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Q: Whats Going to Happen From Here
asked by: Running on December 10th, 2007
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Allright well this is a little hard to say, but ive been jerkin and smoking weed for 3 years stright now. Unexpectedly i lost my fire. I am a queer now and i can't fiqure out why. I stoped jerkin to once a week and smoke marijuana every other day yet i am still talkin like a girl and look like one too. I am 16 years old and in need of some good advice before i jump in front of a bus. THis is a serious issue for me and my final question is. Did i let it flow to long where i will never get my fire or did i not wait long enough.
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Running
replied on December 10th, 2007
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so what your saying is my symtoms arn't perminit
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Running
replied on December 10th, 2007
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feeling better isn't what i am going for. i want to know if i will get my fire back
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CarolDiane
replied on December 11th, 2007
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Many times a child is born with a little to much of the other gene. Whether it be testostrone or estrogen. Only you can decide what you want to do about your future. If by (fire) you mean your sex drive, well that you would have to talk to you doc about. Maybe they can test your testostrone level or something. I just wish you had made your topic post a little clearer so we could help better.
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Georgia59
replied on December 11th, 2007
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Can you explain your situation more clearly?

First I would suggest to stop smoking, that is not helping at all.

And you're only 16, you could still be going through puberty. If you think there is something really wrong, you should see your doc and get your hormone levels checked like Carrie suggested.
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