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Sexual problems overview orientation. I will try to give you as much information as possible within the brief format of this post. Let’s talk about depression
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It isn’t easy being 16 is it? You’re bombarded with all kinds of messages about how you should be, where you should go to school, what kind of profession you should choose, etc. You’re teetering on the edge of adulthood, and it can be quite frightening. This might be a contributing factor to your depression. One of the characteristics of clinical depression is having illogical thoughts. For instance, “No one will ever love me. I’m a failure.” These can be quite devastating and debilitating, not to mention confusing. Depression is caused by a chemical imbalance, which usually responds quite well to treatment. Your first step is to see a psychiatrist who can interview you to determine what medication, if any, would be the most helpful. But be aware that many anti-depressants have sexual side effects. They can impact your sexual desire as well as interfere with erection and orgasm. Be sure you tell your physician that you want to try a regimen of drugs that are relatively benign when it comes to sexual side effects.
I am not suggesting that your depression has necessarily contributed to your confusion about your sexual orientation. Only you can discern that after talking with a therapist and gaining some insights into your feelings.
However, one reason you're confused is because society itself is confused. We try to put everyone in a box labeled gay, straight or bisexual, when, in fact, there's no such thing.
You are who you are. Some of us are born with a strong sexual orientation to one sex or the other, while others of us are more flexible. The problem comes with trying to fit into one of these boxes. We feel we have to define ourselves; and yet, once we do, many of us feel incomplete and confused. That's because sexuality is fluid and indefinable. Sexological research has shown that many people are very fluid in their sexuality: In fact, people all over the map: exploring same-sex fantasies one day, falling in love with the other sex the next—and every other variation you can think of. Many people have sexual experiences with both sexes throughout their lives, as well as falling in love with both sexes. And many people only fall in love with one sex, but are sexually oriented towards both. And vice versa. In addition, many of us have fantasies about being sexual with one sex or the other, but never wish to act on these fantasies—just keep them as something private: forbidden and thus, very hot. This is part of being human, creative and sexual. Life is SOOO complex!
Where are you getting this message that you have to make some sort of decision and label yourself as either gay, straight or bisexual? Why not just be who you are? I know it can complicate potential relationships, but aren’t we more than just what we do with our crotch?
And just to complicate things further, we can change many times over the course of a lifetime. You may be into women for awhile, then men, then women, etc. We can never know what’s around the next corner. Tomorrow you might be walking down the street and fall madly in love with a hippopotamus in a tutu!
So the short answer is: stop worrying and be yourself. Once you gain some insight through therapy, you’ll be more comfortable accepting whoever it is you are. Best of luck to you. Dr. J
i think that if i didnt have depression i wouldnt feel like i needed somebody so that makes me feel a little better that at least i know the problem.
Are you gay?
thanks for your help dude!