Maybe I’m gay, but I’ve never wanted a bone a woman so bad it got in the way of living my life.
Just jack it and move on bro. It’s not that hard.
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Maybe I’m gay, but I’ve never wanted a bone a woman so bad it got in the way of living my life.
Just jack it and move on bro. It’s not that hard.
> be me > female, hungry, 15 > only like tasty food > can't cook any tasty foods > take pills to induce satiation
Well you don’t die of sexual dissatisfaction, so there’s at least one key difference
You’re correct, I don’t die of sexual dissatisfaction.
But more to the point, the sense of hunger, horniness, co2 poisoning, desire for human companionship, etc. are fundamental human experiences that drive our behaviors. Their absence is noticed in more ways than might immediately be apparent. Anon’s tenuous relationship with showering, for instance, might be completely severed in the absence of a sex drive.
What pills would even do that? I know that anti-depressants can have that effect, but it’s usually temporary (i.e. the libido-suppressing effect subsides after taking them for about half a year).
I only know a few use cases of chemical castration and now I’m convinced they use “pretty” to mean “underaged”. Yikes.
Thanks. Those side effects definitely make anon sound like a dumbass.
I’ve never heard of this effect being usually temporary.
If it doesn’t subside in a few weeks it often requires additional medication to solve and to my knowledge, for most people, lasts for as long as you take it
SSRIs (depression and anxiety meds) can cause decreased libido as a side effect
Saltpeter pills for sure.
Seems to be a myth. Does explain where OOP might have gotten the idea, though.
Lions mane tend to decrease/kill libedo as a side effect.
what
False: anon doesn’t have the insurance to get a prescription to kill his libido.
notreallyhere@lemmy.world 57 minutes ago
huh?