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Posted by: Annika Harris | Filed in: News & Culture
9:00PM, Wednesday December 03rd 2008
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Look at all the convicted felons who have admirers. Didn’t someone go…
@resullins Exactly right. Read it. “to transfer (goods)” The prostitute’s body is…
@Alexa: perhaps you should look up the definition.
to transfer…
dirtyboots
[report]wrote on December 03 2008 @ 10:19 pm:
I would really have to argue about birth control not affecting libido, I mean first of all, any kind of contraceptive is hormones! While it is normal to go through ups and downs of your sexual appetite, as a long time user of different forms of contraceptive (depo, nuvaring, several types of oral pills, I’ve tried it all) I noticed a definite change for myself personally. This summer I decided to get off of any kind of pill all together because frankly I wasn’t sleeping with anyone, or planning on it. I’ve definitely noticed a jump in my libido and it’s not just that I wasn’t having sex either. Another thing I’ve noticed now that I’m off the pill and now using condoms/spermicide for contraceptive, I’m able to orgasm more easily. Of course this all varies from person to person - so this is just my experience.
bittermelon
[report]wrote on December 04 2008 @ 01:09 am:
I agree with dirtyboots. I had no libido, almost absolutely no drive whatsoever, when I was on the pill. And I been really horny before I got on it. Once I got off, it came back full force. It took me a while to connect the two, but once I did, I got my husband to get himself clipped.