rusty crown (imported) wrote: Sat Nov 07, 2015 4:36 pm
It turned out that my testosterone is high. The sperm is white again, acne is back on my chest, masturbating more than ten times a day, four of which in just one hour, thinking about sex positions and hot asses all the time, etc. I'm must have been stupid not to figure it out all that time. Since I stopped Spiro a week and half ago and it was getting worse each day.
Hi, sex addiction was my reason for seeking castration too. The problem for us is that in a way we enjoy "being men". It's just that we hate the fact that the sexual urges dominate our thoughts. But we really don't want to be feminine. We want to still be strong in the gym, dominant in the boardroom, etc.
So I'd take it as a blessing that you didn't castrate yourself. Instead, please try to find a regimen that allows you feel manly while still getting relief from the sexual pressure. I've pretty much achieved this (after 20 years of experimenting and some damage done). Here's what I recommend:
#1) Exercise hard. Men were made to live in exciting times doing grueling work, but current office life throws us off because we simply don't have a release for the pent up physicality. I suggest joining a krav maga class -- you'll get hard exercise and get to punch things too!
#2) Embrace your sexuality. We were made to stick our dicks in things and we shouldn't be ashamed of it. Make masturbation therapeutic rather than a cycle of trying to control it, then giving in, then regretting it. Go ahead and get massages with "happy endings" if you don't have a regular sex partner. Like Marvin Gaye sang about, sex is healing.
#3) Try LGD-4033. Bodybuilders are starting to use "peptides" that were developed to prevent muscle wasting in AIDS and cancer patients. It works great for getting hard muscles, but also has a libido suppression effect. I get mine online from SARMS-1.
#4) Try Clomid. Clomid is used by bodybuilders to restart testicle function, but it also has an effect of reducing libido, less erections, delayed orgasm.
#5) Try Raloxifene. Raloxifene is a SERM that is interesting in that it acts as estrogen for all the non-sexual ways (like bone strength) but blocks it for the sexual effects (it prevents breast growth). When on it, I find that it really evens out my libido; however I do find that my cardio endurance also suffers a bit. But worth a try -- it pretty much changed my life as it was one of the first things I found that suppressed libido while maintaining my manliness.
#6) Try SSRI anti-depressant medications. These have several ways in which they help -- they help reduce compulsivity (so you have more control over your thoughts), they reduce libido in significant number of people, and generally make you feel more a ease. Note that while very effective for me I did find people were noticing I didn't seem as engaged as normal, and that I felt I wasn't quite as sharp mentally. But it was a life saver for me when I went to hospital due to a genital self harm incident (I had to get fishhooks extracted that I'd shoved down my urethra) and the psychiatrist on call immediately recommended it and he was right.
Please don't castrate yourself. Sex addiction is horrible (I know, I risked my life, my relationships, my job, my health, my money) but being testosterone-fueled can be fun. Please accept your sexuality, find vigorous exercises to give you an outlet, and try some of the medications I mention until you find the right balance.
Cheers!