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Being a person with diabetes and involved in a sexual relationship means:
Hiding your diabetes at all costs.
 
Keeping snacks by the bed but your diabetes to yourself.
 
Keeping your partner on a need-to-know basis.
 
Baring your diabetes soul (then everything else).
 
Something else entirely.
 

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