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Do we need some libido reducing pills on the market? I think many would benefit. What do you think?
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They could be very useful for those tormented by desire and who have no unsinful way out of the dilemma.Do we need some libido reducing pills on the market? I think many would benefit. What do you think?
Do we need some libido reducing pills on the market? I think many would benefit. What do you think?
Many psychotropic and depression drugs have "sexual side effects" listed. For most people that means a reduction or elimination of libido. However there are some (maybe 1 in 100) that it has the exact opposite effect: it runs libido right thru the roof.Never heard of it. Sounds a little scary, but please post a link to it. If it's healthy, it sounds promising, to single Christian men especially.
The only advice Paul gives for that is to get married: "It is better to marry than to burn." 1 Cor 7.9 Not "get more self control," or "deny the flesh." Get married.
That ain't the only market for that kind of drug. You forgot the "married men with menopausal wives who have lost their desire" market. I would imagine that is probably a bigger market!The single christian market is too small to make any kind of pay-back feasible.
1 Cor 7 says it is the husband's job to keep the wife sexually satisfied and vice versa.That ain't the only market for that kind of drug. You forgot the "married men with menopausal wives who have lost their desire" market.![]()
Buddy, it just ain't no fun if she ain't into it.....anyway, the OP didn't state "for christians only". I'm sure there are plenty of non-believers out there (who've never heard of Paul's misogynistic ways) who could benefit from it.1 Cor 7 says it is the husband's job to keep the wife sexually satisfied and vice versa.
If she (menopausal or not) is not doing that, she is sinning. Having that available for that market is just enabling sinful behavior.
Oh I know. Believe me.Buddy, it just ain't no fun if she ain't into it.....
I would have gladly taken it when I was 22 years old, celibate, totally dedicated to do God's will, with no immediate unsinful way to to attain sexual relief and packed daily on my way to work in the NY subway train like a sardine among a host of hot-to-trot mini-skirted women,.This would certainly solve a lot of problems. I actually think there would be a big enough market for this to make it profitable.
Great - you can struggle with sinning over your sex drive or you can sin by drinking and smoking.There's already a number of anaphrodisiac drugs available, including alcohol and tobacco.
Anaphrodisiac - Wikipedia