Well girls... It's here.

Michie said:

And illegal. How's he going to get it?

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Oh Michie stop.

Michie said:

I thought you were cereal!!!

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My wife doesn't need it lol. Plus she would kill me. Kill me dead.

Michie said:

I would probably help her by holding you down!

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Well depending on if she's taken it yet or not, that could be the beginning of a very good time.

Mikhael Disciple of Christ said:

Well depending on if she's taken it yet or not, that could be the beginning of a very good time.

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That gif is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay creepy.

This pill is idiotic. It effectively functions as a SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor), which is an anti-depressant. The thinking is that if women are less anxious and depressed, they'll want sex more.

This isn't a sex pill at all, but drug companies are frothing at the mouth trying to make big bucks off women.

epiclesis said:

That gif is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay creepy.

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Our Lord and Savior Jim Carrey is never creepy. Take it back or beware of coffee.

MikeK said:

Kidding aside, is this drug intended to defeat sexual dysfunction in women in the short term (as Viagra is) or is it intended to increase desire (as certain hormonal treatments foream and women already are) in a general sense?

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I hate the term sexual dysfunction. It screams that if you aren't interested sex there's something wrong with you, your behaviour is wrong and you need therapy (brainwashing) or to be pumped full of drugs so that you start giving men what they want again. I suppose male viagra is different because the man wants sex but is unable to perform? Correct me if I'm wrong. But the female Viagra is working on the female brain for a reason, because a lack of female desire is generally going to be related to problems in her life or relationship, and this drug is just going to be a way of shutting her up an making her put out rather than correcting the problems (whether the problems that contribute to her lack of desire are exhaustion from job and kids, or feeling uappreciated in her relationship, or whatever.) I can't help but feel that this drug is going to be pressed on unwilling women by boyfriends/partners/husbands who don't really care about her but just want sex. Of course I'm not saying that all men are like that, but the kind who'd want her to use this drug probably are.

Gwendolyn said:

This pill is idiotic. It effectively functions as a SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor), which is an anti-depressant. The thinking is that if women are less anxious and depressed, they'll want sex more.

This isn't a sex pill at all, but drug companies are frothing at the mouth trying to make big bucks off women.

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It's sad that we live in a world where if you aren't going along with the non-stop brainwashing and media mind control, if you don't want sex every minute of the day, you must be considered depressed or anxious. If these women are depressed or anxious I'd say it's because they are constantly being nagged/harassed for sex.

WarriorAngel said:

I wouldnt recommend hormone replacement therapy.

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I would, provided it's done right, which it often isn't. HRT can totally change your life, so long as you have a decent grasp of how hormonal systems influence each other. For example, taking hydrocortisone for partial or full adrenal insufficiency may work wonders in most people but make others feel worse, not because the HC is itself bad but because they're taking too much, causing complete suppression of ACTH and therefore adrenal hormones like pregnenolone, progesterone, and DHEA. With women it can be awful because they could totally suppress their testosterone, which is made pretty much exclusively in the adrenal glands (which is why any women who has low testosterone for her sex should look to adrenal problems via ACTH).