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I’m wondering if anyone here has experienced something similar. Before I was abused, I never had homosexual feelings, but afterwards I started having them.

I’m not saying CSA causes homosexuality or that this is what happens to everyone. I’m only talking about my own experience and wondering if anyone else has gone through something similar.

And before anyone assumes it’s denial , it’s not. I’ve thought about this a lot, and I’m not trying to convince myself of anything. I’m genuinely trying to understand why these feelings appeared after the abuse when they weren’t there before.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Hi! I'm a medical student currently studying outside Cyprus and I'm considering transferring after my second year. I'm looking at Near East University, Eastern Mediterranean University, and University of Kyrenia, specifically their English Medicine programs.

I'd really appreciate opinions from current or former students, especially about:

• Is the Medicine program actually taught in English in practice, or do professors sometimes teach in Turkish?
• How good is the medical teaching, especially basic sciences?
• How are the clinical rotations? Which hospitals do you rotate through, and do students get good patient exposure and hands-on experience?
• How are the professors and administration?
• How easy is it to get involved in research?
• For anyone who transferred from another medical school, how was the transfer/credit evaluation?

I'm especially interested in honest experiences, both good and bad. Thank you!