TylerDurden1
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Alright, first off let me say I got a 3 month supply of propecia at the beginning of Feb. and took it for 10 days straight... days 7- 10 I had a slight testicular ache and my semen was watery so I quit taking it. Now almost a month has passed, my sperm went back to normal after only a day or two after quitting... however, my libido is sh*t. I beat off like once a week.
BUT NOT BECAUSE OF THE F***ING PROPECIA.
It's because I am depressed about losing my hair and it's all I think about.
When I look back at my life (I'm 22), I can say I've gotten the biggest, most throbbing erections when I've been HAPPY and I've had ED, limpness, no sex drive, no libido, or whatever the hell you want to call it when I've been depressed or pre-occupied.
THE BRAIN IS THE BIGGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SEX ORGAN.
I've been browsing these forums for the past month after I quit propecia and am shocked by the amount of people blaming propecia caused their ED... this forum scared the sh*t out of me, made me feel more hopeless than ever before, but then I realized one day while in class that it's all BULLSHIT (at least most of it, I do believe in some side effects cases on this site, but they are few). I suggest everyone on this forum read Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, that will give you a different mind set for life in general.
For now, I am going to try propecia again and take it for a year straight. Now lets says I become *convinced* propecia is indeed causes me sexual dysfunction, then f*** it, I will quit again, but at least I'm going to go into this time with the proper mind set.
Another note: When I was 19, full head of luscious thick hair, I was at my dad's house (he was out of town) with a beautiful big breasted blonde chick from a sorority I met at college. We fooled around for a awhile and when the time came for me to bang her I couldn't get it up for the life of me. She even tried to suck me off to no avail. The next morning I woke up and felt like killing myself. I rushed to my "mentor"'s house and he talked me out of it, told me it was all in my heads, that it was nerves. I went home and beat off immediately and it felt great. My point is the brain is the most powerful part of the human body and we often lose site of this.
Another note: Every single day of my life my body feels differently. Some days I will have a stomach ache, some days my legs will ache, some days I will have a headache, some days my f***ing ballsack with ache (I've gotten check for testicular cancer TWICE and I am completely normal, just to show you I am just as paranoid as the next person), some days my hair looks better than others.... point being... my favorite astronomy professor once told the class: "I am not now as I once was, and I will not be as I am now". The body is suppose to be different everyday.
BUT NOT BECAUSE OF THE F***ING PROPECIA.
It's because I am depressed about losing my hair and it's all I think about.
When I look back at my life (I'm 22), I can say I've gotten the biggest, most throbbing erections when I've been HAPPY and I've had ED, limpness, no sex drive, no libido, or whatever the hell you want to call it when I've been depressed or pre-occupied.
THE BRAIN IS THE BIGGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SEX ORGAN.
I've been browsing these forums for the past month after I quit propecia and am shocked by the amount of people blaming propecia caused their ED... this forum scared the sh*t out of me, made me feel more hopeless than ever before, but then I realized one day while in class that it's all BULLSHIT (at least most of it, I do believe in some side effects cases on this site, but they are few). I suggest everyone on this forum read Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, that will give you a different mind set for life in general.
For now, I am going to try propecia again and take it for a year straight. Now lets says I become *convinced* propecia is indeed causes me sexual dysfunction, then f*** it, I will quit again, but at least I'm going to go into this time with the proper mind set.
Another note: When I was 19, full head of luscious thick hair, I was at my dad's house (he was out of town) with a beautiful big breasted blonde chick from a sorority I met at college. We fooled around for a awhile and when the time came for me to bang her I couldn't get it up for the life of me. She even tried to suck me off to no avail. The next morning I woke up and felt like killing myself. I rushed to my "mentor"'s house and he talked me out of it, told me it was all in my heads, that it was nerves. I went home and beat off immediately and it felt great. My point is the brain is the most powerful part of the human body and we often lose site of this.
Another note: Every single day of my life my body feels differently. Some days I will have a stomach ache, some days my legs will ache, some days I will have a headache, some days my f***ing ballsack with ache (I've gotten check for testicular cancer TWICE and I am completely normal, just to show you I am just as paranoid as the next person), some days my hair looks better than others.... point being... my favorite astronomy professor once told the class: "I am not now as I once was, and I will not be as I am now". The body is suppose to be different everyday.
