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Tamara, welcome to the program. Thank you so much for you. You're welcome.

This is a bucket, bucket list item for me to talk to you, so I'm thrilled.

Thank you and how can I help? My question for you today is I'm 41 years old and I have

gone pretty great. I would say I'm more than 50 percent naturally gray, almost white.

And I've been coloring my hair. I'm a hair stylist. I've been coloring my hair for over 10 years

to cover the gray. And my question for you is would it be okay or a good idea for me to let it go?

Gray. Why are you asking a therapist this? Because I'm in a marriage and I want to stay

attractive to my husband. Well, then I guess he's the one to ask. Am I going to be less attractive to you

if I let my hair go white? Ask him. Why would you not have asked him? Oh, you have asked. So,

what did he say? He said, yeah, I guess so. You know, when he's in the middle of an orgasm,

Madame, when he's in the middle of an orgasm with you, the color of the hair on your head matters

nothing when he's getting hugged by you, when he's getting complimented by you, when he's getting

affection from you, when he's getting attention from you, the color of your hair doesn't matter to him.

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