Re: Re: whats the ratio of girls to guys that have pssd?

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Yes, and i dont think girls would be as quick to blame

an external cause. I know when i was married, i

chalked it all up to not being attracted to him

anymore, which was not the actual cause of my sexual

dysfunction. A large percentage of women probably have

been married, have kids, and accept the cliche that

once you get married and have kids, you dont want to

have sex anymore. PLUS, since we can still have

sex--there is not as much pressure to get it

" fixed " --i think a lot of women accept their lack of

libido as " normal " and probably attribute it to " being

tired " , " getting older " etc etc. I started a red-hot,

new relationship that quickly went downhill as far as

the sex--i think the initial dopamine you get in the

beginning dried up and only then did i realize my

dysfunction might be caused by medicine--i didnt even

attribute it to the right medicine at first, it took

Vornan pointing out the serotonin effects of ultracet

for me to quit blaming it on the paxil i took 7 or 8

years earlier. SO, in the end, i think there are

probably a million women out there that do nothing and

dont figure out the link between sexual dysfuncton and

anti-depressants. Sad.

lisa

--- " nemo.shark " wrote:

> so it might just be down to more girls not

> recognising pssd as pssd

> after they come off the ssris.

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> > > ive read that more women to men take ssris but

> it

> > > seems like there's

> > > more guys with this problem than women, or is it

> > > just that women can

> > > deal with this problem more easily than men?

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