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Anyone on there?!?! 

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I am not, but it has been discussed on several other threads. 

 

https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/104950-did-anyone-see-fridays-ellen-show/

 

I think it's a great idea. 

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I agree. Some people are lucky to have a partner who gets it, but some people have a really tough time with significant others. I'm so glad I was already in a relationship when I was diagnosed. I think gluten free dating sounds very difficult! Lol. It just seems awkward…"I want to kiss you…" 

 

"Hang on a second, I'm going to need you to floss and brush. Is that mouthwash gluten free? Okay, great. Okay. I'm ready."

 

Moment lost. Sigh.  :D

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Ha ha! Non-dangerous kisses FTW.

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Were I single and looking, I would totally consider it! At least I know the guy would get it, like really get it and I wouldn't be an anxious mes trying to tell him about my gluten "issues".

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Haha i totally signed up

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It's so funny that at 11 my dd is already worrying about if she will meet someone with celiac or if someone without it will understand.  

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WestCoastGirl Apprentice
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It's so funny that at 11 my dd is already worrying about if she will meet someone with celiac or if someone without it will understand.  

 

Aw, the poor little dear.

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