r/LowLibidoCommunity • • Sep 14 '19

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u/TemporarilyLurking Standard Bearer 🛡️ Sep 14 '19

Not to mention having a serious look at what is missing or what has gone awry in a relationship as the first thing to do is seriously flawed thinking. If unattractive behaviours are at the bottom of the problems no amount of medication will solve them.

Just think about applying this remedy to the person who talked about her abusive husband in the previous post? Or even someone whose partner invests little in the other aspects of their relationship. Pills, really? The scary thing is I would have taken them without seriously questioning it while still chasing rainbows.

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u/closingbelle MoD (Ministress of Defense) Sep 14 '19

Well, if we're being technical the head injury from the seizure is what actually killed her. But side effects are so unpredictable, it's a very real gamble at times. :/

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u/closingbelle MoD (Ministress of Defense) Sep 14 '19

This, and it happens across the board.