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erectile dysfunction, etc. as if all these issues just started with our generation? All I remember my grandparents complaining about was arthritis, rheumatism, shingles and age spots.

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i think its a good thing u can talk about all this now.back when every thing was “hush-hush”,i’m sure people who had these various difficulties felt very alone,as if they were the only one.i remnember when my grandparents would literally whisper the word “cancer”,like it was some shameful,secret thing to be kept hidden.i’m sure this secrecy made people who had it feel like pariahs,since it could not be mentioned above a whisper!today,people see cancer survivors jogging to raise money for research,and we view these people as wonderful examples of survival and hope.so much better than the old days.sure,some of the maladies are a bit squidgy-tampon ads,condom ads and so on-but-these items are part of life,too.better to face it and normalize it,than deny the need for them.my grandmother was told nothing by her parents or school about menstruation,and had never heard of it.consequently,she spent several sad,lonely months as a young teen,dealing with the “sure knowledge” that she had some “fatal illness”,and would eventually bleed to death!she finally admitted it to her older sister,asking her to keep the knowledge of her impending demise from her parents,lest they suffer! whether its teen stuff or middle age stuff,best to be open ,even if it is sometimes embarassing to be so.
by: adam h
on: 22nd April 10