There is a drug to combat low libido in both men and women. Testosterone. I outlined how it has helped me immensely on another thread. I was way under normal levels for women, and when i corrected it with the help of an endocrinologist, it fixed it fast.

Low testosterone in women is one of the reasons for low libido, too.

Doctors who are too freaked out by the idea of women having more testosterone, I think. Girls are “not supposed to have boy hormones”. They might grow beards, or something. Nevermind that the levels are so low to get me to “women’s normal” that it would never cause that.

I asked my primary care physician, and she sent me to an endocrinologist to test all my hormone levels. The endo was able to determine “yeah, you are WAY low.” and prescribe me a testosterone cream. I have it custom compounded at a local compounding pharmacy, which is something you can also do online - Strohecker’s in…

I am not on the pill - but doctors who are smart enough to prescribe testosterone (in my case an endocrinologist) DO account for the pill in their testing and prescriptions. Taking testosterone (usually in a cream form) shouldn’t mess with the pill’s effectiveness.

Low libido treatment should start with measuring hormone levels, including testosterone levels. I’ll bet they’d find that women who report low libido have too low levels of testosterone in their bodies, which is not uncommon nowadays, because of all the junk in our food that messes with our estrogen levels.

There is a really easy drug to fix this available today - low dose testosterone. Women have it naturally in their bodies anyway, and it does have an effect on libido. When I was tested my testostrone level was WAY low, almost non-existent. I was given a low-dose cream, and my libido jumped right up to normal as soon…

There is a really easy drug to fix this available today - low dose testosterone. Women have it naturally in their bodies anyway, and it does have an effect on libido. When I was tested my testostrone level was WAY low, almost non-existent. I was given a low-dose cream, and my libido jumped right up to normal as soon…

In the ABC interview, Caitlyn said the kids were welcome to continue calling her “dad” because that’s what they are used to. Lots of trans parents handle it different ways.

Yeah, the fact that Lena’s sister is her most vocal defender is a point that the anti-Lena trolls just conveniently overlook.

The parents should have put him in juvie if he was under age, or jail if he was an adult. Not that hard to figure out.

Reading page 11 of the report that In Touch has - yes, it’s 3 of his sisters.

They were - look at the report; it lists the victim’s parents as the Duggars themselves.

As noted on another thread - they victims were his sisters, which you can figure out by reading the report fairly closely.

That link is some scary shit. I’m really sorry for those kids sent there, including the Duggar kids.

Dying to know what movie this was for, though. I wish that info would leak, because I want to put it on my list of stuff not to see.

Exactly - because of course everyone gets punished but the guy who is most responsible for the douche behavior. The guy who seems to think “I’m sorry” is a good enough punishment, and that he shouldn’t lose his office or face any repercussions.

Also known as: Gay white men against marginalized LBT folks.

That’s the point of the lawsuit, though. Doesn’t matter what their corporate policy is if store managers don’t follow it. Top down, the company is responsible for knowing all their managers know that rules and follow them and treat their employees with respect. They don’t get to advertise their HRC score without being…

I’ve never been able to get behind the character of Pat, even after re-watching recently. Sure there is a level where the joke is on the people trying to figure out Pat’s gender.