It's obvious I'm sick, but I repressed myself and I can't figure it all out.
jodes2
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- Aug 28, 2022
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Fadeawaaaay
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- Nov 12, 2021
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I would suggest finding a partner, and when you feel comfortable sharing your intimate desires no matter how embarrassing or shameful… If you've been repressed, it can be a bit of a process, but I highly recommend it… And then enact your desires…
locked*n*loaded
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- Apr 15, 2022
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Just thought this might be an appropriate place to offer up something I discovered during my years enslaved by lady H. In case you weren't aware, it eliminates the libido and sensitivity. Anyone experiencing similar issues due to antidepressants or another reason, could safely give it a try.
I'm not usually one for herbal remedies or supplements, but I swear, this overcame the numbing effect of opiates, so might be of interest.
It's called Avena sativa oat oil. You can buy it from health food stores. It's not magic, so you need to stick with it for a couple of weeks before it gets going.
It has a pipette which you use to add 2-3 drops to a small glass of water morning and night.
Ignore the brand in the image.. it's just an example.
I'm not usually one for herbal remedies or supplements, but I swear, this overcame the numbing effect of opiates, so might be of interest.
It's called Avena sativa oat oil. You can buy it from health food stores. It's not magic, so you need to stick with it for a couple of weeks before it gets going.
It has a pipette which you use to add 2-3 drops to a small glass of water morning and night.
Ignore the brand in the image.. it's just an example.
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Csmith8827
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Venus13
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Self exploration is the best to start in my experience. Journaling is a good suggestion. If you feel repressed or shame then explore why and write it out.
Stick to emotionally safe and open partners. You should be able to freely say I'm vulnerable and I'm working on my relationship with my sexuality and have that respected. They should meet you where you're at, if not then you're already off to a bad start. You need sex partners where communication is open.
Stick to emotionally safe and open partners. You should be able to freely say I'm vulnerable and I'm working on my relationship with my sexuality and have that respected. They should meet you where you're at, if not then you're already off to a bad start. You need sex partners where communication is open.
Willy Wonka
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- Dec 15, 2021
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