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Medicine or methods to reduce/remove sexual urges.
*The Quick Version*
Is there a medicine to prevent arousal?
*Long Winded*
I was hoping to find a medicine either OTC or prescription only, that prevents sexual arousal. I find myself aroused, as in just in the mood not erect, far too often and it really gets in the way of my productivity and I was hoping that someone here knew of something that would solve my problem asides from the obvious cures masturbation and sex.
Is there a medicine to prevent arousal?
*Long Winded*
I was hoping to find a medicine either OTC or prescription only, that prevents sexual arousal. I find myself aroused, as in just in the mood not erect, far too often and it really gets in the way of my productivity and I was hoping that someone here knew of something that would solve my problem asides from the obvious cures masturbation and sex.
Don't take any medicine that will do that. All medications have side affects and are really toxic. It can cause other problems. Just learn to ficus on other things.
Well even if It is a thought/mind thing isn't there something that would prevent arousal not matter what was occuring.
Off the top of my head I cannot think of anything that would gross me out enough to prevent me from having sexual thoughts or being aroused.
Off the top of my head I cannot think of anything that would gross me out enough to prevent me from having sexual thoughts or being aroused.
Try to fill your mind with thoughts that GROSS you out and turn you OFF. Like toenail fungas. Just whatever totally makes you cringe and puts the thoughts out of your mind.
Look up online about aversion therapy.
eat cherries.
Your sex drive is a natural and normal thing. Some people have more, some people have less. Do you find yourself thinking about sex/stimulation all the time? If so, its not an arousal problems, its a mind/thought problem.
Cold shower, anyone?
Cold shower, anyone?
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