Giving up sex?

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fleecy Jun 2013 9:57pm, 3 Jun 2013 9,632 posts	0 fleecy Some people really like their multitasking, don't they?
Derby Tup Jun 2013 9:57pm, 3 Jun 2013 5,696 posts	0 Derby Tup
McGoohan Jun 2013 9:59pm, 3 Jun 2013 8,132 posts	0 McGoohan He should at least have had a sudoku on the go as well
Derby Tup Jun 2013 10:04pm, 3 Jun 2013 5,697 posts	0 Derby Tup There's nothing sadder than folk going through the motions. Maybe he was faking the crossword too
Oysterboy Jun 2013 10:06pm, 3 Jun 2013 6,514 posts	0 Oysterboy I've fallen asleep during before. I may have been a bit pissed at the time... Anyway I found this about the drug: Animal research has identified two chemicals as key to sexual desire: testosterone, which fuels dopamine, the “lust” chemical, and serotonin, which gives a sense of well-being. The theory is that if the balance of the two is incorrect, the result can be loss of libido. The company says its new pill, Lybrido, combines Viagra-like chemicals that stimulate blood flow to the genitals with a “coating” of testosterone. A second drug, Lybridos, appears aimed at the “psychological” aspect by temporarily suppressing serotonin. Isn't having sex with a drugged woman a bit off a turn off as well?
McGoohan Jun 2013 10:16pm, 3 Jun 2013 8,134 posts	0 McGoohan Their scientific explanation looks authentic but just has the air of 'Boswellox' about it
fleecy Jun 2013 10:23pm, 3 Jun 2013 9,633 posts	0 fleecy That's basically what this blog reckons neurocritic.blogspot.co.uk
JenL Jun 2013 10:27pm, 3 Jun 2013 25,159 posts	0 JenL Hmmm...I'm liking the idea of the anti-lout pill.
Oysterboy Jun 2013 10:32pm, 3 Jun 2013 6,515 posts	0 Oysterboy If there was a pill that made them cook dinner and give the odd foot rub they might not need the other one.
runner duck Jun 2013 10:34pm, 3 Jun 2013 10,823 posts	0 runner duck that me made me laugh, too, jenl. and the idea of medicalising boredom in monogamy!