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    Monday, October 23, 2006


    Slave 4 Love


    Hopeless Gal asked...
    Miss Love, I have been struggling and living in pain for almost a year because I love this guy. My parents objects to our relationship, so do our friends because of our religious differences - I'm a chines and he's a
    Malay. He is indifferent towards me and he reminds me constantly that he has an “unfinished business” with his ex. He throws tantrum and breaks his promises.

    He asked for my hands but we broke up once because he still lingered over his ex. The second time was over his ex again. Now even with his promise to love me more, I just don’t see it coming. I feel pain and disappointment that lasts from the moment I wake up till the minute I sleep.

    Why don’t I let him go? Why do I keep holding onto him? Is it my stubbornness or the fact I do not want to lose to his past? I have worked hard to change him to a slight beter person? Is it because I cannot stand the fact that he is good at getting back at me and I am easily manipulated? Is it my self- esteem?

    I asked for reassurances and I told him that I hoped he could at least greet me or ask me how my day went. His reply was, “I’m not that kind of person, and when I am not like that, how am I suppose to give you

    I no longer want to beg for his love. At this point I asked myself am I wanting too much or hoping for too much or giving out a lot? All I want is some respect and appreciation. I know I really love him but I do not want to be in this tormenting pain anymore.

    Miss Love, could you please advise me, how to be stronger emotionally and emotionally. If I were to leave, how can I live strong and graceful, not allowing him to rub salt on my wound anymore? How do I salvage my pride and dignity in this sticky situation?

    Thank you and God bless.



    Miss Love said...
    What I find amazing and absolutely refreshing is your honesty with yourself. It is rare to find someone so young and yet so able to express your thoughts, albeit you are feeling emotional strain at the moment.

    You have the answer and I guess you only want me to reaffirm what you have already decided in your mind. All healthy relationships are based on mutual trust and respect. You can give him the ultimatum to finish off whatever unfinished business he has but honestly, in your position, I would not bother. I would just break the relationship because you can find someone more worthy of your devotion.

    A man who is unable to treat you with respect, greet you with love each time he sees you do not deserve your loyalty and love. You try to be your best and you give your partner the best of you – that’s what being in love is about. I think the “it is not my personality, so how can I give you?” excuse is not acceptable. One greets and talks to his partner enthusiastically when one is in love. It is not a personality thing. It is whether you love the person or not thing.

    At the end of the day, you have to decide whether you want to let go or not. Or rather, ask your inner self whether you are willing to spend the rest of your life in your current situation, feeling the way that you do. You have mentioned that you lack self-esteem and that will only get worse over time. Your low self-esteem will not only affect you but the children you will bear with this man – which is not a good thing. Base your decision on logic and rational, rather than emotions and pride.

    Life should be interesting and fun with the person you love and if you cannot achieve it with this man, you should cut your loses and move on. You might not want to make the cut but you will consciously do it because it is the proper thing to do. Physical separation comes first, then deal with your emotional separation. Fill the void that you feel in your heart with meaningful activities.

    Take this as a great time to learn about yourself. Do not jump into another relationship for the convenience of it. Train yourself to explore your strengths and weaknesses. Be honest with yourself. Learn new skills, have fun and find new friends. This is the greatest opportunity for you to do so. And you will find that you are a much happier person 6 months down the line.

    Trust me, I’ve walked that road. Good luck, babe and write to me whenever.



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    Friday, October 06, 2006

    Pregnant On First Day Of Period?



    Bloody Joe asked...
    Dear Miss Love,
    I had a great time last night. Good club, nice music and excellent friends. I was introduced to this girl and to cut a long story short, we ended up at my place. Just when we were about to do it, she told me she was having her period. I told her I have no issues with that (as my raging member down there would agree). We soon got into action, with a condom of course. It was mind-blowing! ...while she was removing the condom from my member, she noticed the teat was leaking.

    My mojo was leaking out from the condom! It was not a pretty sight. Blood and my love juice all over my balls. My question to you is, is there a chance that she would get pregnant? I am really worried as I think it is very likely that some of my sperm leaked into her. She told me it was the first day of her period. I read somewhere that sperms are able to survive inside a woman for many days.

    Please advice.



    Miss Love said...
    Dear Bloody Joe,

    The answer is NO. A woman's fertile period is day 14 in her cycle with her 1st day of period being the 1st.

    Some sperms might survive up to 5 days in the uterus. But even with the given plus minus 3 days on each side, she is still unlikely to be pregnant. Do not celebrate this by going out and hammering another lady friend though. Both of you should get to a clinic for an STD test soonest.

    I cannot over emphasize the importance of using a condom properly. There is a step by step guide in all condoms. Remember to read before you slip =)




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    Sunday, September 24, 2006

    Pregnant While On The Pill?



    Some Happyfied Girl asked...
    Hiya,

    Just want to mention I'm supporting 101% for your Ask Miss Love site. Just plain cool!

    By the way, I have this question going through my mind lately as my friends kinda mention it. So, if let's say, I'm on the pill, never missed one before, never had diarhoea or vomit, had intercourse with condom, is there any chance of positive pregnancy? I'm just wondering coz i'm feeling bloaty sometimes on the pill.

    Thanks.



    Miss Love said...
    Hi there Happyfied,

    Thank you for supporting Ask Miss Love. I hope it will gather momentum as the pages get filled with stories and solutions.

    As for your question, here are the answers:

    You should still use protection (that is, the condom) if you just started on the pill. This is because the Pill takes some time before being effective. Please consult your ob-gyn for the specific number of days.

    If you are using the condom effectively (meaning, you place it on the penis BEFORE INSERTING INTO THE VAGINA, not on your thumb or ear or whatever - I have heard jokes abt this, so just mentioning as precautionary measure) and the condom was not broken through the intercourse session, there is no reason to suspect that you are pregnant.

    A common misconception is that you can have sex w/o a condom UNTIL THE GUY WANTS TO CUM. Now that is absolutely untrue and most certainly result in pregnancies in some "unlucky" cases. Sperm is found in semen, which releases itself in very small quantities while having intercourse. Think of this like the male version of lubrication.

    My advice when it comes to the Pill is, it is meant for committed long term partners. One night stands, flings, drunken sex etc should always ALWAYS use condom because you can and will catch sexual transmitted diseases without using a condom.

    I think your bloaty feeling is normal and is hormonally related. Could be water retention or gas. Do ask your GP abt it, if the bloaty feeling bugs you a lot.

    Hope that helps!



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    Sunday, August 27, 2006

    Heart To Heart



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    Saturday, August 26, 2006

    Counselling & Help



    Women Issues & Counselling

    • All Women Action's Society
      Provides both telephone and face-to-face counselling services free of charge. The cases we handle include domestic violence, rape, sexual harassment, child abuse, workplace concerns, unwed mothers, relationship problems, and family matters. Click here for more info.


    • The Women's Aid Organisation (WAO)
      An independent, non-religious, non-governmental organisation based in Malaysia, committed to confronting violence against women. WAO opened Malaysia's first Women's Refuge, providing shelter, counseling and child support to battered women.

      It offers telephone counselling at 03-79563488.




    Sex & Pregnancy
    • Good Samaritan Inn (GSI)
      Provides a loving environment for abused women, unwed mothers, and young girls with problems, but nowhere to turn to for help. Click here for more info.


    • Or call +603-3372 2289 / +6012 227 2289 for counselling and help.




    Depressed & suicidal
    • Befrienders
      Gives emotional support to people when they are suicidal. The centers also alleviate misery, loneliness, despair and depression. Click here
    • to find a Befriender Center near you.

      Or call 03-7956 8144 / 03-7956 8145 for counselling and help.



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