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Blogs > AznBucker > A Sexual approach to PTSD

Off Meds and remembering your Penis  

AznBucker 44M
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5/8/2019 2:36 am
Off Meds and remembering your Penis

The purpose of this Blog is to try to document a journey.

Will the journey happen? Will it lead anywhere? Will it just lead back to square one? I don't have a crystal ball, but I have a computer. So I'm documenting and sharing, but I don't make any promises. I just ask that you follow the journey with me.

I have been suffering from PTSD for a long long time, but a couple of months ago I made a decision to get off of pharmaceutical medications. I have taken a more herbal approach to my medication and you can read into that whatever you will, but your instincts are probably correct. (It's marijuana, copious amounts of marijuana)

There are some medications, especially those that treat<b> depression </font></b>and anxiety, that reduce your sex drive and ability to have and maintain an erection. But this is not normal. I once heard that the average male has a sexual thought every three seconds. That might be offensive to some, but it's natural, at least from a statistical point of view. What's not natural is taking medications, and completely ignoring the wants and needs of your penis. This not only only abnormal from a statistical view, it's abnormal on a biological level. This is not healthy. I imagine it could lead to insanity.

I'm off meds, and for better or worse, I remember my penis!
Breaking down barriers: Attempting a sexual journey back from the depths of PTSD

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