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Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011 | Permalink
As a fellow teenager myself, I am doing everything I can within my power and mental capacity to think of constructive, creative, bona fide but yet practical solutions to help solve the problem of sexual activity among lost and wayward teenagers. Hence, I believe that Pharmaceutical Companies should begin undertaking a tedious, controversial, but yet very rewarding task in inventing a pill that would decrease teenage sex drive. This pill would be like Viagra or Levitra but instead would have the opposite effects. It would be able to be taken with any kind of food or drink and would even have the enhanced capability of being crushed into power; which would come in handy for the teenager’s parents to slip into their drinks in the event of refusal. In addition, this new and revolutionary magic pill would benefit society and motivate teenagers to contribute to it more in more productive and contributory ways; economically, financially, and socially.
So, Should Pharmaceutical Companies invent a pill that decreases Teenage Sex Drive?
Answer:
As I have already said SSRI’s have this effect but are not used for this purpose. If you don’t want sex then don’t have but you have no idea what your missing out on.
Why would you deprive others of pleasure?
Not to mention that suppressing teenage sex hormones would stop developmental progression so everyone would remain looking like children and have child physiology.
No one would be able to have children and the human race would die out!
Is this what you want?
Look at the science you are proposing and you will see that this would be detrimental to us all.
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Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011 | Permalink
My boyfriend had a vasectomy done around 7 years ago….he just recently got divorced and has been with me for a few months now…..he says that he has had this problem after he got the vasectomy done….his ex-wife is a heavy woman and he said that she didn’t turn him on and I am the total opposite of her, I am very tiny and petite… he says that he is extremely turned on by me and I pleasure him in the bedroom….his penis is just not staying hard….he says that it is not me in any way…..he went to his doctor and he prescribe Levitra and it didn’t help much…the doctor also done some blood work on him and everything came back ok….I was thinking maybe something was wrong with his prostate but those tests came back ok as well…..now we are just bum fuzzled….he runs an end loader at work and I wonder maybe if the banging all the time on his genital area might have something to do with this problem…..maybe a blockage…I am not sure…..has anyone else ever had this problem and if so what did you do about it??? I wonder maybe if it’s stress and not enough rest….any advice and answers would be greatly appreciated thanks…….please no smart comments…this is serious….
prostate test, sugar test, high cholesterol test and high blood pressure test all came back normal..nothing wrong there…….
Answer:
Vasectomy can cause erectile issues in several ways:
1) If the man has pain with sex or after sex (present in at least 5% of vasectomized men), then it can cause erectile dysfunction as sex gets associated with pain…
2) Vasectomy causes testicular damage and fibrosis (scarring to the interstitium of the testes) and this can affect testosterone levels. Most doctors just test total testosterone levels, but you need to also check “free” testosterone levels. If total testosterone is less than 400, or free T is less than 10, it can be associated with erectile dysfunction and may require the use of testosterone gels. The level that is associated with erectile issues varies from man to man.
3) Vasectomy can cause decrease in ejaculate volume, decrease in ejaculate expulsion, and decrease in orgasmic sensation and these can lead to sex being less fun, which can lead to erectile dysfunction as sex is then not worth the effort.
Ask him about pain and/or other sexual side effects of vasectomy. Get his total and free testosterone levels checked.
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Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011 | Permalink
She smokes so she tells me that her doctor says taking the birth control pill is double the cancer risk. I told her that one of my ex GFs used a diaphragm. She said that is like wearing a cap over your uterus and it is a hard cap that is uncomfortable and an awkward feeling during intercourse. She said she could get an IUD but she and I want to have kids after we get married within the next 12 months and she thinks its a pain to install and remove in that short a time span.
I have been using condoms as the only acceptable contraceptive method that my girlfriend accepts and trusts. I have even looked into getting a male birth control pill and she rolled her eyes at that and said she doesn’t trust it.
I have erectile dysfunction sometimes and I take Levitra for that. I find that the time I have to take to put a condom on takes away from the passion of the moment. My girlfriend has caught me having unprotected sex with her and freaks out. Last night, we did it a few times with condoms and once unprotected. She really liked the last time we did it and I thought she would ask me if I was wearing a condom. Without that stupid rubber on, I was getting much more erect and my girlfriend enjoyed the sex more. I also have problems ejaculating inside her so I am not sure if she could get pregnant with what we did.
Can a woman get pregnant from a man who has unprotected sex with her and he does not ejaculate inside her? When I am ready to finish myself off, I pull out and masturbate. I am not a doctor but I would think the sperm has to shoot up her tubes to fertilize her eggs in order for her to get pregnant. Women are not rabbits.
I lost my virginity 20 years ago and I was in a marriage in which my wife was sick all the time and we rarely had sex. My girlfriend and I are in our 40s.
We want to get married next year, in 12 months and plan to have children. We are dating right now and although I would marry her now if she got pregnant it would be better to wait and use contraception for a year until we are married.
As long as I remove my penis from her vagina before I ejaculate, is my girlfriend safe from getting pregnant? Can small amounts of sperm get into her reproductive system while we are having intercourse. through my male lubrication in my penis, that could cause her to become pregnant?
My girlfriend is afraid to use spermicides? The warning labels caution that the foam may irritate and sting the vaginal tissues and that warning freaks her out. Are there any mild spermicides for women with sensitive skin?
Answer:
The withdrawal method is not fool proof as she can get pregnant from pre cum and personally I kind of think it ruins the moment in a loving relationship. I have smoked for 20 years unfortunately and been on and off the pill for 16 but if she’s worried about this then it’s her choice. Maybe she could look into the depo injection, one small jab every 3 months or maybe the patch (which I personally know very little about but it worth investigating). I think the best thing you can do is go to the family planning clinic or doctor and talk through different options
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Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011 | Permalink
Hi, im 23, heavy weight large build bout 240 and I have dealt with an ED issue for about 6 months or so, since early February, but never was stricken by ED before then. Ive determined my issues is due to stress and blood pressure. tried the usual stuff, male enhancers, cock rings KY, etc, but yet to get medical help for stress. Romance and sexual activity and sex in general is great, we’re happy, but stress is still an issue till i get help and id like to get it up easier.
I just bought a bottle of KY 2 in 1 tingling formula, now heres my question, will it help achieve an erection easier??? either way it is useful for the other stuff, so it wasnt a complete waste of money.
I have an interest in obtaining Cialis or Levitra, but
Also, any suggestion to help are appreciated and suggestions on going about lowering stress and blood pressure too
Thanks
Answer:
The best way to take care of yourself is to see your doctor. He/she will tell you you need to lose weight in order to lower your blood pressure. He/she may also give you some BP med’s to help expedite the process. Until you get the rest of your problems fixed, chances are your doctor won’t give you any ED medications (which can have adverse effects on the human body under less-than-ideal circumstances such as yours).
As for the KY…well, it might work. Or it may just take a little extra attention in getting Willie working. You say sex is great, which indicates to me that you DO have sex…you’re just got getting up as quickly as you’d like. Maybe your woman can help this process along? Maybe a bit of porn together??
I seriously suggest you start with your doctor though….
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Monday, August 22nd, 2011 | Permalink
I’m 18, currently a virgin, but I want to lose my virginity. I have had many opportunities to lose it, but when I’m in the heat of the moment, my penis doesn’t get erect and I have no feeling that my body wants to have sex, when my mind says that it wants to. I’ve went to the doctor about my erectile dysfunction, so he gave me some samples of Levitra and Viagra, and sent me to a clinic to get some blood tests done, and all came back negative. As a virgin, you would think that your penis would get hard over everything, but I can’t get erect without the Viagra. How do I increase the male libido and overcome the erectile dysfunction?
Answer:
You can try a supplement like Mojo Risen from http://www.mojorisen.com/. It may help.
You are probably just stressed out though. For a male to get an erection, his body has to be calm and relaxed. If you are tense about having sex, losing your virginity, or performing, your nervous system is too wired up to allow an erection. You can try a few things: 1) the supplement above helps get things moving; 2) try masturbating before heading out on your date; 3) talk to your partner about being nervous (I know this is awkward for an 18 year old, but a lot of girls find that sweet); 4) slow things down: make out for 15 or 20 minutes, focus on her body and not your own, go down on her for 5 or 10 minutes, relax. 5) Realize that at 18, you have a good 60 years of sex ahead of you, so you don’t have to rush out of the gate. The time will come!
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Monday, August 22nd, 2011 | Permalink
As a fellow teenager myself, I am doing everything I can within my power and mental capacity to think of constructive, creative, bonified but yet practical solutions to help solve the problem of sexual activity among lost and wayward teenagers. Hence, I believe that Pharmaceutical Companies should begin undertaking a tedious, controversial, but yet very rewarding task in inventing a pill that would decrease teenage sex drive. This pill would be like Viagra or Levitra but instead would have the opposite effects. It would be able to be taken with any kind of food or drink and would even have the enhanced capability of being crushed into power; which would come in handy for the teenager’s parents to slip into their drinks in the event of refusal. In addition, this new and revolutionary magic pill would benefit society and motivate teenagers to contribute to it more in more productive and contributory ways; economically, financially, and socially.
So, Should Pharmaceutical Companies invent a pill that decreases Teenage Sex Drive?
Answer:
I’m lost, dude.
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Monday, August 22nd, 2011 | Permalink
As a fellow teenager myself, I am doing everything I can within my power and mental capacity to think of constructive, creative, bonified but yet practical solutions to help solve the problem of sexual activity among lost and wayward teenagers. Hence, I believe that Pharmaceutical Companies should begin undertaking a tedious, controversial, but yet very rewarding task in inventing a pill that would decrease teenage sex drive. This pill would be like Viagra or Levitra but instead would have the opposite effects. It would be able to be taken with any kind of food or drink and would even have the enhanced capability of being crushed into power; which would come in handy for the teenager’s parents to slip into their drinks in the event of refusal. In addition, this new and revolutionary magic pill would benefit society and motivate teenagers to contribute to it more in more productive and contributory ways; economically, financially, and socially.
So, Should Pharmaceutical Companies invent a pill that decreases Teenage Sex Drive?
Answer:
Now that’s a scary thought. Of course they shouldn’t.
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Monday, August 22nd, 2011 | Permalink
We’ve been married 12 years, 2 kids ages 8 and 6. I love her very much. I think she may be feeling unattractive/unloved by my lack of sexual interest based on a few things I’ve been able to find online this morning. I just don’t feel the need to do it as often as she does. Her demands and pressure are making me feel pressured and it seems like a chore. Just like I like to ride my new motorcycle, I wouldn’t want to ride it 2 hours a day…but maybe a few days a week for 30-45 minutes or so. Too much of a good thing at least in my case, isn’t good, it cheapens it for me, and yes, it feels like work if asked to do it too much, just like the motorcycle analogy. But for her, she really wants it once a day or preferably more. I told her maybe cause I’m getting older at 34 years old, I dunno. She’s 35, attractive, good build, so that’s not an issue. She says I’m still young enough, and that shouldn’t be a prob. I’m not nearly as easily aroused as I used to be. After a blowout on the subject. I need help in the form of potential solutions. Other than the obvious ‘have more sex’ thing…I was thinking of scheduling sex. Our time together in the eve’s is plagued with noisy kids, tv, a small condo. Maybe if we make a “date” to do the deed, it will give me time to mentally psyche myself up for it. Other thoughts? Maybe Cialis or Levitra? Costs on those? Covered by insurance? I’ve heard bad thing about viagra. I think we need to compromise at 3-5 times a week. Help Please!
Answer:
Consider your wife’s perspective. Her desire to enjoy sex may not be altered or changed by the number of years married, number of kids, or ages of the kids. This desire for a sexual release may be consistent for her while your desire fluctuates based on some of these factors. Continuing with your analogy, let us suppose for a moment that your wife is the type of person who would enjoy to ride a motorcycle for 2-3 hours a day while someone like you can be satisfied in much less time. How many hours or minutes is the correct time to ride a motorcycle? Which one of you is right? Perhaps, you both are correct. 30-45 minutes is the right amount of time for you, while 2-3 hours is the right amount of time for her.
I say all of this to help you understand that the frequency of sex she desires is not wrong simply because it is inconsistent with the frequency of sex that you feel is right for you. Everyone is different, and it is okay for us all to be different in this regard. I really do not think you believe that your wife wants more frequent sex because she wants you to feel overwhelmed, pressured, or become burnt out on it. Most likely, she wants more sex because of the enjoyment she receives from it. She does have a right to want to enjoy sex and to express this desire to you. She does not necessarily have the right to demand that you completely ignore your own wants by catering to hers. My guess is that she would prefer for you to find an increased desire to have more frequent sex with her.
The good news is that you are already on the right track. You are considering options for compromise, such as 3-5 times a week. That seems to be meeting in the middle. I would also like to consider taking turns sometimes. By this I mean, that one week you have it your way: sex once and then be left alone. Another week, she can have it her way: a week long sexual marathon where you give her as much as she wants.
Maybe you will find that your desire increases some. Maybe she will finally get her fill and become satisfied with not having sex every single day. Maybe you both will find that you naturally start to gravitate toward the very compromise that you suggested.
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Sunday, August 21st, 2011 | Permalink
for the past 2 nights i could not get an erection during sex with my girlfriend. I took a levitra 3 nights ago and it was great, but the next 2 days i took a half pill and a full one yesturday and i could not get an erection with her. I am very embarassed and i can tell she is very frustrated. To give a little detail, i use to date this girl about 5 yrs ago and we never ever had a problem with sex. We just started dating again 5 yrs later, and like i said the first night was fine. The past 2 have been nightmares for me. I am so stressed over this right now, and i honestly working myself up for tonite bc she said we will try again. If i cant get it up again i will freak out. i am 25yr male in good health. no previous history of anything. What can this be please, do u think Cilais is better, or maybe its the nerves of being with her again. Either way im now ashamed
Answer:
You are young..it is sexual performance anxiety…not erectile dysfunction
I’ve had excellent results from this guide..it helped me overcome my sexual anxiety
“My early Sexual Performance Anxiety Experience…”
http://www.mistermanpower.net/blog/?p=79
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Sunday, August 21st, 2011 | Permalink
As a fellow teenager myself, I am doing everything I can within my power and mental capacity to think of constructive, creative, bonified but yet practical solutions to help solve the problem of sexual activity among lost and wayward teenagers. Hence, I believe that Pharmaceutical Companies should begin undertaking a tedious, controversial, but yet very rewarding task in inventing a pill that would decrease teenage sex drive. This pill would be like Viagra or Levitra but instead would have the opposite effects. It would be able to be taken with any kind of food or drink and would even have the enhanced capability of being crushed into power; which would come in handy for the teenager’s parents to slip into their drinks in the event of refusal. In addition, this new and revolutionary magic pill would benefit society and motivate teenagers to contribute to it more in more productive and contributory ways; economically, financially, and socially.
So, Should Pharmaceutical Companies invent a pill that decreases Teenage Sex Drive?
Answer:
Yes. That and the urge to yap on the cell phone for hours.
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