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I think I need these. I think I would be better off with no feelings towards women whatsoever. Is there ANYTHING I can get relatively cheaply to fuck up my sexual urges? has anyone got any ideas?

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Any antidepressant will do it. Did something happen with your girlfriend?
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Granted I used to be the spokesperson for Viagra, but why would anyone want to REDUCE their sex drive?
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You'll need regular screening from a medical professional to moniter your weight and progress if you go this route (which seems like it might involve a psych workup) but depo progress is widely used in the US as a chemical castration method. It's been proven safe for use by women and in lower doses for prostate cancer treatment but I'm afraid the long term effects of castration dose levels on men haven't been studied in depth to date.
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Caloric restriction will surely work but it would not be healthy long-term. The psychological effects could also be troubling.
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I've been interested in this as well. One thing that I found is a bit more intrusive: surgery. Orchiectomies are usually for men with testicular cancer, but I would imagine that getting a double orchiectomy would go a long way towards eliminating sex drive. The problems are that it costs several thousand dollars, has plenty of side effects, and hospitals might refuse to do it for fear of getting sued.

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