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There was one kind I took that after a couple months I noticed that there was nothing in the way of sexual desire. I always have had a high sex drive, and there was suddenly "nothing". It's hard to explain past that. I never knew how people could have no libido until then. I switched bc and things went back to normal for me. I hope it can be that easy for you also! Good luck.View Thread

Your body changes over time, your birth control didn't. That makes for the possibility of it being a contributing factor. Have you spoken to your doctor about any of this?
Do you exercise regularly or are you willing to try? Exercise has many benefits and one of those being increased sex drive.
You went to Italy and didn't feel like having sex???? That right there calls for a trip to the doctor!! Lol! Seriously tho, please talk to your doctor. It's not time to give up.View Thread


If you want to text him go ahead. Just be blunt and be prepared for his answer. It's very rude when people do this sort of thing to others. It really just shows their maturity level.
Sorry again. Please try to keep your head up and move on. You definitely deserve better.View Thread

I'm trying to think of helpful ideas, but all of them end with me thinking of what it's like to have my libido be gone. It's one thing to not be in the mood, but not having your libido is quite another. Maybe someone else will have suggestions for you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.View Thread

Have you been on birth control? I know when I was on a certain kind it killed my libido and I immediately asked to be switched. Problem solved.
This is not something you should be embarrassed to talk to your doctor about at all. If you can't talk to them about this what can you talk to them about?? You either need to get past that feeling or go to a different clinic.
Good luckView Thread

Stop thinking about peeing too. Put a towel under you and accept in your mind that you'll let it out - pee or no pee - cuz truth is it's probably female ejaculation and it's gonna feel awesome! Good luckView Thread

Second, is that you've been with him for 3 months. Given that information and what he's asking of you I can conclude that you two have a purely sexual relationship, and he is using you to perform acts that he wouldn't ask of someone he cared about or that he saw a future with.
If you agree with a solely sexually based relationship and are experimenting just remember YOU are the one that has to live with the things you do. Not anyone else. And you can count on other people finding out about this happening.
As far as safety, my thought is that when scientists have tested bathroom surfaces they always find feces on countertops and the such supposedly from the toilet being flushed. That coupled with the relationship between smell and taste, it's not a place I would want to be in.
You definitely don't want a bad experience to haunt you and forever relate blowjobs to poop.
Something to remember: when you're in a relationship with someone that you're going to be with for the rest of your life it's ok to wait on certain sexual fantasies. If you have your whole life together ahead of you you might want to keep some fresh ideas in the bag. or not.
I just don't believe AT ALL that a man that respects and cares for you would ask such a thing from you. It seems like he's trying to see what all he can get you to do. And if it was a true deep down fantasy that he wanted from someone he loved and trusted then it would most likely not come to light at 3 months into the relationship. He would more likely be scared to ask this of someone he really cared for.
I guess what I'm getting at in this ramble is if you believe he'll love you for doing this for him, you should leave the relationship! If you're doing it because you have exciting sexual chemistry and are doing all the taboo fun things you can think of, no biggie... just remember YOU have to live with whatever YOU do.View Thread

My advice for her to leave him was not based "solely on that one aspect". When I posted my initial reply I was angry that she was wanting to go to such an extreme. Me telling her to leave him was based on the fact that he makes her feel like a freak to the point that she wants to take DRUGS to alter who she is to suit this ideal of who he thinks she should be. That is very unhealthy, and I would suggest to anyone to leave a relationship (even if temporarily) if they were wanting to go to those extremes.
And why is it you believe his love or time invested is more important than her well being? She obviously has invested the same amount of time into the relationship, and taken the love card a bit too far.
You also say "relationships are not about sex", maybe they aren't 'entirely' about sex but they are about sex. You can't just discount sex entirely. Whether it's nice or not, the truth is that a mismatched libido does tend to be a driving factor in broken relationships. I'm sure it's not the only factor.
And having a matched libido doesn't mean people have to be perfectly in sync with one another at all times either.
I don't see how you believe this woman is expecting her man to "bend their knee and bow their head to you" (or me if that's who you're directing that towards).
You should probably try taking up a sport or going to the gym to help alleviate your personal sexual dysfunction instead of randomly attacking strangers on the internet.
Good luck to you.
-- SimpletonView Thread

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