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11-15-2010, 07:44 PM #161
almost 40, married 9 years.....and I shit you not, it has gotten better each year.
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11-15-2010, 07:45 PM #162
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11-15-2010, 07:58 PM #163
I know that opiates can cause long term damage to the sex drive even years and years after stopping. For some more serious addicts they almost never get their sex drives back. Its the same thing with long term dope addicts (theres really no major difference between what heroin does to the brain and oxy/vic/etc).
It could also be the meds she on now, but I'd honestly assume she's suffering from PAWs and has no idea.
Ask he if she gets chills/goosebumps alot.
Does she get colds a lot? Anything to signify a weak immune system?
Hypersensitive to lights/sounds/smells etc. Maybe she squints in a room with a 100 watt bulb, maybe she overreacts to sounds etc.
Overreacts to her own emotions, can easily be brought to tears.
Allergies, fits of sneezing etc.
Theres about a thousand different aspects of it but opiates are one thing known to destroy the sex drive and as little as 2 years on them can cause long term affects.
Taking opiates doesn't fix the problem, and the only thing that fixes it is time. But I find it pretty surprising that you mentioned a pain killer addiction, as that shit will DESTROY a persons sex drive.
There are legal aphrodisiacs out there that will mildly stimulate the mu kappa receptors (opiate) as well as make her want to have sex, and even though they are legal and not technically opiates, it would only be a temporary fix and could wind up just worsening the problem down the road. But opiates will put a kill on the sex drive faster than almost any drug I can think of. And although people can still have sex after them, it changes the whole way you brain is motivated to want it in the first place.
Good luck with that.Last edited by Bojangles69; 11-15-2010 at 08:01 PM.
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11-16-2010, 08:44 AM #164
This is a great post bro. I do not dispute love, I agree it's the single greatest feeling you could ever have. However, women can be deceiving. I married my wife because she was beautiful, seemed to have an awesome personality, we had great sexual chemistry. She seemed just as crazy about me as I did her. Hell, she chased me when we got together. I never thought in a million years when I married her that she was just in it for what she could get out of me. Two years of school, had what seemed to be a perfect marriage, and then she turns the tide at the very end. Now, she portrays me as this heartless bastard who never did shit right when we were together. When in reality, I was too good to her.
So, what I'm saying is I did in fact find what it is you're describing, at least in my heart I did. I was engaged one time before, and I never felt what I did with my wife, in half the time! So to me it was perfect. You try not to let one girl tarnish your whole opinion of all of them, but my ex fiance didn't do the best shit at the end either. So I met my wife already knowing what to look for, knowing what things I needed to work on etc, but I'm sure I had a little bit of insecurity, although I was one arrogant bastard all in all. Then, my wife ends up betraying me worse than I could have imagined. This person who was supposed to be my best friend, did things lower than anyone else has ever done to me. I thought I had it right, I had the one - truth is you never know, no matter how great they seem.
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It's better to have loved and lost than to never to have loved at all.
I always wanted to say that bullshit
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11-16-2010, 09:12 AM #166
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11-16-2010, 09:18 AM #168
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11-16-2010, 09:21 AM #169
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