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Hey everybody, so i just met and started seeing a girl that has a ostomy bag. Were both 24. After several extremely painful surgery's; she has had her bag for a little over a year now. She told me this on our first date, and explained to me that she had a bag on her stomach and a piece of her small intestine was sticking out of her stomach. If im being honest, I TRULY do not care. I think shes absolutely beautiful, scars and bag in all. Weve seen each other a few more times, and I like her a lot. Weve had sex a few times now, but shes never let me see her 100% naked. Shes showed me her scars, but i have yet to even see her bag.

I just dont want her to feel weird, worried , embarrassed or self conscious about it at all.

Im hoping the ladies in particular out there can give me some advice? I just want a beautiful women, to feel beautiful.

I know she feels self conscious about all of it. Shes slept over a few times as well, so I feel like these are a good sign, that shes at least, slightly comfortable with me. I just wanna know if there is something I can do to help make her feel more comfortable? Both emotionally and physically. Obviously constant reassurance of how beautiful she is. (I definitely do not, need to lie about that.)  Any do's and do not's? Both in the bedroom and out? Is there anything I can get for my place that would make her feel more comfortable? I did a little bag drain research, and I put some flush-able baby wipes , disinfectant wipes and a squirt bottle with water in it on the back of the toilet, and a mat on the floor in front of the toilet, which did not previously exist, and i put some tums on the counter.
Also, is it too obvious if I do these things? I dont give a bag of shit about her bag of shit, I really dont. How do I convince her of that? I just dont want her to be embarrassed about it, or feel ashamed at all. Ive been trying to do my own research , but all the medical terminology is a tad confusing. Any black belt tips for the kid people? 

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I'm not a female with a stoma. 

But it seems she will have to get comfortable to be able to let you see it. It's only been a year.  Takes awhile to build up confidence to be able to show the bag. You sound like you are doing ok. Just dont push the subject. If she comes around it will be on her terms. If you are OK as you say you are with it. Drop it and keep doing what your doing. 

My wife doesn't care about my appliance. She sees it and has actually changed the thing out herself. 

In other words don't worry about it. It's her decision to bring it up  On her own terms. 

Dude. You've been intimate.  That's a huge step in itself after just a year with it. A giant leap.  

Stay the course. You don't need to see it. No big deal. When we first get one we think it looks weird hangin off our body. I've had mine three years. I don't care if my wife sees it  Or anyone in fact. But I don't parade around in front of others. Just being polite.  Took me awhile to just being comfortable "seeing" it. Now it's just part of me. 

She will get to that point. 

Enjoy what you have now. Your doing ok. 

Richard 

As a female who had a bag last year (altho only temporary), I think it’s great that you educated yourself on ostomies, care, etc. I’m sure she really appreciates how much you care! It’s really endearing to see/hear. 

Mid day all of those things you are doing or plan to do in the bathroom for when she comes over are really nice gestures. Super nice! I always felt comfortable leaving some Imodium at my parents house, since I was married that was the only other place I spent time at. She may not even need that, idk. 

Id let her bring it up or let her address it. She’ll eventually move to being more comfortable with you, I’m sure. But sounds like you guys have connected well and already discussed a lot. Good luck! 

You are doing ALL the right things (A++ on the bathroom amenities)! Don’t push & try not to worry or get involved in “seeing”. Let the relationship continue to evolve with trust & confidence & purity.  Let her have/ keep that piece of privacy (shyness) for now not having you see the ostomy during intimate times so she feels sexy & confident! I had a ileostomy bag temporarily & my husband did see it but only when I needed his help or was having a hard time changing it but we lived together for many years beforehand. I’m so happy or you two!! Keep up the great support. Wishing you both all the best!

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