I'm not certain for what the rating for these medications is. I give Tramadol a 6/10 as it does help with muscle pain caused by overexersion from sexual activities that lasted longer than usual due to an inability to acheive satisfaction.

EricCartmanRJ wrote:Where do you live? Unfortunately, it's illegal here.

I didn't say it was legal here, just that I've utilized it.

Maldoror wrote:Marijuana helps me with the enjoyment aspect of it too. Unfortunately I don't like being high on weed.

I don't like having sex while "high" all the time, either, which is why I wait for that feeling to fade before I try to do anything.

In my introduction, I have explained that there seems to be a divide between physical pleasure/orgasm and the mental satisfaction that comes with it. For me, I believe that there is an issue with the release of dopamine- either my body isn't releasing enough of it or my brain isn't recognizing it; e...

If you go all the way in, you will feel this fleshy sort of lump in there. You have to hook a couple fingers in behind it. I've found that spot with other female partners, but I'm unable to stimulate myself with my fingers the same way. Either way, even when I do stimulate those areas as I'm able, ...

Hello, welcome to to the forum. SSRIs can cause the physical sex drive to be higher even though everything else is lower or normal. I wonder about something though. Have you ever tried inserting something all the way, to where it goes back behind the cervix? After a few orgasms, you might try to ha...

I suppose the best place to start is with me. I'm a 28 year old woman who has felt the opposite ends of the spectrum with sexual dysfunction. At a young age- I think maybe around 9 years old, I was diagnosed with depression after showing signs of Trichotillomania; this diagnosis would shape the next...