FabSwingers.com forum: Psoriosis

By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Hi there peeps, I saw a thread about looks and wondered whether people would be put off of meeting someone who has psoriosis on their body?. I have had so for some time and am being treated for it. I am lucky enough to have a regular guy for fun who has always treated me with respect. We are looking at maybe introducing single females or couples into the mix. I am also a BBW so get stick for that sometimes. My question is, would you be put off with it or can you look past it and see the real me?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not at all, I have dermatitis on my elbows and get it on my eye lids, no ones ever mentioned it to me.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

I have had the occasional comment but dont let tonget to me as there is nothing I can do. Thanks for your reply xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Not at all, I have dermatitis on my elbows and get it on my eye lids, no ones ever mentioned it to me. "

Can't see it being a problem for most, I get eczema on my eyelids and my lady garden...and you can imagine how dodgy thay looks! Never met anyone that had a problem with it, when it has been visible, though

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No would never put us off a meet, ive suffered with psorosis really bad,i had the eeewww/ nasty comments about it,but its only over active skin growth ,your not contiguous its others ignorance of the condition and small mindedness that makes sufferers over conscious and feel insecure about themselves. Chin up chick . N xxx

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"No would never put us off a meet, ive suffered with psorosis really bad,i had the eeewww/ nasty comments about it,but its only over active skin growth ,your not contiguous its others ignorance of the condition and small mindedness that makes sufferers over conscious and feel insecure about themselves. Chin up chick . N xxx"

Thanks hunni. Am lucky tjat my FB has nevet seen it as a problem. People sometimes do the whole yuk thing but hey, their loss. Xx

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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago

Shrewsbury

No I have it and no one's complained

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By *he Devils Daughter!Woman
over a year ago

some where in yorkshire

I have it quite bad n it makes me so embarrassed n anxious when meeting someone new n I’m always up front n tell them about it beforehand I can honestly say it’s never put any of my meets off n my fb has never mentioned it once in all the time I’ve been seeing him .... I feel for anyone else that suffers from this god awful skin disease n wish there was a over night cure for it!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mildred has some small patches of eczema and I used to have psoriasis for many years.

Several years ago I had a major attack my whole body was covered in a rash. It lasted for 3 wks with a specialist trying various treatments all failed then it just went as quick as it came. Since then I haven't has a single patch anywhere other than the occasional bit on the back of my ear lobe.

For most it's unsightly and most think the worst about it that's human nature. For many educating others is the way to go explain your situation before a meet tell them what psoriasis is then let them decide for themselves.

It's only overactive skin cells trying to grow before the existing ones are ready to leave.

For us it wouldn't put us off

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

I've had severe psoriasis but not had anyone mention it

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

"I have it quite bad n it makes me so embarrassed n anxious when meeting someone new n I’m always up front n tell them about it beforehand I can honestly say it’s never put any of my meets off n my fb has never mentioned it once in all the time I’ve been seeing him .... I feel for anyone else that suffers from this god awful skin disease n wish there was a over night cure for it! "

I am now trying a new foam that has come on the market due to the length of time I have had it. I get embarrassed, especially as it is on my face.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

" Mildred has some small patches of eczema and I used to have psoriasis for many years.

It's only overactive skin cells trying to grow before the existing ones are ready to leave.

For us it wouldn't put us off "

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By *lymanMan
over a year ago

PLYMOUTH

"Hi there peeps, I saw a thread about looks and wondered whether people would be put off of meeting someone who has psoriosis on their body?. I have had so for some time and am being treated for it. I am lucky enough to have a regular guy for fun who has always treated me with respect. We are looking at maybe introducing single females or couples into the mix. I am also a BBW so get stick for that sometimes. My question is, would you be put off with it or can you look past it and see the real me?

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In a nut shell no and no i have some patches on my legs totally understand how it makes you feel but look past such things x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not at all. I (Him) had it real bad when it first came on about 4 years ago. I could deal with the site of it but the itching was torture and I was eating anti-histamine like smarties, luckily I had sunbed treatment on the NHS which cleared it all up for a year. I just have a few small patches on my knees and elbows now.

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