Yes... its a shame that the pharma industry is allowed to make 'addicts' out of so many people. Back in the 70's and 80's, the drug of choice was Haldol. Given in very small does, a person resembled a zombie. Today, all of the aforementioned are derivatives of Haldol and supposedly without the side effects. Thanks for pointing these out as having this impact. If you read this, tell your friends, SOs and clients to not take meds unless a last resort. The AMA, the Docs, and Pharma are all out to make us junkies. If you look strictly the corporate finance of the the top 6 companies, it will blow you away that billions are being spent on R&D (some good) and this represents only a fraction of % of sales to the public.
Is that the same as a man's willie getting limp? What do you think ladies and gentlemen?
non-excited, hormonal, dehydration...
this is WHY they make lube.
Great stuff!
Use it, use lots of it, have fun!
Happy pills, prozac, Wellbutrin, you name it. Rare to find somone not on these anymore.
(either as sellers or buyers) who use antidepressants is higher than the percentage of those outside the business who do?
containing antihistimines are also a major contributor to vaginal dryness. It's a catch 22 for me, since I'm severely allergic to the cottonwood which floats around here in Chicago.
Yes... its a shame that the pharma industry is allowed to make 'addicts' out of so many people. Back in the 70's and 80's, the drug of choice was Haldol. Given in very small does, a person resembled a zombie. Today, all of the aforementioned are derivatives of Haldol and supposedly without the side effects. Thanks for pointing these out as having this impact. If you read this, tell your friends, SOs and clients to not take meds unless a last resort. The AMA, the Docs, and Pharma are all out to make us junkies. If you look strictly the corporate finance of the the top 6 companies, it will blow you away that billions are being spent on R&D (some good) and this represents only a fraction of % of sales to the public.
I take Paxil but it doesnt keep me from getting hard. It does however make it take more stimulation to orgasm. I take it for depression . When I asked the doctor as to what was meant by "Certin sexual side effects" he told me that many antidepression drugs are also used to treat permature ejaculation. At first this just added to the depression. I mean I never had that problem and for a while I figured this was going to ruin sex for me if I could never get off. After one change of meds I found Paxil is tolerated very well by me . Depression itself can be a cause for sexual disfunction and after a short time of treatment I'm ready to get back to see a few of my favorites.
Is the assertation here that these drugs dry up the ladies? I can speak from personal experience that's not ALWAYS the case. I dated a young lady who regularly took Prozac and let me tell you, that certainly wasn't a problem with her.
Not sure if off topic but found that of agency women I've seen 90% needed lube but the indies I've been with have never needed lube. This is a sampling of about 15 women in each group. So, the question in my mind is do indies enjoy the encounters more and thus get very excited and wet while agency women just go through the motions to get paid and "real sex" to them is with boyfriend or SO.
...agency providers...I think. Could make a difference if you have to wash more than 3 times.