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Posted by Phil on June 22, 2012, at 10:22:16
The rest of my meds...clonazepam, lithium, seroquel, and lamictal, screwed up my sex life but I could usually work things out.
Vyvanse, like street drugs..meth, cocaine, said no, no, no. I will give you desire beyond your wildest dreams but your 'unit' will be made of wood.
I read about a lady that masturbated over 3 hours and didn't pick up the phone when her secretary buzzed because she "was right there". But right there never gets here and there are people all over the world setting aside several hours a day to try and climb that mountain, but alas, the mountain moves. Is this frustrating? Can anything be more frustrating?
I remember some stims that I took improved things a bit. What were those???
Posted by Phillipa on June 22, 2012, at 12:53:30
In reply to the impossible dream sex on amphetamines, posted by Phil on June 22, 2012, at 10:22:16
Phil what an interesting world if that is what most are doing on meds. Phillipa
Posted by rjlockhart04-08 on June 23, 2012, at 18:06:30
In reply to the impossible dream sex on amphetamines, posted by Phil on June 22, 2012, at 10:22:16
I'm only gonna share this once but I know exactly what your talking about when having sex on both amphetamines and espcially methamphetamine. Thier was a episode on Oprah of methamohetamine users having sex over many hours and doing vary bizaarre acts of sezuality.
It makes my whole thinking revolved around some kinda of sexual fastasy and I have act it out to get release, it can happen for more than 8-10 hours with repeated redosing of methamphetamine...these thoughts of becoming obessed with sex...sexual fantasy...people can do vary bizarre things under the influence, because of the significant dopamine elevation in the synpase that triggers the sex drive to into over drive. But once you released all of it....mainly having the biggest orgas in history that goes beyound pleasure and then after its all depending how much dopamine was released you go back to normal and really think how bizarre I was acting. Still if you redose...you can have several sexual hits ubtil your absolutely drained of dopamine levels....and I do know if someone keeps redosing with their amphetmaines while their drained of DA it will cause derealization and psychotic bizarre feelings that usally have to be calmed down with benzos or better barbiturates. I already know all this because I've done it. It's all because of stimulation of sexual stuff in the brain and also elevated dopamine levels...your whole course of thinking can change when dopamine is increased. Even if you take opiates after long periods of dopamine drainage from sexual fantasies that last over 10 hours...they don't have much fun to em either...usally the use of sedatives after this period is imporatnat without having brain damage.
After reading this....I am disclaiming everything because this is subject I kept myself...its shameful when I think of the people I wanted to have sex with under the influeice, and then after if left my system...i thought I litterly was crazy.
anyways stay safe....use you klonopin after Vyvanse you'll be fine:)
rj
Posted by alchemy on July 3, 2012, at 7:38:42
In reply to Re: the impossible dream sex on amphetamines » Phil, posted by Phillipa on June 22, 2012, at 12:53:30
> Phil what an interesting world if that is what most are doing on meds. Phillipa
Interesting. That is so foreign to me i feel like im missing out. Ive never had much of a libido. I take ritalin off and on and dont even notice anything. Is it mostly a guy reaction?
Posted by Phillipa on July 3, 2012, at 20:47:01
In reply to Re: the impossible dream sex on amphetamines, posted by alchemy on July 3, 2012, at 7:38:42
No same here. Phillipa
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