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Deliate (slightly...mostly..adult Question)


snowcoveredheart

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snowcoveredheart Apprentice

ok,

so i have a new bloke (yeahy!)...but of course hes not gluten-free and dairy free (booh...) .. although he is learning bless him (awww).... so the delictae question *cough*... involves overthinking im sure...but.. HOW far does the gluten-free have to go?... I mean.. i dnt wear makeup thats not gluten-free in case some gets in my mouth.. should i be considering the *cough* certain *cough* considerations with a non gluten-free bloke...


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Don't worry - it's already been discussed at length here!

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snowcoveredheart Apprentice

thank you! your a star....

thats quite amusing...but very helpful *grins*

SunnyDyRain Enthusiast

Thanks! I've been wondering about this stuff scince I was dx'd. I know I have an reaction to it, but was worried it was gluten.

I'm good to go now, and my boyfriend thanks you!

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