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Started by AbbyJamz, September 05, 2013, 03:38:10 PM
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Quote from: A on September 06, 2013, 01:41:04 AMAll of this is quite normal, except getting aroused more often. I suspect your testosterone level might be too high, even though it could happen for you to have higher sex drive despite lower testosterone.
Quote from: learningtolive on September 06, 2013, 04:03:01 PMSorry to interject when it isn't my place to do so, but why is the quoted comment being down voted on the grounds of being offensive to one's religion? I see nothing here that mocks anyone's faith and the comment wasn't edited. She stated something that was fairly innocuous in the above post. Again, sorry to interject, but I just thought that was sort of odd that A was getting a down vote for this and wanted to point that out without reporting it (since it isn't my post and I don't know the reasoning behind it). Having said that, let's all try to get along as it is a support site.
Quote from: Mr.X on September 06, 2013, 09:56:23 AMSorry for jumping into this thread as a dude, but...Seeing that being aroused is as much a mental thing as it is physical (ie, hormones), maybe she's just feeling a lot better since she started treatment? And feeling mentally better opens the door to being happier and eventually a little more aroused? It's all just speculation, but we all know that if you are not happy with yourself, also the sexdrive tends to be low.