Old May 18, 2015, 06:31 PM
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(I wasn't sure how the new trigger would apply to this thread, so if it's triggering and there's a way I can still leave the post here without having to hide the whole thing can a mod please do that? Thanks!)

Okay, so...

Here's the issue. I've been dying for a baby. I mean, I really, really want a baby very badly. I just want to get pregnant. But, I'm scared to have sex with a man. (Related to past trauma)

But, I've had sex with women and it's never been a problem. My therapist knew I was desperate for a baby and she was concerned that I'd have sex with whoever offered it to me because I am so desperate to be a mom. But, I cried and told her I'll never have sex with a man because all of my sexual relationships in the past have been with women.

Of course, she says I can still have a baby with a woman, there are ways science can make that possible. But I DON'T want to be with a woman... I want to be with a man. I want to have a baby with a man and I want a man to help me raise our baby. But I'm just so scared to have a baby with a man. I don't think I can ever trust a man well enough to let him get that close to me. And so, I'm stuck with having sex with women.

I'm not a lesbian or anything. I mean, preferring to have sex with women doesn't make you a lesbian, right? I don't prefer it because I'm attracted to women, I just prefer it because it's safer. It's more gentle and when I'm with other women they are gentle with me and they know what pleases me. Having sex with men is painful and scary.

I'm just so confused and scared, though. I don't know who to turn to about this, I'm 20 years old and I'm stuck forever ****ing women because I can't get over my fear of sex with men. But I really, really want to be a mother someday and I want to be in a relationship with a man.

I don't know what's wrong with me.
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Old May 19, 2015, 06:40 AM
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Personally I think that saying something is wrong with you isn't acknowledging what you've been through in the past. It's not you, it's the men in the past that caused the trauma. It sounds to me like you've still got quite a bit of work to get through, but the good news is that you're still very young. I don't really have any good advice, just to be patient and loving with yourself.
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Old May 20, 2015, 11:19 AM
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Kori,

Maybe your therapist is good; even superb, but it sounds like you need someone(psychiatrist or clinical psychologist)who specializes in working with people who have experienced emotional/physical trauma. Check with Wayne State University Medical School or search online. Your therapist isn't helping you if she's saying you can be with a woman and still have a baby through in vitro fertilization or other protocols. Healing is what you need to do. It won't happen overnight, but if you want to have the life you imagine, there's only one way to get there.

Be gentle and patient with yourself. I wish you clear skies and smooth sailing.
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