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Title: 'Pink pill' to boost female libido eludes drug industry
Category: Health
Posted By: wildrosegirl
Date: 2010-06-18 21:12:57

   

And yet, I don't know that I've ever heard a woman complain of such "suffering", so who are they really trying to help here?

   

I have, but "we" mostly blame it on a lack of intimacy. Our sexual satisfaction is a bit more complicated than just "getting a hard-on dealt with"...

   

I think the key lies in the fact that we don't have a second head to think with.

   

What a wonderful way to spend your research money big Pharma.

   

They always look at the protential profit first. I'd like to
see them concentrate on the big health risks first profit second, but the world doesn't operate that way unfortunately.

   

Relying on emotions for sexual gratification, to the point that meaningless or impulse sex becomes un-enjoyable, would be a sexual dysfunction in most men and many women.

   

Jewelry works really well.

   

So that's why they sell that cheap jewelry at the drug store

   

Obviously you've been dating some genetically damaged women. Most can sense 'cheap' jewelry. One shake and a glance is all it takes for my wife to determine carat, cut, clarity and chemical composition.....and cheap jewelry is much much much worse than no jewellry at all.

   

Cheap everything is so much worse than nothing at all

   

Jewelry. And what about inexpensive?

   

Inexpensive and cheap is not the same. But the moment you get something that was picked because it was cheap, and not because you would like it, I rather have you not give me anything at all.

"look honey, what I got you! It was so nice and cheap! Happy birthday! Now give me a BJ, because I deserve it after I bought you this fake golden ring for $15."

   

My mom actually breaks out into a rash if the gold she is wearing is less than 24k. it took a few years for my dad to clue into sterling silver.

   

Do you think I can find me a GF who's allergic to diamonds?

   

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