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THE PINK PILL  The US Food and Drug Administration very recently approved a Drug, flibanserin, to boost the libido of women. The small pink pill, branded as Addyi, is manufactured by a small pharmaceutical company, Sprout Pharmaceuticals. The pink pill will go on sale in October in America only, though probably everyone will be able to soon buy the Addyi (or its copycats) online despite the FDA’s safeguards. The FDA had rejected the Drug twice. But after intense lobbying, the FDA gave the go-ahead for the female Viagra pill. THE FDA was lobbied by a group called Even the Score that campaigns for women’s sexual health equity. Its campaign was based on the argument that if men can have a pill, women should also have a pill to increase their libido. The pink pill, when taken daily, showed modest benefits in clinical trials. Women who took the Drug had an average of 4.4 "satisfying sexual experiences a month" compared with 3.7 for women given a placebo. The Drug was not compared against relationship therapy, sex toys or a new and better lover. Taking the pink pill does have side-effects, such as lowered blood pressure, fainting and drowsiness, which are aggravated when alcohol or other Drugs (eg oral contraceptives) are also taken. It’s also a little unclear about the scale of the problem of a lack of libido amongst women. One survey found 43 per cent of women had experienced a loss of sexual desire. But one psychologist, Petra Boynton, questioned whether there is a widespread problem. She said that people “have a perception that everybody else is having fantastic sex all the time with exotic positions.” We are, aren’t we?! Perhaps we all need to take pills! If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? Do you think others have more and better sex than you? I’ve taken a few blue pills in my time – my erections lasted for a good day! For a post on the Viagra pill, please click THE BLUE PILL.  |
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? Wrong equipment to answer this one  If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? Perhaps, have not had any such condition yet  Do you think others have more and better sex than you? I hope they are, or at least as much 
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? Nah, I'll just take another lover. If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? N/A But, if I were a man, I'd take anything. Do you think others have more and better sex than you? Definitely, if judged by my recent dry spell. Visit my blog It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World of NaughtyInSO, leave a comment, become a watcher. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIVE AND LET LIVE Be happy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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No I wouldn't take it....I doubt I could keep up!  ~~Anais Nin~~
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If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? I haven't lost anything!! Do you think others have more and better sex than you? You know the answer to this question!! 
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Have not had that problem so I don't know. As fort fellow if he did loose it I would recommend the blue pill hugs V I am just lucky both of us don't have any problems Become a blog watcher sweet_vm
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? No I'd never try it, too many side effects. If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? I'd never let my partner use the blue pill. I do hope you aren't serious about taking that pill, you could end up deaf, blind and alone and wanking -- could be a good title for a blog post. Hey if that is your thing --blue pill-- go for it. Warning: Sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra, obstructs an enzyme that sends light signals from the retina to the brain. Doctors have known for several years that it could cause temporary vision problems in healthy men, but a new Australian study found its effects can be permanent. Do you think others have more and better sex than you? No I doubt it. I never finished my post on the subject, I suppose I should. It's the perception that is causing the problems. Menopause and andropause are completely normal, but due to the perception that everyone should be having more sex, loss of libido with both menopause and andropause have been medicalized -- treated as a medical problem, when it's not and never was. Become a member now and get a free tote bag.
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The pills for men and women are doing very different things. Male erection enhancement drugs are increasing blood flow and helping to keep blood in the penile spongy tissue to maintain an erection. It's purely physical and has nothing to do with libido and desire. When it comes to arousal, you're on your own. The drug intended for women, Addyi, is an attempt to make women do something they no longer wish to do- have sex. It does not promise to make them better CAPABLE of sex, because they're already there. To me, there's something not quite right about this. If said female misses sexual arousal and wants to ramp up her desire, then maybe this is the pill for her. But after menopause many women lose interest and experience a loss of libido. That ain't wrong. It's just how it is. Would you take a pill just to satisfy your husband's or partner's active libido? Maybe not. Many women are perfectly content to have less, or no sex. That ought to be their right. Yet they will visit a male gynecologist who will advise them that "Hell yes! You want and need this!" I think the whole issue needs lots of discussion between partners. I feel like I need to repeat- the two drugs, one for men and the other for women, are doing very different things. One enhances ability, and the other alters mood. Become a member now and get a free tote bag.
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I think once again you managed to twist the numbers, you love to do that. Women who took the Drug had an average of 4.4 "satisfying sexual experiences a month" compared with 3.7 for women given a placebo What a way to put it ! The treatment needs a month before it works to start with. Nothing like Viagra. The results for the first month taking that pill is in fact very encouraging. What's more ... Your stats are for increased desire, with the placebo effect to consider. It doesn't mean "yay ! I had a super bang !" But "OK I enjoy a little bit more doing that thing with my hubby since I take it. He's happy, the dirty pig." Do I take aphros ? Eeerr ... yes. Not mechanical ones like Viagra which gives you a hard-on even when there's nothing around. "Damn, stupid dick, why do you stand up making it hard to pee like this ? You're painful and I want to sleep !" Mines are natural mixes of asian and south american plants (ginseng, guarana etc) and it works during a day and a half - two days. if and only if my libido is awaken by partners or ambiances. My, does it work ! My, are they pleased ! And ... no side effects. I wish it would be available in Drugstores - but the pharmatical lobby prohibit them though there is no competion !
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I think once again you managed to twist the numbers, you love to do that. Women who took the Drug had an average of 4.4 "satisfying sexual experiences a month" compared with 3.7 for women given a placebo What a way to put it ! The treatment needs a month before it works to start with. Nothing like Viagra. The results for the first month taking that pill is in fact very encouraging. What's more ... Your stats are for increased desire, with the placebo effect to consider. It doesn't mean "yay ! I had a super bang !" But "OK I enjoy a little bit more doing that thing with my hubby since I take it. He's happy, the dirty pig." Do I take aphros ? Eeerr ... yes. Not mechanical ones like Viagra which gives you a hard-on even when there's nothing around. "Damn, stupid dick, why do you stand up making it hard to pee like this ? You're painful and I want to sleep !" Mines are natural mixes of asian and south american plants (ginseng, guarana etc) and it works during a day and a half - two days. if and only if my libido is awaken by partners or ambiances. My, does it work ! My, are they pleased ! And ... no side effects. I wish it would be available in Drugstores - but the pharmatical lobby prohibit them though there is no competition !
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I think there's a lot of women who want to even the score with Bill Cosby!
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? Wrong equipment to answer this one If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? Perhaps, have not had any such condition yet Do you think others have more and better sex than you? I hope they are, or at least as much
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? Nah, I'll just take another lover. If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? N/A But, if I were a man, I'd take anything. Do you think others have more and better sex than you? Definitely, if judged by my recent dry spell.
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Long may you remain in orgasm heaven!
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No I wouldn't take it....I doubt I could keep up!
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? No I'd never try it, too many side effects. If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? I'd never let my partner use the blue pill. I do hope you aren't serious about taking that pill, you could end up deaf, blind and alone and wanking -- could be a good title for a blog post. Hey if that is your thing --blue pill-- go for it. Warning: Sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra, obstructs an enzyme that sends light signals from the retina to the brain. Doctors have known for several years that it could cause temporary vision problems in healthy men, but a new Australian study found its effects can be permanent. Do you think others have more and better sex than you? No I doubt it. I never finished my post on the subject, I suppose I should. It's the perception that is causing the problems. Menopause and andropause are completely normal, but due to the perception that everyone should be having more sex, loss of libido with both menopause and andropause have been medicalized -- treated as a medical problem, when it's not and never was.
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I'm always surprised how little sex people sometimes have!
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If a woman and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take the pink pill? I would recommend it to my woman if that were the case with her. If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? I never has to take Viagra yet. Do you think others have more and better sex than you? It is human nature to naturally assume that but I feel most of the time it is wrong!
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spunkycumfun replies on 8/28/2015 3:55 pm: There are so many mistakes with your spelling that I can't understand the point you're trying to make! I have corrected your error, I hope you don't find me impertinent. What happened to my graded response. I was just winding up for a comeback and it seems to be gone, chicken, eh? Did you realize you hadn't marked off for all the errors? I really tried hard, you know that don't you? I really love to get your goat. I was wondering if you let-- apologize, offense, defense, analyze, catalog, organize and dialog -- slide, because you are an easy grader. I was about to appeal to you and see if we could come to an arrangement concerning the alleged errors you found. A bit of negotiation or extra credit, anything you can think of, to raise my grade. I really need to pass this course.
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HERE IS MY ORIGINAL RESPONSE TO YOUR REMARK ABOUT MY SPELLING ERROR, BEFORE YOU SO CARELESSLY DELETED ME, IT. SPUNKY SAID: There's a spelling mistake in your comment. It should be medicalised not medicalized! SO I SAID: I don't recognize my mistake though. I do apologize. Please forgive the offense On my honor and in my own defense, I don't believe I have done anything wrong. I really think it is you and your behavior, you are just being picky again Hugh! Why don't you analyze my response, catalog and organize any errors and we can have an ongoing dialog on the subject, maybe even continue in person one day. I'd like to get to the centre, the heart of the matter; I really want to with every fibre of my being. I don't want to belabour the point, but you have to keep your sense of humour about this Hugh. It is the little differences that add colour and flavour to our lives, the spice of life, viva la difference! Even though you are across the pond, we are still neighbours and in many ways, very much the same. I hope I haven't fuelled the fire with my response! Or is it fyre, because everyone knows it's tire not tyre, why do y'all spell so funny over there? I suppose you say tomah-to instead of tomay-to too!
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Oh no! I give up. That is not my original response, you've made corrections! I didn't even notice, before I pasted back here as my own. I think we should just quit while we are ahead? behind? or even? Oh well, I think the moment has passed now. There was nothing at all wrong with my English in the first place; I think your English may have been to blame. xo
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I think this topic will be blogged about a lot on this site! Thanks for stopping by.
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If a man and experiencing a loss of libido, would you take and have you taken the blue pill (or equivalent)? I haven't lost anything!! Do you think others have more and better sex than you? You know the answer to this question!!
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Have not had that problem so I don't know. As fort fellow if he did loose it I would recommend the blue pill hugs V I am just lucky both of us don't have any problems [image]
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The pills for men and women are doing very different things. Male erection enhancement drugs are increasing blood flow and helping to keep blood in the penile spongy tissue to maintain an erection. It's purely physical and has nothing to do with libido and desire. When it comes to arousal, you're on your own. The drug intended for women, Addyi, is an attempt to make women do something they no longer wish to do- have sex. It does not promise to make them better CAPABLE of sex, because they're already there. To me, there's something not quite right about this. If said female misses sexual arousal and wants to ramp up her desire, then maybe this is the pill for her. But after menopause many women lose interest and experience a loss of libido. That ain't wrong. It's just how it is. Would you take a pill just to satisfy your husband's or partner's active libido? Maybe not. Many women are perfectly content to have less, or no sex. That ought to be their right. Yet they will visit a male gynecologist who will advise them that "Hell yes! You want and need this!" I think the whole issue needs lots of discussion between partners. I feel like I need to repeat- the two drugs, one for men and the other for women, are doing very different things. One enhances ability, and the other alters mood. The trials weren't particularly exhaustive and the benefits seem quite modest given the side effects.
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I hope the world is full of sex maniacs!
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The scientists are claiming that the pink pill will make women want sex. The blue pill doesn't make men want sex but just diverts blood for longer and bigger erections!
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I think once again you managed to twist the numbers, you love to do that. Women who took the Drug had an average of 4.4 "satisfying sexual experiences a month" compared with 3.7 for women given a placebo What a way to put it ! The treatment needs a month before it works to start with. Nothing like Viagra. The results for the first month taking that pill is in fact very encouraging. What's more ... Your stats are for increased desire, with the placebo effect to consider. It doesn't mean "yay ! I had a super bang !" But "OK I enjoy a little bit more doing that thing with my hubby since I take it. He's happy, the dirty pig." Do I take aphros ? Eeerr ... yes. Not mechanical ones like Viagra which gives you a hard-on even when there's nothing around. "Damn, stupid dick, why do you stand up making it hard to pee like this ? You're painful and I want to sleep !" Mines are natural mixes of asian and south american plants (ginseng, guarana etc) and it works during a day and a half - two days. if and only if my libido is awaken by partners or ambiances. My, does it work ! My, are they pleased ! And ... no side effects. I wish it would be available in Drugstores - but the pharmatical lobby prohibit them though there is no competition !
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