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Skip to comments.Tracing Business Acumen to Dyslexia
Posted on 12/08/2007 7:08:55 PM PST by neverdem
It has long been known that dyslexics are drawn to running their own businesses, where they can get around their weaknesses in reading and writing and play on their strengths. But a new study of entrepreneurs in the United States suggests that dyslexia is much more common among small-business owners than even the experts had thought.
The report, compiled by Julie Logan, a professor of entrepreneurship at the Cass Business School in London, found that more than a third of the entrepreneurs she had surveyed 35 percent identified themselves as dyslexic. The study also concluded that dyslexics were more likely than nondyslexics to delegate authority, to excel in oral communication and problem solving and were twice as likely to own two or more businesses.
We found that dyslexics who succeed had overcome an awful lot in their lives by developing compensatory skills, Professor Logan said in an interview. If you tell your friends and acquaintances that you plan to start a business, youll hear over and over, It wont work. It cant be done. But dyslexics are extraordinarily creative about maneuvering their way around problems.
The study was based on a survey of 139 business owners in a wide range of fields across the United States. Professor Logan called the number who said they were dyslexic staggering, and said it was significantly higher than the 20 percent of British entrepreneurs who said they were dyslexic in a poll she conducted in 2001.
She attributed the greater share in the United States to earlier and more effective intervention by American schools to help dyslexic students deal with their learning problems. Approximately 10 percent of Americans are believed to have dyslexia, experts say...
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Humans are an amazingly adaptive bunch.
If you don't have welfare, or someone convincing you that you are a victim of the Republican's policies then it's amazing what people can achieve when necessity if the mother of invention.
I intned read to this later
Ambidextrous != dyslexic.
Make failure painless and you make failure ubiquitous.
Isnt GW supposed to br dyslexic?
There is also a surprisingly high incidence of dyslexia among those of in the 'blackboard sciences'—mathematics and theoretical physics.
Nelson Rockafeller was dyslexic, and it didn't stop him from being the son of a multi-millionaire!
when I die, I hope to go out like Nelson! ;0)
To bad I am lexdysia.
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"But when you give to the poor, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing,
This is also how I play the piano.
I wonder if any of them run a business helping dyslexics?
Yes, he is.
Funny you would mention that. I know of a 19 year old that was just put on welfare for this very thing. S/he is now considered disabled with all the bennies that come with it.
I'm particularly "bad" with phone numbers... something screws me up between my brain hearing the numbers and copying them down on paper. I usually just copy it 3 times now...and best two out of three is what I dial.
On another silly note.... I can handwrite impeccably backwards....faster than I can write forwards. Held up to a mirror...my backwards writing is neater than when I attempt to write forwards.
Go figure.
....and yes, I am self employed and run 3 businesses.
Dyslexics of the World, Untie!!
William Hewlett of HP was dyslexic; mediocre in school until late
in college/grad school. He honed his skill at listening intently
to instructors and remembering lectures as he really couldn't take good notes.
This and other great tidbits in the fine history of HP titled,
"Bill And Dave".
But might there be an association? My family has ambidexterity, left handedness and dyslexia all over the place and often in the same people?
A relative of mine was known for being able to write two different texts simultaneously.
people often run their own businesses because for some reason they just don't jive with that great, big mediocre mass of everyday corporate...well, I won't call them sardines or lemmings because they're not necessarily bad folks.
Who knows, self employment may be God's gift to the misfit -- the individual. I've been self employed most of my life.
Same here.
Great tag...
There might well be an association. But they are different things, and the previous poster appeared to me to be confusing them. Incidentally I know someone personally who could simultaneously take two different sets of notes in a lecture class with her two hands. And she isn't dyslexic in the least.
I have understood that left handedness, dyslexia, genius, insanity, nearsightedness, musical ability, allergies, and a few other things I can't remember are all correlated to each other. (Meaning, a group of people with one of the traits is more likely than the general population to have the other traits; however, no trait necessarily causes any of the other traits.)
That's "Lysdexics, Untie!"
I hope I go like Grandpa, peacefully in my sleep.
Not screaming in terror, like the passengers in his car...
I'll be damned if I would let some crappy thing like that keep me down, just had to work harder and be willing to look like an idiot and deal with a$$holes sometimes...
dyslexic here.
Figured out how to overcome it in reading, but not with numbers, alas.
Never interfered with my adult life, but sure messed up my GPA.
No, but Cisco's founder is as was Sammy the Bull.
Just a little triva. (g).
htats funny.
I always liked a motto that was attributed to Bill Hewlett: "If it can't be measured, it isn't worth doing".
I use it in my work all the time to illustrate to my colleagues the value of the quantitative expression of everyday business problems.
Funny you should mention pianos. Stop me if you've heard this one before:
A country lad once traveled to the big city to seek his fortune, but had no luck finding a job. One day, wandering through the red light district, he spotted a Help Wanted sign in the window of one of the 'sporting establishments'.
They were looking for a bookkeeper, but after the madam quizzed the boy about his education and discovered that he could neither read or write, she turned him away.
Feeling sorry for him, she gave him two big red apples as he left. A few blocks down the street, he placed the apples on top of a garbage can while tying his shoe, and a stranger came along and offered to buy them.
The boy took the money to a produce market and bought a dozen more apples,which he sold quickly. Eventually he parlayed his fruit sales into a grocery store, then a string of supermarkets. Eventually he became the wealthiest man in the state.
Finally he was named Man of the Year, and during an interview a journalist discovered that his subject could neither read or write.
"Good Lord, Sir," he said. "What do you suppose you would have become if you had ever learned to read and write?"
"Well," he answered, "I guess I would have been a bookkeeper in a whorehouse."
I know a dyslexic that runs a successful god kennel.
I am heartened by stories like this, but I once knew a guy who was not only dyslexic, but agnostic and insomniac as well. He used to lay awake all night wondering if there really is a dog.
I click on Spellcheck and I get the answer back:
"You have got to be kidding me!"
I have been, too - but I'm not dyslexic. I just had what I considered the "misfortune" of working for a large number of them and having to constantly clean up their messes because of the not being able to read or write problem.
Of course, they're all zillionaires and now I'm too sick to work. Go figure.
Charles Schwab has created Schwab Learning (www.schwablearning.com), and it is very helpful to parents of special needs kids.
He's a great advocate for special needs kids.
My daughter has brain damage that has caused difficulty with speech/reading/writing. However, she still gets mostly As and a few Bs. Basically, she gets the same grades as her gifted brother and sister. The only difference is that she works for her grades.
She doesn't like to be identified by her weaknesses. She likes to be known as the girl who likes challenges and likes to work hard.
I think she'll do well in life with her positive attitude. She's only 11, so we still have a long way to go. Hopefull, she'll continue to have her positive attitude.
This article really explains so much to me about the way I have developed into a leader, and CEO...
God always has a plan for all of us to bring our talents to the world for good!
My daughter is dyslexic. She was diagnosed early in life because I had worked for a man who is dyslexic (owned his own very successful business). When she began to display some of the "symptoms" of dyslexia, I had her tested. She has always had excellent grades, but numbers are her downfall. She will not own an analog clock or wristwatch as she cannot reliably tell time by those devices. I believe her father was also dyslexic, but never diagnosed.
I was fortunate in that they mainstreamed her at school and she didn't realize she was "different" until she was in the 6th grade. By then she had been so successful in adapting that it was incidental to her.
She can multitask much better than her brother, who has a very high IQ. She works in IT - as you might guess IP addresses give her problems :-)
As many of said, it is amazing how adaptive people can be and what they can overcome if they have the will.
George Patton was also dyslexic and it didn't keep him from success in VMA and West Point, or heroic in the US Army.
It's all a matter of determination, although I'm sure that thanks to "spell checker" I have it a little easier than George did.
"On another silly note.... I can handwrite impeccably backwards....faster than I can write forwards. Held up to a mirror...my backwards writing is neater than when I attempt to write forwards."
Now that is bizarre. Here's one just as strange, I knew a woman who thought of numbers as colors. Years later, I learned there is a name for this 'disorder', so there's another Go Figure for you.
That man is a bad example. A loser.
I would bet that their are more Left handed, dyslexic conservatives, than we know about...and I think it is because we had to work so hard to overcome so much...we appreciate work more than those it comes easy for?
I pray that you can overcome the memory loss...God bless you!
My special needs daughter is a much better test taker than her "gifted" brother and sister.
I'll watch her do a test. She'll zip through the things that she knows and does those things first. Then she'll start working on things that are harder for her. For essays, she's learned how to write something down and get partial credit. On multiple choice questions, she'll narrow down the answers and make an educated guess. She is an awesome test taker. She does much better on tests than regular school work. She gets herself psyched up for them.
Her "gifted" brother and sister get stuck on questions that are difficult, and then they won't finish a test. I've had to coach them on how to take tests.
Unfortunately, my daughter knows she's different because she also has speech problems. She also just started having seizures which is really causing more problems. I'm hoping she'll be able to overcome the siezures. The anti-seizure medication is just evil, but it's less evil than seizures.
However, in the midst of trying to deal with seizues she has an amazing attitude. She's 11 and she's having to memorize states and capitals. Her teacher told me that my daughter didn't have to know how to spell all of the states and capitals correctly. I told my daughter this, and she just got mad. She asked if the other kids had to spell them correctly, and I said they did. She told me to remember that she is the kid that likes challenges, and she would learn how to spell them correctly. That's a great attitude.
My daughter can remember numbers backwards better than forwards.
If you ask her to repeat a number (or letters) like 12345, she has a hard time with 12345. But she can repeat it 54321. Strange.
I am exactly in the same place. Profoundly dyslexic but as a kid forced myself to overcome my reading difficulties and worked hard to develop writing skills.
Math was a nightmare from my first day in first grade until the I completed grad school.
Now I can work my way though the math needed for my job often times trading off math work with coworkers and taking their writing assignments.
I have hairy palms. What's that all about?
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That 30, by the way, beat by eight my previous snowy-spotting best, also set at Boundary Bay during a similar irruption in the late '90s. (Because of periodic shortages in the Arctic lemming population, every four to seven years increased numbers of snowy owls travel farther south looking for food; it's called an irruption.)
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"They're going after Townsend's voles; they're similar to lemmings and are prevalent at Boundary Bay," says Marcus Merkens, a biologist with Metro Vancouver, which manages Boundary Bay Regional Park.
"Snowy owls are a tundra species drawn to the open area; they don't live in the forest. And so the washed-up beach debris at Boundary Bay offers perfect opportunities to roost."
Boundary Bay Regional Park is a mix of fields, marshes and tidewater beaches. It's an Important Bird Area — an official Audubon Society designation — on the Pacific Flyway, and is a haven for all manner of migratory birds including raptors and waterfowl, not just irruptive Hedwigs (yes, Harry Potter's owl was a snowy). It's estimated that upward of a quarter million birds pass through Boundary Bay each year, including about 30,000 brant geese.
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Not surprisingly, in recent months thousands of bird- and owl-obsessed folks from all over have been flocking to Boundary Bay to see the snowys. And for the most part, they've been doing their conscientious best not to harass the birds. That is, staying on the Dike Trail, which offers the perfect vantage point from which to observe these marvelous birds (as well as short-eared owls, great blue herons and eagles, seemingly by the dozens). But there are those in every crowd who don't quite know how to behave.
"Some people want their National Geographic-class photo so they approach the owls to try to get them to fly," Merkens says.
Whenever I've been to Boundary Bay, there were many snowy owls within 50 feet of the trail, so the idea of trying to get even closer is a head-scratcher. Merkens says that while dogs are allowed on the Dike Trail, it's imperative that they stay on leash.
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Its coming and going so Im not totally freaked about it but then again I am....IDK which side the appendix is on but I know both my brother and my sister have had theirs rupture.
I dont think its my kidneys, I had kidney stones with my first LO and they didnt hurt near as bad as this....but then again I also went from having 4-5 energy drinks + at least 4 cups of coffee a day down to nothing, so maybe it is my kidneys hating me right now?
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That's not trolling, hun. That's called payback.
It can be called that, but I like to think of it as "counter-trolling." Even if I don't succeed in pissing said troll off, I succeed in making them look stupid. To put it bluntly, there's nothing I hate more than a bad troll, but it doesn't make me angry. It makes me a bit happy because I see one person I could potentially **** with.
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I don't approve at having a laugh at someone's expense which is why I don't approve of trolling in general. It was so bad on some places I've been that's it's caused me to quit those places. I think if it's going to cause people to leave that's not fun, it's crossing the line.
Depends on who the "targets" are... If it's people that deserve it, then I'm perfectly fine, and it's hilarious when about 5 people gang up on that one person attempting to troll (this happens a lot on Gearbox Forums, but I don't take part in it as much as before, it's still funny to read). Think of it as a bully on the playground getting his ass handed to him in front of the entire school. Yeah. You know, that one bully that thinks he's the best. Except there are people better and more experienced than him.
If it's just "troll everyone and anyone" then I don't approve... That's just being an *******. For no reason. Nothing more. I can go on a forum and I might get some friendly remarks, and I might get a bunch of people who have clearly woken up on the wrong side of the bed trying to piss me off.
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Sample Menu
Quail egg, spinach and Beaufort tart.
Confit of duck with vin chaud syrup, gratin dauphinoise, roast garlic aubergine and purée of peas.
V- Stuffed red pepper with sunflower seeds.
Gourmand of raspberry.
Cheese board.
This is a Superior chalet and you will receive the following additional services.
A personalised snow report the week before you travel.
Pre-booked lift passes to your chalet and organised ski hire by our in-resort team.
A warming vin chaud upon arrival.
A fresh fruit bowl throughout your stay.
Complimentary WiFi.
Bath, hand towels and soap with a towel change midweek.
Hairdryer in each chalet.
Pamper yourself with our lovely L'Occitane shower gel and soap in our 5 rated chalets.
TV and DVD player in each chalet.
Room 4 add £5 pp/pn
Room 5 add £4 pp/pn
Room 6 add £7 pp/pn
Room 4 and 6 if extra bed is occupied by an adult deduct £3 pp/pn. If extra bed is occupied by a child aged 2–11yrs they pay half brochure price.
Other supplements may apply. A small resort tax supplement (around £10-£15) is payable per adult on arrival in resort, to your holiday rep.
The prices shown are per person per week and are based on two people sharing a standard room. We can advise on flights, if not included.


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Our guide was very knowledgeable regarding the complex history of Johannesburg, both colonial and recent. We learned much that has bearing on South Africa's current economy and politics.
Excellent . Very Knowledgeable Tour Leader, again No Water Provided
Definitely worth doing. Informative and varied between the different locations. Our guide, remaining in character, was fun and educational. The tour was a real eye-opener on Mandela's life and times. Just do it!
Lots to learn, see about history and educational tour...Plus Tour guide was very friendly, polite, and well known of the places around.
Absolutely amazing tour guide, very informative and funny. We learnt so much on this tour, well worth doing!
Ken C Australia
We received excellent personalised service from Henni who was personable, friendly and likeable.
We received a pleasant surprise when we met him at Hilton Sandton at exactly the specified time. He advised that he was our personal guide for the day, just the 2 of us.
The trip was excellent in terms of timings and coverage. We enjoyed the Soweto visit after Liliesleaf. Yes, we had read the history but until you visit you have no real understanding. Henni added to our trip and perspective with insightful direct commentary. We found the tour of Constitution Hill personally challenging and it is hard to understand these atrocities only 40 plus years ago. We then also enjoyed the visit to the Church and its symbolism. The drive through Johannesburg and the gold Museum and then the visit to the high rise building was worthwhile.
The tour and guide were both excellent and good value. We were staying / visiting with good friends in Sandton but this tour added great detail and exposure to our visit. Can only highly recommend our guide Henni. He was first class as a guide and also in explaining and presenting a balanced view.
A very good decision even for very experienced travellers to use this guide and the tours were first class.
Great tour
Louis S Australia
Great day, great driver/guide recommend it
Very interesting culture and history of the metropolitan area. Hennie is a very knowledgeable tour guide.
great tour ! Our guide was friendly and informative. Morning tour including farm where Mandela plotted and prison where Mandela and Gandhi stayed were standouts.
Lunch in Soweto and visit to city observation tower excellent.
Me and my family really enjoyed this full day tour. Lots of information from a very knowledgable guide and not too rushed despite the many sights visited. Excellent way to see Johannesburg.
This tour was so much more than expected. The guide and driver were extremely knowledgeable about the history of the area and the present day Jo'burg and Soweto, We saw many, many things that we would never have seen unguided, and we felt in very safe hands at all times.
Truly excellent. The guide was superb. Liliesleaf was truly moving and educational - glad this was substituted for the Apartheid museum. A stop at Mandela's house and at the Hector Peterson memorial would have been nice.
A must do for the history, for the myth of Soweto and for South Africa! A very well laid out museum which canot be bypassed if visiting South Africa.
Your engaged and knowledgeable guide made the tour an exciting learning experience we shall never forget.
Cheryl W USA
Phineas was our tour guide and was incredibly generous in sharing his personal and professional perspective on the history of the township and its people. He also made a few side stops for us. Your perspective on life will be changed by a visit to the Apartheid Museum; I had a wonderful and unique appreciation for the meal my husband and I, black Americans, enjoyed at an upscale restaurant in Sandton that evening.
A really excellent trip and well worth the money. The guide was very good. The apartheid museum was very moving. Highlight of the tour however was the lunch in Soweto. Excellent food at very affordable prices.
Susan B United Kingdom
Our guide was amazing. He really made the trip. Having lived in Soweto all his life he had so much knowledge to share. A really positive and uplifting day.
Yanick A USA
Hit all the high points of a Johannesburg tour.
o tour é um pouco caro, mas valeu a pena, ficamos com uma ideia muito precisa sobre a história recente do país. O nosso guia era símpático e prestável.Gostámos especialmente do Sowei e Lillies leaf.Almoçámos num restaurante comum no soweto, buffet com comida tipica sul-africana, não incluido no tour e um pouco caro.
I was a perfect one day trip to get an idea of Joburg. Guide was very knowledgeable. The only caveat was
If lunch was not included, do not take us to a restaurant and say this is where we are eating. The food
Was not bad but terribly expensive for the place. I would have preferred another restaurant.
Good tour but too much time spent in Liliesleaf Farm. Should have undertaken a short walking tour of Soweto and more time taking photos in Jo'burg CBD.
Excellent trip. Very educational.


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Scientific results from Gulf of Mexico Gas Hydrates Joint Industry Project Leg 1 drilling : introduction and overview
Ruppel, Carolyn D.
Boswell, Ray M.
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Citable URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/1912/2615
As publishedhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2008.02.007
KeywordGas hydrate; Hazard; Ocean drilling; Borehole; Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf of Mexico Gas Hydrates Joint Industry Project (JIP) is a consortium of production and service companies and some government agencies formed to address the challenges that gas hydrates pose for deepwater exploration and production. In partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and with scientific assistance from the U.S. Geological Survey and academic partners, the JIP has focused on studies to assess hazards associated with drilling the fine-grained, hydrate-bearing sediments that dominate much of the shallow subseafloor in the deepwater (>500 m) Gulf of Mexico. In preparation for an initial drilling, logging, and coring program, the JIP sponsored a multi-year research effort that included: (a) the development of borehole stability models for hydrate-bearing sediments; (b) exhaustive laboratory measurements of the physical properties of hydrate-bearing sediments; (c) refinement of new techniques for processing industry-standard 3-D seismic data to constrain gas hydrate saturations; and (d) construction of instrumentation to measure the physical properties of sediment cores that had never been removed from in situ hydrostatic pressure conditions. Following review of potential drilling sites, the JIP launched a 35-day expedition in Spring 2005 to acquire well logs and sediment cores at sites in Atwater Valley lease blocks 13/14 and Keathley Canyon lease block 151 in the northern Gulf of Mexico minibasin province. The Keathley Canyon site has a bottom simulating reflection at not, vert, ~ 392 m below the seafloor, while the Atwater Valley location is characterized by seafloor mounds with an underlying upwarped seismic reflection consistent with upward fluid migration and possible shoaling of the base of the gas hydrate stability (BGHS). No gas hydrate was recovered at the drill sites, but logging data, and to some extent cores, suggest the occurrence of gas hydrate in inferred coarser-grained beds and fractures, particularly between 220 and 330 m below the seafloor at the Keathley Canyon site. This paper provides an overview of the results of the initial phases of the JIP work and introduces the 15 papers that make up this special volume on the scientific results related to the 2005 logging and drilling expedition.
This paper is not subject to U.S. copyright. The definitive version was published in Marine and Petroleum Geology 25 (2008): 819-829, doi:10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2008.02.007.
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He said: "Ultimately, this is a larger league. It will involve more teams and it will involve play-offs so there will be a lot more teams involved in promotion and relegation. I think it will drive excitement and will drive interest."
If given the green-light by SFL clubs, the new format could be in place for next season, and Doncaster added: "There is a package of measures in place, which is being discussed at length with the SFL board and with the SFA, and one of those measures is clearly the start for next season."
Asked what the alternative is should the proposals fall through, he said: "It's not been discussed and I don't want to speculate about what the future might hold. We've got a mood for a change, a spirit for change, and we've got consensus within the SPL clubs around a model that can deliver all these positive elements."
Hearts managing director David Southern was also encouraged by Monday's talks, saying: "It was a very good meeting, a very positive meeting and another step in the right direction for Scottish football.
"We do believe it can make the game much more attractive. If we can get further on in the process, we might actually have a bright future in the game in this country. It's going to reinvigorate and refresh the game."
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i think my hormones are finally gearing up to wanting to have sex again (my poor DH has been without for weeks) but even though i really want sex i am really scared to have it or to have an orgasm even though i havent found anything negative about having one, or for having sex unless you have drs orders not to (incompetant cervix, etc). im afraid to have sex and then go to my appt to find the worst nightmare and then i would feel it was my fault for having sex. although it wouldnt be true but thats my unrational fear for the day :(
anyone else scared to have sex?
Leah (28) and Ryan (30), Married 8 Years,
Baby GIRL Raelyn Erin, born 7/17/12, 7 lbs, 15 oz, 20.5 inches long
Angel Baby: Rylan 8/11/11
Yeah I'm scared. But if you see my other posts, I'm scared of everything.
I have days where I want sex, but DH and I are both scared. We'll wait until the 2nd trimester, or until DH asks the doc and gets the okay.
David (5/09) I Molley (7/12)
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Married 15 years. Took us 3 years after our 2 angel babies 5/10 & 9/11 to meet our Rainbow baby Sabrina , aka "Bri" born June 28th, 2012!
yep, both of us are.
age 35
mmc 9wks; DS 2009; mc 6wks; cp; molar pregnancy@12wks; mc Tri21@12wks
currently pregnant due January 2014
We have not had sex since we found out we were PG. Last time I would get some pains after O and what not so we are just hanging in there as best as we can. :) It's totally worth the wait so that's how we can all look at it.
Otherwise, if you haven't had pains before.. and the dr says it's ok.. then by all means don't torture yourselves! But the fact that I've had pains after is enough for me to not try it.
My new deal is the tonight and last night after eating dinner I've vomited from being so overly full.. so now I have to watch how much I eat at any meal!
Tons of babies are born to prostitutes who have tons of rough weird sex ever hour. Our bodies were designed to work and have sex and be human while pregnant. No doctor worth his or her license will disallow sex except under the rarest of circumstances
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Divorced from NPD serial cheater 5/14 by default
Career mama to 2yo with ASD
Divorced from NPD serial cheater 5/14 by default
I won't have sex. DH and I are both scared to!! I don't know why, but it scares us. We tried to once, and it hurt me, so we stopped right away. We tried going at it really slow, and everything, but nope.. never again. LOL... I know exactly how you feel, but maybe you could at least try!
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I am seriously considering putting a set of these on my fixed gear commuter. I currently have a set of flat bars that I cut down to about 48cm, with bar ends. I like them for the most part, but I'm always looking for the possibility of something better. The nashbar bars are 55cm wide, which should still be narrow enough for my liking. Does anybody have any direct experience with them that they could share?
Also what would I need to buy? Just the bars and two rolls of bar tape, right?
Thank you very much