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    Ssri side affects

    The pristique is really helping with my depression, but it has completely removed my sex drive. I’ve lived with bipolar hyper sexuality my whole life, never been on an ssri. My partner isn’t happy. But I can’t say I’m not enjoying it. I can focus on so much more now, I don’t feel this intense urge to get off multiple times a day anymore. But I don’t want to always feel like this. I want to still enjoy and have sex. #BipolarDepression #Sex #SexAndRelationships #Antidepressants

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    The hidden side of Kallmann syndrome / hypogonadotropic hypogonadism - missing out on puberty and adolesence.

    Kallmann syndrome (KS) is a form of hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (HH). It affects puberty and fertility.

    People with KS / HH do not undergo normal puberty and will normally be infertile.

    Hormone replacement therapy can help with some of the physical symptoms and there is even specialist treatments available to help induce spells of fertility.

    It is the pyschological aspects of the condition that concern me more at the moment. I talk to and meet many fellow patients and it is the perhaps the pyschological aspects that cause the most problems to fellow patients regardless of their age of diagnosis or treatment.

    As with most rare disorders it is difficult to discribe to others what it is like to have the condition. Puberty and adolescence are such cornerstones in the development of the individual to miss out on them must leave lasting effects I think.

    Having late puberty, being a "late bloomer" can be bad enough. However to be left behind totally is even worse. To be told to wait and see when you are a teenager as your friends develop physically and emotionally around you is not easy.

    In my own situation I had a normal enough childhood, nothing seemed amiss, apart from my poor hearing and lack of sense of smell. At the time nobody linked this to my lack of puberty. If they had, I may have been diagnosed earlier than 23 years of age.

    Socially i think I was a normal enough child but as a teenager I became more and more socially isolated. Through my own fault, I see now. I was invited to events with my teenage friends but as I grew older I felt more and more distanced from them. I began to turn down invitations because I felt so out of place. Eventually the invitations stopped totally.

    Since I did not go through puberty, I felt physcially out of place as well as socially out of place. The doctors just said "wait and see", so I did. This was just before the internet age. I knew I was missing out on relationships and indeed even sexual relationships while a teenager or later at University. I just assumed it would all catch up eventually.

    I concentrated on other things, I was not un happy as a young adult but perhaps I modified my personality and behaviour to make up for feeeling out of step of my age group. I did not learn the social skills or notice the signs of potential relationships. I developed my own traits to appear normal enough to function, trying to forget other things in life.

    I was not diagnosed until I was 23 and it was not until I was about 25 that my hormone levels (testosterone) reached that of a normal male. What happened next is another story that i would be happy to share another time.

    #kallmann #puberty #hypogonadism #BodyImage #Infertility #Sex

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    A vent on why saying s3x (e) is natural excludes others | TW/CW mentions of s3x, exclusionism, aphobia #venting

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    It’s already frustrating how this society expects everyone to be s3x-hungry when it’s not even the reality. Way to make me feel at home (/sarc). I’m sex-positive, but I’m also realistic, and to be honest, I shouldn’t have to say it.

    Not everyone wants to have s3x. Not everyone wants to have it as frequently as it is portrayed in the media. Or at all.

    Saying that s3x is natural or is a natural feeling excludes asexuals and those on the ace-spectrum because of not feeling “standard” attraction (I’m ace-spec). It also invalidates those who are repulsed/aversed and those who are traumatized by sex (assault/molestation) and/or its media (not to be confused with sex-negative, a political counterpart to sex-positive). Not to mention, it feeds on the idea of alienating these individuals as “broken”, “unnatural”, and “disordered” (which the US literally labels it as a disorder 😡).

    It may be natural to others, but not to everyone, and that is okay and 1000% valid!

    Make it a place where those who are into s3x, those who aren’t into it, and those who are traumatized by it coexist with each other. Please! We need to be heard, too!! /srs

    #Sex #LGBTQIA #asexual #Ace #Aphobia #SexualTrauma #Trauma #NotEveryoneWantsSex

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    To my womanly parts

    she has deceived me

    I've been given taste of what it means to be a women

    and only this

    I don't know if I will ever run with the bees again

    Grow with a new beating heart

    or enjoy the pleasures of a man

    Oh she is vicious

    knocking me out every month without any warning

    throwing all my hard work off the shelf

    Burning this skin over where she sleeps

    Sometimes I wish I could reverse this process I was born onto.

    then maybe then

    this would just all disappear.

    #Endometriosis #vagamisnus #Sex #woman #Depression

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    What they don't tell you in Sex-Ed..

    Part 1 of 2 Throughout my school years I attended many #sexedclasses they all covered different aspects however all had a very common theme in them which was “If you have #Sex without protection you WILL get pregnant” they went into great details about safe sex and how to practice it, they even spoke about options if you were to fall pregnant, and the help and support out there.I’m 25yrs old and I have carried those lessons around with me in my head for years but not because what I learned from them but because of what they were lacking, you see the word #Infertility never came up in those lessons, what it was or why it happened, never mind support for it. Instead I learned the word as I watched my older siblings battle against it as #Infertilitycame banging on their doors yet I was still absolutely clueless on the full meaning until it came banging on mine last year.Since then I’ve been on this journey that I was not prepared for, I’m in a rollercoaster that has sharp bends and big loops yet my seatbelt does not do up instead I’m having to hold on as tight as I can and try to grab supplies to fix my belt just as I’m collecting knowledge about this unknown subject a subject that I should of been taught on.What to do when you want to start a family yet your haunted with negatives every month?How to accurately track your ovulation days and how many days your cycles are?What to do if your not in a #Relationships but you want to become a Mummy? And the stigma around it?Information about sperm donorsInformation about IVFThe anger and grief you go through everyday and how it comes in waves and some of the waves can knock you down for what seems like weeks..How to deal with the overwhelming guilt you feel when you feel such pain when a family member or friend announces they are expectingConstant Dr appointments and the tests with the exact same responses “try to loose weight” “your time will come” “your still young you got time”Feeling such a type of broody that it actually hurtsMy life has become a draw full of pre-pregnancy supplants, ovulation tests, pregnancy tests, ovulation/period tracking tools, donor information, tables and charts and notes and Dr letters. I’m having to learn about all about this while living through it however I know exactly how to put a condom on and the different types of contraceptions there are and my rights if I wanted to terminated so why didn’t I know anything about #Infertility, how didn’t I know that #Infertility affects 84% of couples and half of women, how didn’t I know that there are so many different types of #Infertility ranging from just taking a long time to get pregnant to illnesses such as #PolycysticOvarySyndrome, how didn’t I know that the fact that I didn’t start my period till I was 18 could have something to do with my now issues to conceive, how didn’t I know that sometimes I won’t get a period but not because I’m pregnant but because my hormone levels can’t regulate, how didn’t I know that at just 25yrs old I would be experiencing isolating nightmare.I think that’s the main thing people forget to tell you about the trying to conceive journey is how #lonely it is, I struggle to connect with my peers because of how cut of this journey has made me, I feel like I’m in a prison where #Infertility are the bars while I’m looking through watching my friends and family live their lives, lives without negative tests, appointments, draw fulls of supplants and failed tests, baby clothes that stay in the closet for what may even be forever and there is nothing they or anyone can say to make this better.I wish they would of mentioned this all in sex ed, honestly that could of put people off the idea of reproducing all together because I wouldn’t wish this journey on anyone but at least I would of been prepared and that I wouldn’t have to be battling blind through this beast. #Infertility and trying to conceive needs to be spoken about more and it needs to be a conversation that is had at schools that

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    What they don't tell you in Sex-Ed..

    Throughout my school years I attended many #sexedclasses they all covered different aspects however all had a very common theme in them which was "If you have #Sex without protection you WILL get pregnant" they went into great details about safe sex and how to practice it, they even spoke about options if you were to fall pregnant, and the help and support out there.

    I'm 25yrs old and I have carried those lessons around with me in my head for years but not because what I learned from them but because of what they were lacking, you see the word #Infertility never came up in those lessons, what it was or why it happened, never mind support for it. Instead I learned the word as I watched my older siblings battle against it as infertility came banging on their doors yet I was still absolutely clueless on the full meaning until it came banging on mine last year.

    Since then I've been on this journey that I was not prepared for, I'm in a rollercoaster that has sharp bends and big loops yet my seatbelt does not do up instead I'm having to hold on as tight as I can and try to grab supplies to fix my belt just as I'm collecting knowledge about this unknown subject a subject that I should of been taught on.

    What to do when you want to start a family yet your haunted with negatives every month?

    How to accurately track your ovulation days and how many days your cycles are?

    What to do if your not in a relationship but you want to become a Mummy? And the stigma around it?

    Information about sperm donors

    Information about IVF

    The anger and grief you go through everyday and how it comes in waves and some of the waves can knock you down for what seems like weeks..

    How to deal with the overwhelming guilt you feel when you feel such pain when a family member or friend announces they are expecting

    Constant Dr appointments and the tests with the exact same responses "try to loose weight" "your time will come" "your still young you got time"

    Feeling such a type of broody that it actually hurts

    My life has become a draw full of pre-pregnancy supplants, ovulation tests, pregnancy tests, ovulation/period tracking tools, donor information, tables and charts and notes and Dr letters. I'm having to learn about all about this while living through it however I know exactly how to put a condom on and the different types of contraceptions there are and my rights if I wanted to terminated so why didn't I know anything about infertility, how didn't I know that infertility affects 84% of couples and half of women, how didn't I know that there are so many different types of infertility ranging from just taking a long time to get pregnant to illnesses such as PCOS, how didn't I know that the fact that I didn't start my period till I was 18 could have something to do with my now issues to conceive, how didn't I know that sometimes I won't get a period but not because I'm pregnant but because my hormone levels can't regulate, how didn't I know that at just 25yrs old I would be experiencing isolating nightmare.

    I think that's the main thing people forget to tell you about the trying to conceive journey is how lonely it is, I struggle to connect with my peers because of how cut of this journey has made me, I feel like I'm in a prison where infertility are the bars while I'm looking through watching my friends and family live their lives, lives without negative tests, appointments, draw fulls of supplants and failed tests, baby clothes that stay in the closet for what may even be forever and there is nothing they or anyone can say to make this better.

    I wish they would of mentioned this all in sex ed, honestly that could of put people off the idea of reproducing all together because I wouldn't wish this journey on anyone but at least I would of been prepared and that I wouldn't have to be battling blind through this beast. Infertility and trying to conceive needs to be spoken about more and it needs to be a conversation that is had at schools that students can be prepared for the future so that u like me they won't need to fight blind..

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