Almost a week ago, I started feeling extremately horny. Usually my libido is quite strong, but this last week has been quitehard for me. Erections seems to be hard as hell, I feel my testicles quite hard and low hanging, my libido seems also to be everlasting. I cannot stop thinking in sex all day long.

My boyfriend seems to be loving it. He fucks me every night since this started, he keeps me rather horny. I´ve skipped some meals because of this, as I am strongly horny And i just keep masturbating a lot. During sex, he was the one who asked for "once more time". Lately, I am the one who ask for it.

I am still taking Prozac to stop cumming, but I still get erect. some nights i´ve given some blowjobs to him while he is asleep.

Wonder why is that happening to me? Any ideas, thoughts, something?

thanks to those who read and answer?

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Not sure if some sort of weird high blood pressure could cause something like uncontrolled erections, but if you have a history of that, perhaps look into it.

Is it like priaprism? That is, do erections come without desire and become painful? Again, see a doctor if that is the case.

However this sounds more like general hornyness, in which case, hooray for you and your boyfriend!

Who knows what is 'normal'; All my life, I've been able to comfortably have two or three orgasms per day, even now that I'm 40.

But, the only time I ever had anything like what you describe was when I was fooling around with cocaine for a month or so a few years ago. One night, between masturbation and sex with a friend, I came 9 or 10 times. I assume nobody's been spiking you with blow, though!

The body does not change overnight. The body does not change that fast. Generally when something happens that is not routine, it's time to see a doctor and ask him why.

Sounds like exactly what happens the first time a daily masturbator goes without orgasm for about a month. I found the effect persistent and with the obvious inability to be ignored (sex is always on the brain) at about 2 weeks, and to peak around 5-6 weeks.

I also found it could be productively channelled into work, writing, exercise and also online forums like this one... if that is productive.

I'd advise you to take a break after 6-8 weeks, regain your response, try orgasmic sexuality again and compare results. I did, and discovered to my complete surprise, I wanted to go back to non-orgasmic sexuality.

I didn't use SSRIs however, purely self control. That's HARD, but possible. I don't want any drugs affecting my state of being, aside from my natural hormones.

Radical changes in the body mind is not normal. I would go the doctor and find the cause. You have some hormonal problem. Some gland is over producing something. The could be a very serous condition. Who knows what other problems you could have and not know it.

bobbie (imported) wrote: Sun Sep 19, 2010 11:01 am Radical changes in the body mind is not normal. I would go the doctor and find the cause. You have some hormonal problem. Some gland is over producing something. The could be a very serous condition. Who knows what other problems you could have and not know it.

bobbie, if you read the other posts by impotenus, you'll realize he's about 2 or 3 weeks into an orgasm denial regimen triggered by taking doses of Prozac. While I debate the wisdom of using SSRI specifically for that purpose, I can say that the level of persistent arousal is about consistent with what a normally highly-libidinous male experiences after 2-3 weeks of orgasm denial.

I wouldn't be taking Prozac recreationally without a doctor however, there are serious possible drug interactions.