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MANY people are afflicted with problems of unwanted sexual desires and over active libidos, interfering with their work, relationships, and enjoyment of life. You are not alone!

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no-carb diet lessens libido

by geo (Male / 56) on Sunday, June 13, 2010

I stopped eating wheat and milk -they contain opiates in the glutene-caseine part - and carbohydrates (potato rice) and my unwanted sex drives stopped. Completely.

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Trying to abstain

by anonymous (Female / 29) on Wednesday, May 12, 2010

I'm a single mother of 30. My relationship with the father terminated when I was about 03 months pregnant. I feel the need to raise my daughter from inteference of a new relationship therefore decided to abstain. I think anaphrodisiacs could help keep my focus for a while.

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Feeling DOOMED!!

by anonymous (Male / 25) on Saturday, May 08, 2010

My fiancee and I have been together for 6 years now. I'm a 26 year old ex-navy African-American male and I'm considered fairly attractive...as in I'm propositioned almost everywhere I go. I can go to a club with her and my friends, and as soon as she walks a few feet away, a woman tells me she wants to blow me because her boyfriend went to the bathroom. When declined because I have a significant other, she said she'd do both of us (the fiancee is sexy as all hell). I've cheated when I was overseas and I'd admitted it. That made things between us about as pleasant as you could imagine, and I'm not willing to go that route again. Lately, I've been staying in, because even though I've put on weight, I can't hang out with my sister, who is a lesbian, and her friends without immediately wondering how long it would take me to make one of them question why they don't prefer men. All of this simply because, the sex at home is winding down to zero. We'll have sex every day, or even a couple of times a day for a short 1-3 day burst. Then, nothing. I'll make her climax with just my hands alone so that I can coax her into giving me oral sex (I climax fast that way) so that she doesn't have to have vaginal sex. Often, she has pelvic pains after a few orgasms because of my size, so I don't get to finish, and I can only imagine that she doesn't want to do that very often. So there I am again. Fighting the urge to phone women from my past. I don't have to write their numbers, or email addresses or save them to my phone. I've remembered every phone number that held any importance since I was 11. I can still recite my first love's mother's phone number. What really makes me angry is that the more I can't get head or just have sex, the more I know inside that infidelity won't bother me like it did. Here's where it gets better. I'm starting my first college classes today...here....in a Dallas, TX suburb. Surrounded by 18+ year old girls, so very inexperienced, and there is a big, black, sailor. My subconscious is already planning my downfall, so I have to constantly tell myself, "Go to class. You've gotten 10 minutes between classes, take your ass straight to the next class and wait. Finish all your classes and take your ass straight home...to the woman you love, and waited on you while you were overseas, faithfully so...and even though you will more than likely get no sex in any form, be happy that you made it another day." Well, beating off does so little for me now, I'll do it *RIGHT* before I get into bed with her. Then she puts that booty up against me and it's like my submarine just resurfaced after 3 months at sea. Completely undoes what I just did. She's a school teacher, so I know she gets stressed, has all those papers to grade and send out progress reports to the moronic parents of children that aren't made to do their work at home, then has to deal with said parent because "My kid ain't dumb, you jus' a bad teachuh, I'm takin my chile and goin to anuthuh skoo!" when in truth, their kid is either dumb or lazy or both. All that stress with the fact that the state pretty much says that everything is the teachers fault creates undue pressure on the teachers. I'm currently looking for employment and using grants to get my education so that I can start bringing in more income to relieve financial stress. So we're definitely building our future and her patience seems to be unending. And then there's the libido. The unforgiving, selfish, ruthless libido that appreciates nothing but a temporarily sated appetite, no matter how it's achieved. A couple of days ago, she was so horny she rode me to orgasm, and without pulling out, I rolled her over..turned her around..held one leg up..all kinds of acrobatic stuff until she got off I don't know how many times and then I got my cookies a second time without pause. I believe that makes me multi-orgasmic. WHEN IS THE LAST TIME YOU'VE RUN ACROSS A MULTI-ORGASMIC MALE?!?!?! So here I am, thankful that GOD blessed me with this woman, and cursed to be horny (fully equipped with a blazing desire) all day, with the misfortune of easily being able to put myself in the beds of other women, knowing that I'm not really going to get any sex for the remainder of the month. There has to be something that can just turn it off without physical or chemical castration. I don't want to mess up again, and I'm a drinker, so GOD only knows how long until I do give in. Masturbation to me is like dying of thirst and only getting an ice cube to eat when you need a glass of water. A package of kool-aid in the ocean. It's just a waste of time while lying to myself, considering myself sated. I'm a red blooded 26 year old male and the harder it gets, the further I can be from a female and still smell her hair and lotion. I don't even have to lower my standards. Texan women are just beautiful, so it's covergirl model after covergirl model. Sexy white girl in highschool sweater and sandals with no makeup on in Walmart. Unbelievably cute asian girl bringing me my sushi at Kaze. Earthy jamaican with the dreadlocks and a hairtie at the mall. I'M DOOMED!!! Unless there's something that can actually help me without me growing c-cups and is temporary.

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Love Addict!

by anonymous (Male / 27) on Thursday, May 06, 2010

I am 27yo. I am not sure that sex addiction is my real problem but I am a love addict. Love addiction hits everyone at a different level and comes from the fact that we idealize some aspect of our partner that we consider as indispensable. One of the ""indispensable"" criteria in my ""ideal partner"" is great physical beauty. I tend to look for extremely pretty girls because I have been with some pretty girls by the past and it has rose my standards. I have a lot of success with women but in the same time I barely control myself in front of a very pretty one. Past success are due to luck but in ordinary dating situation, I easily lose my control and personality. As far as I am dating with a really pretty girl, I start to be really arose by her physical beauty and that blurs everything else. Especially if she is also pretty inside. I lose my personality because I idealize her beauty. If I could control my sex drive, I would not see her beauty and I would look at her like a normal person and give a real interest to her inside personality... PS: I must specify that for me physical beauty=physically attracted

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Sex addiction is serious

by anonymous (Male / 31) on Tuesday, April 20, 2010

I think that the normal way to control sex drive is for a man have sex once a month or once every other month should be sufficient a man that says he needs more is lacking in control same for a woman. sexual tension is a good thing and the person that says masturbation is healthy is dead wrong. the natural way that sexual tension is dealt with is simply a wet dream i am a single 31 year old and lost my virginity in the most stupid way a few months ago and realized only after how precious a thing it is o god i wish i could have my virginity back. i would encourage the men out there to hold off until they have built so much tension that they release it by way of wet dream. do not try to force it make it come naturally you do not have to think about it. some of you however have a serious sex addiction and drugs maybe needed by you to get a proper perspective and some self control.

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RE: Sex addiction is serious

by anonymous (Male / 34) on Monday, July 05, 2010

You have basically no experience with sex and are giving advice to others on her in long relationships? Only through experience in a long marriage where things have changed can you speak with authority, giving advice without knowledge is serious and telling others what their sex drives should be (in which you are dead wrong and there are countless sources for that, jgi) comes across as arrogant and insulting.

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Stop masturbating

by anonymous (Female / 25) on Monday, April 12, 2010

hello everyone, I am single and a virgin i know how it feels to have a high sex drive. I stopped masturbating b/c it made my sex drive higher and i masturbated more, I have stopped masturbating thanks to God and prayer meditating, on god's word and reciting it out loud with boldness over my body. also fasting without overxertion, but driking lots of liquid. You need to read the holy bible though while fasting for results. Read the pursuit of holiness, by jerry bridges it will help you. also a good support group with other christians is important. regular prayer and a lot of worship to God.

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I can relate to everyone here.

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Sunday, April 11, 2010

Hey everyone, i know how you all feel. It brings me to tears, nearly reading about all the problems we are having with our high sex drives and how that we are trying our hardest to find a solution to the problem whether we are married or single. I am a 33 year old christian and a virgin. I have had severe masturbation problems since i was eight years old. Masturbation has not helped to calm me down or alleviate the tension but made the desire even stronger. I have stopped masturbating thaks be to God! I have sought help too, and what is helping me to get through the urges i seem to have on a daily basis is prayer, meditating on the word of God, and also speaking the word of God Out Loud with boldness, and worship. I talk to my body and command it to line up with the word of God. I also watch what i look at on t.v. and the kind of music I listen too.and the conversations i have with others, Even where i go to have fun. Party's are out of the question for me. Too much temptation!! We have to guard our hearts with all diligence cause out of it are the issues of life. I often fast as well to bring my body under subjection, but not overxerting my limits,and please don't overexert yours, use wisdom. I do drink liquids also, i would'nt recommend fasting without something to drink,like water or juices. If you fast you really need to read and recite the word of God often, through the holy bible to obtain results! Keep your mind on God and he will keep you in perfect peace! Talk to someone spiritually stronger than you are that you can confide in like a pastor or minister and even a strong christian who can relate and has been set free, don't be embarrased . I have gotten relieved a lot by just talking to my spiritual mentor and having someone pray with me regularly. I have stretched out on the floor and cried to God to help me. And give me strength and he does it everytime!!I also spend a lot of time in worship with God at home, keeping praise and worship going at all times in my home whether it be on my CD or DVD and christian stations in my car, and regular fellowship with my bro and sis in christ whether in a church or just spending time together. Physical activity also helps to stimulate the mind and keep your focus off of sex. I am also reading a book called the "Pursuit of Holiness". This book is really for those who are pursuing doing things God way, and will receive results, if you are persitent. I believe the author is Jerry Bridges. I want sex, but only from my God sent husband and believe it to be a blessing from God, not a curse, God can and will help us with the control of our sex drives if we depend on him constantly. He won't take it from us,it is a gift from him to us, but he can help us to control it! I too am determined to succeed! Since God made us we have to turn to him to help us, and we will make It!! It takes persistence and perserverance, and the fight within to not give up. But with God's help we can do all things through christ who strengthens us. Phillipians 4:13!! I'm praying for all of us. And am willing to help in any way that i can. Through christ there is a solution, keep the faith, and never give up!

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20 year marriage

by anonymous (Male / 46) on Saturday, March 13, 2010

My wife is simply not interested in sex. It has been a year since our last time and no indication that will change. I'm 47, she's 43, married for 20 years. I'm madly desireous for her and am frankly sick of the disparity. Please, I would love a safe herbal pill to switch my desire switch off. We're done making babies and I just want to have a satisfying, balanced relationship with my wife, and take the sex thing off the table.

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End of my Rope!

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Saturday, January 30, 2010

Thats it if tried everything, i've talked, fought, argued and begged. If one's partner does not want or attempt to change the situation she must accept the consequences. In marraige/relationship both parties must be willing to sacrafise and contribute. I give her everything within my means, she wants for nothing, im not asking for a kidney just sex. She does enjoy it or she fakes it very well, i'm fedup with the excuses. She seems to start thinking of excuses the minute she gets home, the kids, headache, tired, stress, studies, tired, stomach pains, period pains. WTF this is not rockect science we are in a relationship, and part of a healthy relationship is sex. I dont want to feel like a pervert anymore, she puts out or i will find it elsewhere. If she was this way before we married i would say ok i knew about it, things changed and her expectations of me increaased but hers reduced. I will not masturbate anymore, i will act on other womans advances on me. Given a chance for casual sex i will take it. We seem to pussy foot around the issue its simple the relationship needs certain sacrifices (good or bad) if she does not contribute she will reap the consequences.

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Thank You!

by anonymous (Male / 33) on Friday, December 18, 2009

I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your website. It seems nobody cares about managing and protecting sex. Life is just too boring and easy for people to care enough I guess. Well I was a rare case. Puberty nearly cost me my life. My sexual development was just plain awful. I don't know why, but I had to fight for my sanity, my social life, my sexual life (to keep it at a normal level) my emotional state, and spiritual faith. It just seems like nobody cares, nobody understands. People like you are there to step in and offer some help and that just means the world to me, that you care...enough to question the unquestionalble in most peoples minds. People just think that it doesn't matter what you do with your sex life. I'm sorry, but they have no idea... Thankyou!

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Christian

by anonymous (Female / 22) on Tuesday, December 01, 2009

I am a Christian who believes in abstinence before marriage. But my fiance is pressing me for sex and it is driving him crazy. I am afraid he will leave me but I cannot betray my faith. I just need to find something to lower his sex drive temporarily.

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Need bal;ance with my wife

by anonymous (Male / 34) on Saturday, November 07, 2009

My overactive sex drive is ruining my relationship with my wife. I need to have sex 4-5 times a day but my wife only wants it once a week. It is a cause of friction and great frustration. How can I lower my libido so that my wife and I are in balance?

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Looking for herbs!

by anonymous (Male / 41) on Wednesday, October 14, 2009

I am bombarded with ads and advice columns about help for low libido. I have the exact opposite problem and I can't find any help. I am in my mid 40s and I have such a high libido that it is causing problems in my marriage. Is there any kind of therapy, drug or herb that can lower libido? This problem is just as real and possibly more important to marriages than a lack of libido.

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Like a teenager

by anonymous (Female / 43) on Tuesday, September 22, 2009

I know you hear all the time about loss of libido, but my god I feel like a teenager. I want sex all the time, morning, noon or night. I can't get it out of my head, I feel like some sort of whacky sex driven crazy person. Anybody else have this??

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Husband out of control

by anonymous (Male / 34) on Monday, September 21, 2009

I desperately need help. My husband is oversexed; extremely oversexed; 7-8 times a day with me and then 2-6 times a day masturbating. This is causing tremendous problems with us. Is there a herb that will decrease his libido? He denies a problem. I am disabled with a bad back and the muscle and nerve in my leg all give me a great deal of pain; he does not seem to care; all he cares about is the sex.

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Addicted to Porn

by anonymous (Male / 31) on Monday, August 10, 2009

I am a 31 year old man addicted to pornography. I have prayed for help with this problem but I can't seem to stop. It has destroyed my relationship and career. Is there anything out there to help me lower or eliminate my sex drive so I can have my life back?

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What's the deal?

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Saturday, August 08, 2009

I am seeing my doctor tommorow for an exam and will bring it up. i found it interesting that someone had said tey knew of this situation coming from a porn addiction, because when i was single i watched a lot...i guess....and now i have tried to stop as est i can out of respect to our relationship, (she hates it!) but this intense desire comes regardless of visual stimulation. (it is increased by it though). if i hold off and do not releive myself then my mind starts getting very hard to focus and i am easily angered, very different than my normal personality, and i can't control my short temper. if i were paired up with someone like midnight magic, we would never leave the house!!! is there medication for this, or just counseling?

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Wound up all day long

by anonymous (Female / 27) on Wednesday, July 22, 2009

I am in the same situation as you, mind you I think about sex about 98% of the time. What do you do to keep your mind from focusing on it. For me, it is really starting to cause me problems. Good thing, I am not a man, I would be walking around with a hardon all the time, instead of feeling puddles in my pants all the time. Sometimes at lunch I have to run home and change my panties. My doctor put me back on birth control and prescribed me a drug to control my severe urges. I have been taking them for two days and I don't think they are working yet. The doctor also said there is something like mild shock treatment, have you been told anything about it. Have you even gone to a doctor about it? I did and I was so embarrassed. He told me that there are sexual addcition groups like the 12 step program, but I am not about to do that just yet, if ever.I really know what you are going thru, and trust me it is not fun. At least not for me, being wound up all the time. I work with a gorgeous co-worker and I am really scared that one day, I will seriously hurt him since I am horny all the time.

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Porn?

by anonymous (Female / 44) on Thursday, July 16, 2009

Are you looking at material that would be considered erotic while you relieve the pressure? Are you thinking about your significant other? The reason I ask is that there are people that I know that are compulsive porn addicts that have told me that's where it started, and progressed to a similar situation that you are in. They are always fantasising about other people, not their S/O. I do understand to an extent how a high libido can really affect a relationship. I was in one... just not as bad as yours.

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none

by anonymous (Female / 31) on Saturday, July 11, 2009

apparantly people who are very active .. play a lot of sport have higher libido's but I'm not sure about your situation.. it seems a little extreme....I would say i have a high libido... but every hour is a lot... people are different though... some consider sex three times a day alot others it is nothing...if its affecting your work i would see someone about it.

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Tired of THIS!!

by anonymous (Male / 31) on Friday, June 19, 2009

i have a sttrong sexual drive that is destroying my relationship and takes over 75% of my day. i find it hard to divert my thoughts, even at work. this also is accompanied with physical pressure in my groin if not released and long lasting erections. ideally i would ejaculate about every hour, because after that i feel pressure mounting. this obviously cannot factor into a normal person's life! is there a way to diminish my drive?

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Too Horny??

by anonymous (Female / 19) on Friday, June 12, 2009

I think I just may have an overactice libido. Cus it seems I want sex a whole lot more than my boyfriend does! He loves having sex with me. But most of the time, i'm the one demanding it, and not just that but, I demand it multiple times a night. See, unfortunately now, he can't seem to have sex as many times a night as he used to. Now it's only once or twice. And I'm lucky to be able to get him hard twice. Am I maybe being over demanding? We aren't having sex every night... we don't yet live together. So it's whenever he's over.... maybe 2 nights a week. I know i'm probably being over demanding. But If I can't have an awesome sexual experience with him when I want one, I get really really frustrated. I have to let out that built up sexual tension somehow... but I prefer him to masturbating... if he's there. So it makes me seem selfish. Perhaps I am being selfish in this situation. It's not that I have to have an orgasm during sex. I just either want an orgasm period... or to have an awesome time during sex. Am I way too demanding? Or are all girls this horny?

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Sex addiction

by anonymous (Female / 36) on Tuesday, June 09, 2009

I have a sex addiction and I just can't stop thinking about it. I think about sex 99% of the day. I can't get any work done and have received several reprimands for poor job performance. I'm afraid I'll be fired. My husband has a low sex drive and only agrees to sex about once a week. I am considering having affairs with several men at the office, but I don't want to ruin my family (I have three young children). What help is there for this problem that doesn't involve prescription drugs or bad side-effects?

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Vitex

by anonymous (Female / 27) on Friday, May 29, 2009

oooh, I am sorry... the same thing has happened to me.... I am at my PEAK! :o) Apparently, for you ,as your estrogen and progesterone levels have dropped, your testosterone levels haven't.... You possibly might try some herbal remedies, I have heard that long term usage of vitex herb puts a damper on desire. Have you tried toys? :o) I am sorry it is a bummer for you...my boyfriend also whines, but he's okay with it.

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Try dieting

by anonymous (Male / 32) on Saturday, May 23, 2009

i agree with low carbs and hardcore dieting, it kills ur libido. caffeine and ephedrine

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crazy crazy

by anonymous (Male / 39) on Thursday, May 21, 2009

people say m1t drops your libido, i think they are crazy, i have more sex and been more horny while on my cycle than ever before, i'm talkin like 5 or 6 times a day of sex (well days i have off from work) its insane!!!

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How does this work?

by anonymous (Male / 20) on Sunday, April 19, 2009

any there any such supplements to decrease sexual drive. i know this is an unorthodox question and there are a lot of supplements to do the opposite but it's just too damn strong. i don't get chicks so i just want to suppress the urges so i don't feel so bad every damn day. i'm 5'11", 187lbs. and 19 yrs old. thanks to anyone that can help. peace

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33 and can't take it

by anonymous (Male / 32) on Monday, April 06, 2009

I am an 33 year old virgin and I can't find a girlfriend. I just don't want to deal with sexual frustration any more. Does anyone know of any kind of supplement I can take to stop sexual desire?

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crazy crazy

by anonymous (Male / 39) on Saturday, April 04, 2009

people say m1t drops your libido, i think they are crazy, i have more sex and been more horny while on my cycle than ever before, i'm talkin like 5 or 6 times a day of sex (well days i have off from work) its insane!!!

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Total Distraction

by anonymous (Male / 23) on Friday, March 27, 2009

I wish I could control my sex drive (and sleep for that matter...) like an on/off switch. I am 23 years old and only for about 3 weeks in my life have I had a girlfriend (about two years ago). Most people got drunk and partied in high school and college, I just studied all the time. I never feel any cases of sexual attraction at work. I am an engineer so I am surrounded by men and married women, none which I find attractive. I don't have the time to engage in activities with the specific intention of meeting women -- not direct enough for me. I know there is porn on the Internet, but I stay away from it as I know it will lead to nothing good and only waste my time. So I want to kill my sex drive because it does absolutely nothing productive for me (ironic, I know). Maybe someday if I meet a woman and there arises a need for it again, fine, but for now, if I had the choice of losing it forever or keeping things as they are now, I would become asexual. Actually, I think a relationship would be much more sincere, perhaps boring, but definitely more honest if sex were removed entirely. Sex drive is just too much of a distraction and it serves no purpose to help me fulfill my goals. I don't think I even want to have kids. And if I decided that I wanted kids, I would probably adopt as the world already has enough people. I dispute the "healthy" benefits of sexual activity as I believe regular cardio exercise can be more beneficial given the same amount of time. There is also the physical and mental negative benefits associated with reproductive functions. So I would like to kill my sex drive, but I see no way of doing it without possible health risks. Anyway, it would be nice if I could recapture some of the lost overhead associated with my reproductive functions so that I could align myself more closely to the goals which really matter to me...not baby-making...there are plenty of people who have this as their only accomplishment in life...I want to work on something a little more important and less common...not to sounds like an elitist, but it's about supply and demand. Currently we have too much supply (babies) and not enough demand (high unemployment). By the way, best way to kill sex drive -- think of your grandmother or mom :-)

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Addicted

by anonymous (Male / 21) on Saturday, March 21, 2009

Haha holy crap i deal with this same problem. It is the most addicting thing in the world, i started at a young age and it definantly effects your quality of life. I stopped for long periods of time in periods of my life (im only 21) but just recently the problem has sprung up again (no pun intended) I would suggest what Kenj said and keep it to once or twice a week. Its unhealthy to not masturbate for long periods of time. It is even said to be natural for males to release once a week, so change your religion immediatly, just pray to god or run very fast.

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Taking Rhodiola

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Yep, I just recently noticed that the Rhodiola that Im taking is a bit similar to an SSRI. Ive been on the Rhodiola for the fast couple of weeks or more and I just recently noticed in the past few days that it has diminished my sex drive. Not as good at killing the libido as the Paxil CR was that I briefly took for social anxiety, but pretty close. I can control the urge much easier now. The only problem is that it makes me slightly insane in the same way that the Paxil CR did. Im guessing that my mind doesnt like serotonin increases. I literally feel insane and have really weird thoughts when my serotonin levels are increased. 5-htp makes me nuts also. However I like the dopamine increase that I have gotten from Rhodiola. I can go on little sleep when I need to and feel slightly wired. The funny thing is that the thing I dislike most about this stuff is that it must be blocking the living hell out of my cortisol supplies cause I did a 4 hour sleep deprivation a couple days ago and I woke up feeling completely normal. Normally when I wake up on 4 hours of sleep I feel super-relaxed and doped up on cortisol. I was pissed. I guess its a small price to pay though. Sleep dep. is one of my favorite tricks for my anxiety. Im gonna keep taking the Rhodiola and weigh the pros and cons. I might end up getting off of it. Although Im border-line insane on this stuff it has lowered my stress levels pretty good.

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serotonin is key!

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Saturday, February 28, 2009

Take a serotonin precursor like 5-HTP from (50-100mg) with a vitamin B complex in the evening, 1 hour before bed. Also consider a magnesium and a calcium supplement along with a potent multi-vitamin/mineral. Take fish oil (2-4G daily) and borage oil (1-2G) with your meals. You should *really* exercise your body, - this is IMO really underrated in treating any imbalances, - especially in this context, - you should after a while experience the "natural high" depending on your serotonin -> endorphins production in relation to your cardio exercise. You will need to calm down your adrenals.

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licorice

by anonymous (Male / 38) on Monday, February 16, 2009

True licorice, Glycyrrhiza glabra root should be available in any herbal store in any major city centre. unless I'm just spoiled, and can be ground into a tea, or you could try capping some supplements. I would say get a tea ball (if you don't have one already) and enjoy it. Some commercially available teas are available.

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Something to kill sex drive?

by anonymous (Male / 27) on Sunday, February 01, 2009

I know that most of you will think this is crazy or that Im kidding but Im not. I wanna quit masturbating because its against my beliefs but I find it really hard to quit. Are there any herbs, supps, noots, or tips that you know of that can kill my sex drive? I dont want it to kill my sex drive forever, just until I get married.

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I Love my wife

by anonymous (Male / 25) on Friday, January 30, 2009

I'm 25. I've been with my wife for 4 years. Last year we had intercourse 11 times. This year, so far to end of October, 4 times. Other than that situation, a good relationship. I need to make sex a non-issue. Remembering her rejections, anger towards my desiring her, and just looking for a way to feel something like rejected or hated or shameful or unwanted, are the only things I've found to help. I wish there was a way to have no desire at all, anti-viagra would be great. I'm ready to give it up permanently. Please undestand, I love my wife dearly, and would never want to leave her or cheat on her including masturbating, I will never do those things. She loves me too, I know she does, she tells me all the time with words, hugs, and kisses, concern and caring. If anybody finds a very good way, besides surgery, to stop the innate physiological desire for sex, Please post it. Thank you.

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Feeling your pain!

by anonymous (Male / 34) on Friday, January 23, 2009

Hey! I totally understand your pain... I'm 33 years old and I've been married for 10 years. I've been feeling the exact same way you have for the entire 10 years of my marriage. Besides the sexual issues, my marriage is wonderful. From time to time, I wanted to change my wants and desires, but there's nothing out there besides counseling. We may have sex once or twice a week (More like once), but I see that it's not enough! From what I read, no one has given you a good answer. Getting a mistress isn't going to help your situation. I tried that! It only complicated things. You're not alone on your quest! I'm right there with you (I'm sure there's a lot more of us) trying to find that balance.

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Celebacy

by anonymous (Female / 39) on Thursday, December 18, 2008

I am a single , Jehovah's Witness. I have been celebate since 1992 because of my Bible based beliefs. What has worked best for me in controlling my sexual desires is prayer and a good salad. Lettuce contains something in it that cools desire. The word is lactosomething. What I do know is that it has worked wonderfully, it's cheap, and good for you too. Try it during "flareups" and see if it does not work for you. I wish you well.

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For Women?

by anonymous (Female / 40) on Thursday, December 11, 2008

Is there something that can help decrease libido for women?

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Some hope

by anonymous (Male / 44) on Tuesday, December 09, 2008

My wife and I have been married for nearly 12 years. The last seven years has been very irregular in the sex department, sometimes being as many as 22 weeks between sexual encounters. On average, we have sex about every 10-12 weeks. We are both 44 years old and in good health. My wife has indicated to me that she has no desire for sex. She is usually too tired, her back aches, or she'll promise me sex and then doesn't fulfill her promise. I find that the constant turn down is very frustrating and long for the intimacy and passion that we once had. When we have sex, I make certain there is plenty of foreplay and that she is well lubricated. She seems to have a climax when we have sex. I can never get her to have sex with any type of frequency. I can track on a calendar nearly down to the day when she might be receptive to my sexual advances. We have discussed the issue extensively and she freely admits she has no libido. I bought her some supplement vitamins once that were supposed to increase her desire but it only made her mad (those were mis-marketed). I had heard a family story about her grandmother who shut off grandpa ( so grandpa had a mistress for years) and I wonder if her lack of desire may be hereditary. I find that I have a strong libido and desire sex often, at least a couple times a week but I would settle for the national average of married couples of once a week. My problem is I tend to get short on patience and easily irritable if I do not have sex or masterbate. The lack of sex effects my self esteem and my whole outlook on life. I find myself masterbating in private to relieve the stress and to achieve some limited sexual satisfaction. It has worked for me for a number of years until recently. Now I find myself masterbating more and more frequently and achieving less and less satisfaction. It has become nearly a daily ritual in the shower or any place where I have some privacy (car, tool shed, 3 a.m. in the bathroom) and when my wife is gone for a few days, I spend all my free time masterbating, as much as 3-4 even 5 times a day. I find myself becoming increasingly frustrated with my sexual situation. There are all these great drugs for erectile dysfunction, but is there something that would tone it down or take away my sexual desire altogether? We have a very good relationship except for the sex (the lack thereof)and I fear that the sexual barren aspect of our relationship will eventually drive us apart or lead me to seek a partner other than my wife. I have given the situation a lot of thought, and the conclusion I've reached is that the sex needs to become a non-issue, ie no desire, no sex, no frustration, everybody lives happily everafter. I am willing to to take an anti-testosterone drug if one exists and has limited side effects. I certainly don't want to lose muscle mass or grow breasts or ingest something that has permanent effects. It would certainly be nice not to have nearly daily erections. I'm glad i've found this site.. there appears to be some hope.

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People looking for sex reduction

by anonymous (Male / 26) on Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Hi everyone, I've read about a lot of people whose spouses suddenly stopped wanting to have sex, and they've all asked if there was a drug to decrease their libido so they wouldn't think about it anymore. So, I was wondering if there is any drug out there that serves to decrease libido (sex drive). Does anyone know? Thanks!

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So i'm not the only one

by anonymous (Male / 31) on Tuesday, November 11, 2008

I think the question was, how does one go about reducing their libido, when physical, sexual desires arise but are not welcome. That's an alien question in a society looking for way to INcrease libido. But not everyone has the desire (morally) to masturbate or have the intention to have sex just for the sake of relieving a sexual hunger. So: How does one go about reducing their libido (sexual apetite). Are there any safe ways to do that?

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Men and Women

by anonymous (Female / 29) on Saturday, November 08, 2008

Hi My husband also had an abundance of hormones, speak to your doctor. Over load of hormones is not just with women. Men can to.

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Need a safe solution

by anonymous (Male / 22) on Monday, November 03, 2008

Is there really no safe, reliable way of reducing libido with drugs. I would be very interested to find out. I have a similar problem and would like to temporarily control my libido so that I can concentrate on "less intense" forms of physical contact with my partner without my desires/urges getting in the way and making her feel guilty.

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looking for an answer

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Thursday, October 23, 2008

My current partner falls in the 2-4% of women who has not orgasmed through any method by any partners means or hers. We have been in therapy for some time now and I am always looking for additional information that may help. I know not to focus on her orgasming. I've turned my focus instead to reducing my libido to better meet her sexual needs and reduce any anxiety caused by our differences in libido. She likes sexual contact such as massages, hugging, kissing, and cuddling. At times she really likes to press genitals together. That is the extent of her interests. Obviously not the extent of mine. She has a strong aversion to oral sex and 2nd person masturbation as this makes her feel subservient. Neither intercourse or oral sex give her pleasure. There is no history of sexual abuse within her childhood. I need to know if there are suggestions or practices I could adopt to reduce my libido. Herbs? I have tried serious fatigue and don't eat meat due to possible hormone content. I definately perform in a high stress atmosphere and have little time for exercise. The only other libido decreasers I've come across are alcoholism, Zinc deficiency, and Vitamin A deficiency. None of these are healthy. I would love to nurture her needs to my best ability but feel I am in constant conflict with my hormones. It's not so much my hormones even. I have masturbated prior to social contact with her and am still quite aroused a from just lying next to her when she's half naked. Suggestions?

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Female perspective..

by anonymous (Female / 32) on Tuesday, October 14, 2008

I'm single, and because of my morals am simply unable to be sexual with anyone I don't have feelings for. I'm trying to become comfortable with it, but I find myself aroused continuously. Masturbation doesn't seem to cut it. I've read that decrease in libido is a side effect of many medications, and I'm wondering what medications I could possibly look into taking to help. It may not be very healthy, but I don't think there's anything healthy about unrequited arousal, either.

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Chemicals are a bad idea

by anonymous (Male / 55) on Wednesday, October 01, 2008

You seem to be describing arousal rather than libido, and you say that masturbation does not reduce it. This makes me wonder if you might have a hormonal imbalance here. I think you should consult a doctor and investigate it further. If you are out of balance and get it straightened out that will fix it. Whilst it is true that some medications reduce libido, they also tend to have other side effects! This is not a course of action I would recommend without medical advice.

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Mismatched libidos.. hellish

by anonymous (Male / 49) on Monday, September 08, 2008

I have been looking for a similar effect also. I wish for once that people could take this issue seriously. As much as I would like to tell MY wife, "let's just have sex more often", the unhappy truth is that libidos between otherwise happy couples are often mismatched. In my case, my wife is suffering from 35+ years of diabetic complications, bad circulation, extreme fatigue, and arthritis. She is simply not physically capable of taking me on three times a day as I would prefer. But our relationship is as strong as ever in every other way, and I am not about to cheat on her, get a divorce or any other such thing. It only makes sense, then, that another perfectly logical way to handle our mismatch in libidos is for me to start consuming a drug or herbal product that lowers MY libido. So, my heart goes out to you - I would like to find something like that too. In this sexually-supercharged society, it's only cool to see how much sex we can have. Joke or not, just4fun2, it is not just limp guys not satisfying their women. Viagra and similar drugs are largely solving a 'popular' and 'titillating' problem, something that people will giggle at. Can you imagine any company marketing something to cool us men off? I need one, because I love my wife, and am perfectly willing to have mine lowered to match hers, in order to be happier.

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Giving up.

by anonymous (Male / 49) on Friday, September 05, 2008

I am 50, also suffering the effects of my wife's loss of desire, the last year it has gotten worse. I've been a three times a day guy since marriage (if it was OK with her) and she is now down to about 3 times a month that she will climax. Suppression is just about killing me, depression's coming on. I clearly remember the good times we had in the past years and she thinks it's time I acted my age. I give up trying to do all the things she says to do so that she can feel loved and close to me and then sex will be OK again..Every time I make a goal, she moves the goalpost. I'm looking for something I can take to knock out the sex drive; doesn't appear she's going to change. I see some discussion on this here-wondering, if you quit taking this stuff, do you get back to normal?

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Any solutions here?

by anonymous (Female / 36) on Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Is there really no safe, reliable way of reducing libido with drugs. I would be very interested to find out. I have a similar problem and would like to temporarily control my libido so that I can concentrate on "less intense" forms of physical contact with my partner without my desires/urges getting in the way and making her feel guilty.

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Don't use Depo

by anonymous (Female / 23) on Sunday, August 17, 2008

I know how you feel. I am 22 and have completely lost my sex drive. I've been on depo for 3 years and I am just now making the connection. Even when I physically want to be intimate with my husband, mentally I don't want to, or vice versa. Not only does depo drastically decrease a woman's libido it also damages the bone.

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Please please please

by anonymous (Male / 30) on Friday, August 08, 2008

please help! im am a 29 year old male who has never had a girl freind. i have been told that i look normal, but it just seems that i live in a parrallel universe where i can see women but never in a situation where it is apropriat or possible to have normal interactions with them. I have tried and tried but even simple hellos and normal greetings are met with dirty looks, hostility and just plain ignored. I have resorted to prostitutes to ocasionaly have sex but needless to say that is extremely risky and expensive. I am sick of wanting something that i can never have, something so close yet utterly untouchable, i just want to be free, and be left alone and not feared or despised just because i am a normal male who wants normal female companionship, sex shouldnt be about skills, games or style or whats cool in mtv it should be just natural on the table above the board adult to adult interaction, but it just seems so steeped in artifice and pretence that i dont even know where to begin. so it leaves me at the end of my rope, im tired and i just want to be free of something i can never satisfy.

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Never been happier.

by anonymous (Male / 44) on Saturday, August 02, 2008

I have been on both Depo Provera and Androcur for several years to deal with my wife's lack of sex drive. First of all, chemical castration is fantastic. Once your sex drive is gone, you quickly forget what all the fuss was about, and the reduction in sexual thoughts is like adding an extra two hours to your day. Andocur is easier, and more effective, than Depo Provera. Just add 50mg a day to your diet, take it with your vitamins, don't even think about it. It may take about three weeks for it to kick in, and it does so gradually, so you probably won't even notice. You just all the sudden realize one day, "Wow, I haven't thougth about sex for days". If anyone is suffering from libido problems, i wouldn't hesitate to recommend Androcur. My cock is now limp 24/7 but I've never been happier.

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Deadly Depo-Provera

by anonymous (Male / 26) on Tuesday, July 22, 2008

I am in a similar situation. My wife and I have been married less than a year and we have decided to stop her Depo injections. We have been together for about 6 years and after 2 years her sex drive dissipated. After another year it was pretty much gone. I was 22 and she was 21 at this point. I started believing it was my fault and thinking as we got in a more stable situation things would get better. They didn't. I would think, it's all the stress of her job, school, or the wedding planning. Every time we passed a barrier I would invent another reason why she didn't want to have sex. About a year ago sex began to be very painful for her. I asked my wife to talk to her doctor. The doctor told her she just needed to try and have sex more often. This was very difficult and painful for her, and didn’t help at all. After we got married I could not find any more reasons for her to not want to have sex (which she agreed with) and started doing some research of my own. I sent her back to the doctor to discuss stopping the Depo. The doctor asked how often we had sex (1-2 times a month) and was very surprised (early 20’s newly wed’s and all). She prescribed testosterone for her. Four more months went by with no results. The doctor still thinks she doesn’t need to stop the Depo! I decided this doctor was an idiot, talked to my wife, and we chose not to continue the injections. Her last shot will wear off in about a month. I just hope it doesn’t take another year for her to feel normal again. Depo-Provera is deadly to relationships. It’s got to be the best birth control ever, after all, how can you get pregnant when you never have sex. While I wouldn’t do anything to jeopardize my relationship with my wife, I was still VERY frustrated. What made it the hardest was feeling as though I was somehow the cause.

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Not your wife's problem

by anonymous (Female / 54) on Monday, July 14, 2008

What a difficult situation. Depo-Provera is not for use in this way and would probably not affect your libido at all. It is a contraceptive injaction for women. There is no safe reliable and tested substance to reduce libido, except the hormone they use for sexual offenders which has unpleasant side effects. I think it is a bit unfair that your wife's change in libido is seen as your problem. Surely it is a joint problem and one which involves you both. It may be that the situation isn't going to change and you are the one who has to adjust. How will you do that and at what cost?

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Feeling powerless

by anonymous (Male / 54) on Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Hi there, and thanks. I identify with you and feel for you. My wife of 21 years has largely lost interest in sex too. She had a breakdown 5 years ago when we were going through a horrendous time of stress. She was in hospital for a year but she is out now and doing much better. One lingering problem is in the area of sex. She was always very reserved sexually, well, frankly rather repressed, but I love her and would never leave her. Since coming home though it has gotten worse. I have to approach her regularly for sex (and she NEVER initiates contact) and cannot manage to get her interested more than once a month at the best. 10 times a year for sex seems a bit low to me. I too have been trying to find a way to lower my sex drive to more closely match hers, which would mean a drop of 90 percent or so. Unfortunately there is almost no information on this, and seems to be no solution. Also when we have sought help and when I have done research on this, it always comes out the same: the man is always the problem. I guess its just something we have to deal with. Face it, in the bedroom women have ALL the power and ALL the say and we have to deal with it the best we can. I will NOT have an affair, I will NOT leave her and our children. I just have to keep working at limiting the frustration as much as I can and coping with things as they are. I remind myself that 10 times a year is better than nothing. That is my only other alternative in the given situation.

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Sick and tired of this!

by anonymous (Male / 58) on Monday, June 30, 2008

Same here. I am 58, no prostate and wife wants no sex. I would like to take depo-provera, or Androcur or be castrated. All better choices that the sexual tension and frustration that I endure always. I haven't had sex for 15 years and I've been impotent for 5 years. Time for some relief and freedom from hornyness!!!

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hesterectomy issue

by anonymous (Male / 35) on Friday, June 20, 2008

Hello all, I'm a 36 year old male. My 35 year old wife and mother of my 3 year old daughter, has always had a very low sex drive. She had a hesterectomy last year, due to ovarian cists, and the drive is totally gone. Our problem caused us to seperate for 6 months, but I went back home. I was going to have an affair and decided to leave home first. I love my wife and my daughter very much and don't want to leave again. I am considering lowering my drive somehow because I have exhausted all means to raise hers. Whoever said women peak in the 40's and men in the teens have got it backwards!

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Keep trying!

by anonymous (Female / 54) on Thursday, June 12, 2008

There are probably several different reasons for having a high libido. This is my personal opinion. If you were sexually molested as a child (this in itself will cause sexual awareness at an early age), I believe it will cause children to masturbate before puberty. Also boredom might start a child on this road. Many of our foods have hormones added to them, which might cause a high libido. In some countries children are developing sexually when they are toddlers, etc. Girls are growing breast and pubic hair, starting their periods and so on. This is believed to be caused by the hormones in the food they eat, or mother eats, which then passes through the milk supply to the child. Certain chemicals like DDT, and other pesticides etc. stay in the bodies fat cells. These then cause hormonal problems in the person who was exposed, their children, and even grandchildren. You can do your own research online on these subjects. I believe anxiety can cause high libido feelings, or anything that increases the volume of blood in that area of the body, even menstruation, or pregnancy's added preassure to the genital area will cause the libido to be over active. Sometimes sexual orgasm is a way to psychologically comfort oneself, because if feels good to the adult you, or the child in you. A high testosterone level will also cause women to have high libidos. When we start to go through the changes, pre-menopause, our estrogen levels go down causing our testosterone level to have a much stronger impact on our libido. I have tried several things for my libido. These helped, taking estrogen, zoloft, applying ice to my genital area, energy burning exercises (running, dancing),and hard physical labor. I didn't try all of these at the same time, but at different times in my life. Do not wear tight pants or underwear, or sit in positions that will stimulate your genitals or cause and increase in blood flow. Practice redirecting your thoughts, distract yourself, and to what ever degree is right for you and/or your partner enjoy yourself. Eventually aging will take care of the problem, or blessing depending on who you are and how you are affected by a high libido. Good Luck!

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Same Problem

by anonymous (Male / 26) on Sunday, June 08, 2008

I'm a guy and I guess I have the same problem too, I cant satisfy myself enough and it just stays on my mind all the time. I was also wondering that did anyone used to pleasure themselves before puberty? Because this has bugged me too. Am I the only one this has happened to?

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I don't know..

by anonymous (Male / 47) on Wednesday, May 28, 2008

I don't know about women, but in a man its partly neurological. If you can't stay zipped up then consider serotonin blockers (clomipramine, fluoxetene).

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Yoga?

by anonymous (Female / 34) on Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Thank you all for sharing this. I felt very alone and abnormal with my problem. I am a woman with very high libido. I have tried many approaches (even antidepressants) and nothing brings it down. My doctor even dismissed me saying she would be happy to have a libido like mine. I practice yoga and meditation almost daily but it does not have any effect on my libido. In fact, it makes it worse because I feel better physically after my practice and I feel the desire rush. But I know some people have had success with yoga and meditation. It seems no one has an answer for us. But there must be one out there. Good luck.

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High Libido

by anonymous (Male / 37) on Sunday, May 18, 2008

I'm a guy with a high libido. It's very distracting and eats up a lot of my time and attention. I've looked for ways to calm down. So far, the answer is 25% wife and 75% masturbation. For the past few weeks, I've been taking Claritin and pseudoephedrine (12-hour). I don't know which, but one of them is reducing my libido to a manageable level. This isn't really an answer, but it's nice to have some relief. I've always hoped for some more permanent answer from something like yoga, meditation, or similar (but I've never really tried).

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Satisfy the urges

by anonymous (Male / 42) on Monday, May 12, 2008

I also have a really high sex drive, which seems to be hereditary in our family. I have tried curbing it with no luck, and now instead I try satisfying it mostly through masturbation. There are a number of great sex toys that help achieve this, and I find that if I have sex or masturbate in the morning this allows me to get through the day without my sex drive bothering me too much, but if I do get aroused or get the opportunity to have sex I take it immediately with great pleasure and feel no guilt as I am only satisfying my urges.

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How can i turn it off?

by anonymous (Female / 48) on Friday, April 11, 2008

I too have an extemely high libido and I hate it. I almost always want to have sex and it is always on my mind. I just want to turn it off, or way down! What should I do and who should I go see??

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I guess i am not alone!

by anonymous (Female / 40) on Sunday, April 06, 2008

What a relief!! I was researching in the wrong place, I guess. I was thinking that I might be a sex addict--and still questioning. I also have high libido and it's causing so many problems in my marriage. My husband complies but usually ends up having feelings of inadequacy --which I hate because I don't want him to feel less than or to be hurt! I do too want to "turn this desires/thoughts/wants/need OFF" or at least turn it down!

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I can relate!

by anonymous (Female / 37) on Saturday, April 05, 2008

I can so relate to this women. I too have tried to take antidepressants to slow down my desires and all it did was block my ability to orgasm...but didn't limit my desire at all. I think my high libido had a lot to do with my failed marriage too. Sometimes I feel like I must be a freak or something....and sometimes I wonder if I just have too much testoterone. I can't help it. I am very jealous of women with low libidos....because I would love to focus my energy and attention on more productive pursuits.

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Happily Married for now.

by anonymous (Male / 36) on Sunday, March 30, 2008

I am a man, happily married and for all the reasons above wish I could reduce my libido as well. I wish it would just go away and I could move on to something else. My wife and I would be better matched and that would be very very nice. I'm wandering all over the web and the closest I have come is the suggestion to try antidepressants. I even started reading about the chemical castration used for sex offenders but this doesn't seem right in that I would like to retain all the other male testosterone induced traits- just get rid of the sex drive! Help.

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Drugs only depress orgasm

by anonymous (Female / 40) on Thursday, March 20, 2008

Whilst its true that some antidepressants depress libido, the common SSRI's (prozac, effexor, seroxat) can depress orgasm, but not libido, which is not much fun.

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Don't pull out your hair!

by anonymous (Female / 23) on Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Don't go pulling that hair out! I know exactly how you feel (except I've always had a high libido). My bf seems so bored with it that he just masturbates me to get it over with (half the time he doesn't even go himself), and I just feel like a nuissance. However, I have strayed in the past for the same reason, and it only caused complication and heartache, and being ALONE with a libido like this SUCKS!!

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Totally Frustrating!

by anonymous (Female / 39) on Tuesday, February 26, 2008

I struggle with a high libido also, in fact it drives me crazy sometimes! Although this isnt going to console anyone, I have to say that I am relieved to know that others are affected by what I call a disease, thought I was alone with it - thank goodness I'm not. It consumes me & disturbs me!I am a 38year old female, divorced, ( no partner currently ) -the brief relationships I have had havent been successful in terms of sexual compatability, partners have said they felt inadequate & intimidated by my libido, have thought that I am a nymphomaniac which I am not!-Im sick of It to be honest! - When I masturbate, having one orgasm isnt enough. Being a busy working mum means that my time is limited & I end up being extremely frustrated which in turn affects me emotionally. I too have lucid sexual fantasies, & even now I am aroused for no reason. I recently went to my GP to see If I could get some help but it would seem not ! Dont know if having a partner would help & whilst seeking a partner do i search for one to be 'sexually compatible' with?

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Husband not interested

by anonymous (Female / 33) on Saturday, February 16, 2008

I too have a high libido level but just happened recently. I want to pull my hair out....it is driving me crazy!!! My husband does not seem interested anymore and I'm afraid that I am going to stray.

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Embarrassed

by anonymous (Female / 29) on Sunday, January 13, 2008

I'm having a bit of a high libido frustration, too. I am a woman, 29, and happily married, but I think about and want sex a lot. I'm on an ssri for depression (Celexa), but it wasn't until today that I've considered asking my gp about it. I think I'm a bit embarrassed. Maybe my therapist can lead me in the right direction. It's nice to hear I'm not the only woman like this.

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Lots of people with this problem!

by anonymous (Male / 31) on Tuesday, January 08, 2008

This is a topic which is largely overlooked, because the media industry focuses on men & women who want to increase their drive and/or performance. Lots of us want to "crank down" our sex drives, or in some cases eliminate them altogether. Testosterone is a major culprit in overactive libidos. Testosterone triggers the areas of the brain that control male erections and female lubrication. Controlling t-levels can be tricky, however. Some women & men experience a "natural" reduction in testosterone as they age. Many do not. Forget about anti-depressants -- they don't alter hormone levels, they merely create "disconnects" in the brain by preventing seratonin reuptake. These disconnects mainly interfere with male erections and female lubrication, and make it harder to concentrate on achieving orgasm. They don't reduce libido much, if at all. They merely leave you horny with a decreased ability to relieve the situation. Women can sometimes "offset" elevated testosterone levels by the addition of the female hormones found in birth control pills/injections/patches. But estrogen can also sometimes be converted to testosterone within the body, so it doesn't work for everyone.

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Names of Drugs?

by anonymous (Male / 49) on Monday, December 24, 2007

I would like any pill that would all together kill my sex drive. It would improve my life more than words can explain. I would like to know some names of these drugs?

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Hormones??

by anonymous (Female / 52) on Friday, December 14, 2007

I am a 53 year old woman that have only recently experienced the same thing - I'm suddenly horny as hell all the time. I think the reason is that I am on bio-identical hormones that have testosterone in it that is causing this as I have never been this way in my entire life. So the answer is to get your hormone levels checked at your Dr.'s office (simple blood test) and perhaps he can prescribe Progesterone and or Estrogen to counteract this. I firmly believe it is an excess amount of Testosterone in your system.

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Need some help!

by anonymous (Male / 43) on Friday, November 09, 2007

I can relate to your situation gnossie, but for different reasons. I am in a situation where I can't get enough sex and go ballistic inside if a mildly attractive woman walks by. I am married, happily so I must add. The problem is that my wife does not share my levels of enthusiasm when it comes to sex. Once a month is sufficient for her, when once a day is more my style. I get the distinct impression that she does the necessary evil because she has to and not because she enjoys it. Once or twice a month she will do the sacrifice of undressing and allowing me to do my thing, and pretend to enjoy it. I love her and don't want to put her through the misery of sex, but the problem is that the less I get it the more I think about it, want it, dream it, taste it, wrestle with it and imagine it (get the picture?). After a week or two in the sexual desert I go crazy inside when a sexy girl walks past, and if she is scantly dressed, well, you can just imagine. I am scared that given the right set of circumstances and level of desire I might not be able to resist an external temptation for sex and thereby risk shipwrecking my marriage. So, one of two things must change: 1. I must discuss it with my wife and she must give me more sex. Simple, yes, and probably what most sex therapists will recommend. But, the result of this will probably be that we have sex twice a week. That means twice a week I must try to fulfill my needs while at the same time knowing that she actually would far rather read a book or watch TV. or 2. I must somehow get rid of the desire altogether and not care about sex or sexy woman walking past. I will be happy since my continuous frustrations will be a thing of the past, my wife will be happy because she will not have to do the honors, and I will mitigate the risk of stuffing up our relationship because of my desires. Of course I will need to discuss this with her so that she understands my position and understands why I can suddenly go to bed without pestering her. For me option 2 seems the better choice, the problem is the means to achieve this. As with you I am not interested in damaging my body in any way. I also just want the proverbial light switch that I can toggle at will or, as in my case, leave on the 'off' position until further notice. So, it seems we sit in the same position awaiting that straight-forward, safe, easy and socially acceptable solution for switching off the male sex drive. I will watch this space in eager anticipation...

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Chemical Solution?

by anonymous (Male / 32) on Thursday, October 18, 2007

First of all, the chemicals. People have been telling me bromide will do the trick. Unfortunately I'm a wee bit nervous about imbibing a heaping tablespoonful of pure bromide. Plus I wouldn't know where to get it. If you look up this chemical on the internet, it seems like it would be rather harmful to human tissue. So the two problems with the bromide route are that I don't know where to acquire it, and I don't know in what form to ingest it. In fact, I am beginning to suspect the stories of soldiers put off their lust via surreptitious bromide are nothing more than urban fables. Second: the chemical Medroxyprogesterone seems designed for a woman. Even if it's not, it apparently works by ingesting female hormones into my body, or getting my body to produce some. I'm also uncomfortable with this. I certainly don't want to be a woman or woman-like in any way. Third: The ritual yoga exercises. Very interesting, very interesting. I looked into these. Basically what they are is a serious of exercises you do several times a day to increase your vitality and longevity. Then there is a special "sixth" exercise designed for those who would like to naturally quell their libido. The problem with these exercises is that it's a solution that would prove to be more time-consuming than the original problem. One has to do these exercises several times a day. It's certainly less trouble to just spend that time chasing -- or worrying about -- girls. Some on this board have certainly misunderstood me. I certainly have no desire to chop my balls off. That's item number one. What I would like to do is somehow flip the switch in my brain (chemically, if necessary) that toggles between "INTERESTED IN WOMEN/NOT INTERESTED IN WOMEN." Ideally, I want to be so indifferent to them, that I can pass a row of achingly beautiful women and pay no more heed to them than if they were so many household brooms. As for the last guy who thinks this all boils down to masturbating too much. No! Not at all. In my view, masturbation is far superior to women because it's cheaper, quicker, and requires less effort. Meaning that I can get back to studying. But even the masturbation is a bother! My habits personally are, I believe, entirely within reason and under control at the moment, but I would like to go further than that. I don't want to be interested in sex at all, so that even the need to masturbate would be evaporate. I regard even those five or ten minutes every couple of days or so to be a disgraceful waste of time during which I am learning nothing. My overall goal is simply to study constantly without worrying about any of these animal needs, if you can understand that. So, for those who comment on this in the future: yes, I am obsessed. But not with sex: with not wasting time.

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Desperate for a solution

by anonymous (Male / 37) on Saturday, September 22, 2007

I am searching for an easily obtainable drug or chemical that will, while it is being used, reduce my sex drive to zero. It can be legal or illegal, but obviously I want minimal side effects. I am a student and I need to study every spare moment of my waking hours. This is all I care about. Nevermind why. Unfortunately, as a young man, I have quite normal biological urges: i.e., I daydream or fantasize about young women a great deal, in various compromising scenarios, doing me, etc. You get the picture. However, all this is time wasted: I need to be paying attention to lectures, reading articles, memorizing facts, etc. You see, women don't interest me. At all. (Or men or boys, cats, etc.) I can't stop thinking about them, true; but that's only my biology. My conscious deliberative mind has no need for them or for any kind of sex. I even consider masturbation, while preferable to women since it is cheaper and less time-consuming, a nevertheless regrettable waste of time because it eats up vital minutes that could be spent reading or memorizing. Adding to the problem is the fact that women usually find me attractive. I have tried to deter them by such methods as wearing ragged clothing or shaving my head, but to no avail. Even a mohawk seemed to generate unwelcome interest. The only thing that did seem to work was going for weeks without bathing, but this method exacted a heavy psychological toll and made things difficult in class. Plus, the problem is not really with the women; it's with the way my stupid brain has been hard-wired. I would get a vasectomy except that: 1) later in life I might have different priorities and wish to procreate, and 2) from what I understand, vasectomies don't remove the desire, which is my real problem. Physically removing the testicles would, I think, do the trick, but at too high a price. Plus: Yeech. What about saltpeter? I've heard this "removes the craving." Is this an urban legend? If not, where can I obtain saltpeter and what are its side effects? How is it best ingested? Please do not answer: "But all this is normal!" I know it's normal! So is death and cancer! That doesn't mean they're what I want, though. Hence I am forced to seek chemical assistance in subverting the course of nature. Your help is appreciated.

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Sex Drive Like a Man

by anonymous (Female / 37) on Wednesday, August 08, 2007

I am a 41 year old fairly attractive gay woman and I have had a high libido since I was a teen-now its higher than ever. Most of the time I think it is great but sometimes it does bother me and I wonder about hormonal imbalance; etc. I have enjoyed an active sex life my whole life yet sometimes wonder if I am beyond "healthy" and enter the state of "addictive" sex... I seem to be more "visual" like men and my sex drive seems to match men more than women. I usually only become bothered by it when I think I am using sex to run from my everyday problems....

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I Wish

by anonymous (Male / 37) on Saturday, June 02, 2007

I only wish my wife were more like you. I'm 39 and I've been married for 13 years. I love my wife very much, but I've had to go on testosterone therapy for chronic headaches. As a result, I want her all the time. I try to give her simply affection without sexual intimacy, but the whole time I'm giving her a back rub or just kissing her, I'll be as rigid as wood and want her so bad. It drives me crazy and I'm often up nights with so much sexual energy, I can't sleep. She just gets mad and says I'm making too big a deal out of sex. I don't know what to do to aleviate some of this sexual frustration. I guess if my wife were more like you, we would never leave the house, which would be okay since I work from home....

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Constant Hunger

by anonymous (Female / 42) on Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Recently I saw a question in this forum that I could relate to. A woman wrote and said she was disatisfied with her extremely high libido, and your answer seemed to suggest that it was not really a problem and that mismatched libidos in the relationship were the concern. I disagree, because I also feel a constant sense of frustration sexually. Masturbation doesn't help, and I can have several orgasms and feel little more satisfied than when I started. When I want sex my partner is happy to oblige most of the time, but my problem is that I don't like feeling constantly aroused! To me it's like being constantly hungry, and seldom satisfied no matter how much is eaten. Like the woman who posed a similar question, I too have wondered about taking medications with a side effect of libido reduction. I've even tried taking antidepressants that would do this, and the contraceptive pill, but I couldn't tolerate the side effects. If it is a hormonal imbalance what would the treatment for this be? I am so constantly aroused that I often have very vivid sexual dreams that leave me frustrated, with a compulsion to have to masturbate to relieve this frustration. My life is busy, and I quite simply do not want to feel this constant 'horniness'! I envy women with low libidos, and I feel like a freak for complaining about mine being too high, as it doesn't seem to be an 'acceptable' or legitimate problem for women to have! We're all *supposed* to be seeking increased libidos! Do you have any advice for reducing libido? The only time I recall my libido/level of arousal being low was after major surgery. For about five days after I was not aroused or frustrated! I do think there are other women out there like me, who similarly feel that it's not an acceptable problem to be voicing despite their unhappiness about it. I would be grateful for any help on this!

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Help!

by need help (male / 49) on Sunday, May 13, 2007

I am a 50 year-old male. My wife of 23 years is 54 years old and going through menopause (maybe near post menopause) she is not interested in sex any longer. We have not had any form of sex in the last 5 years. I have survived on fantasy and masturbation, but recently I have found myself attracted to several women, and came very close to having an affair, which my wife found out about. I have found my thoughts focusing more and more on sex and having an affair. I don't want to lose my wife, we have too much history and we have plans for the future. We have been in counseling, but her lack of desire or difference in libido has been considered my problem. Obviously, if I were to use depo-provera it would reduce or eliminate my sex drive. Would the side effects of depo-provera outweigh its use in reducing my libido?

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