That "complex" thing is why it's taken 20 years longer than male ED drugs to get approved.
On the one hand, it could make your job more interesting, but on the other hand, if wives start to get frisky, their husbands may not stray to your arms.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
I tried a Viagra once and it didn't do anything. I'm pretty skeptical bc women's arousal is a little more complex than just "blood flow"
Affects neurotransmitters dopamine and serotonin in ways the increase female sexual arousal. I am no expert, but I would rather confine playing with that to 420.
I have always avoided so-called Vitamin V because a friend of mine took that in combo with blow. He isn't here anymore... he was 27.
Many psychological drugs affects the brain. This purported to be chemical imbalance in the brain.
That "complex" thing is why it's taken 20 years longer than male ED drugs to get approved.
Well, for one thing, ED is NOW a recognized medical condition....I am surprised the FDA approved this since being frigid isn't, unless it's one of those recent additions to the mental health disorders like "panic attacks". The actual indication is "hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women". What a crock, but the pharmaceutical companies have been creating disorders that need to be treated with drugs for decades.
That "complex" thing is why it's taken 20 years longer than male ED drugs to get approved.
Women are just so complicated.
Im not a doctor, but I think female sexual dysfunction in young women is more of a mental issue than physical. I guess that's why this drug is a brain altering chemical like someone mentioned. Sounds to me like an anti-depressant type of drug...
I wonder what the side effects are... Suicidal thoughts?! Insomnia?! Low blood pressure!? Weight gain?! Hair growth?! The cures are sometimes worse than the problem.... If a lady resents her husband, or feels unattractive, or even the environment is too noisy or distracting for her to relax, that could be why she can't gets arroused or achieve orgasm....
During my last session, I was very close to climaxing but then a song came on pandora that I really didn't like. And it distracted me and I couldn't get there. It's such a delicate, complicated issue for women...
I love it when a lady tries to get a second pop out of me but they fail more often than not. I can usually perform very well once the little guy gets some blood flow going but he is very quirky once he's done the deed once.
I've had some ladies give it their best effort to no avail but then anther might do something unexpected like nibble on my ear, lightly tickle the boys, brush my thigh with fingernails, ... Then it's off to the races! But somehow, if I have to tell her what to do, it just doesn't work out.
So, yea, men (at least me) can be funny that way too.
Thrilling. Females don't need sex pills!
Women dont have to be aroused or erect to perform
Estrogen is the answer not that crap that the FDA approves but will cause all types of hell to your body... And then make you crazy to the point that no guy is going to want to be anywhere near you! Yeah , no thanks !
Hookers can "perform" with a bottle of lube and cash as the incentive and the means.
A woman who is in a relationship, not a paid one, might just want to feel that arousal and not rely on suffering through sex with lube and the hope the guy gets off before her pussy gives out.
I have no wonder why some women dislike sex if you are the part of the equation...you have no fucking clue.
Without that arousal/desire there is no sex that is pleasurable for women...just ask a hooker with some guy she would not fuck for free with someones elses pussy. It is going through the motions and faking it.
I'm pretty sure it will start that there zombie apocalypse too ...
Women dont have to be aroused or erect to perform
Estrogen is the answer not that crap that the FDA approves but will cause all types of hell to your body... And then make you crazy to the point that no guy is going to want to be anywhere near you! Yeah , no thanks !
Firstly, it is only for post-menopausal women, and the effects don't seem to be all that dramatic:
Nothing on this planet will stop men from seeking out some "strange". Not AIDS, not Ashley Madison being hacked, not the settlement from the court if they get busted by their wives. I say "bring on the pill!" Maybe we can get more couples business 