About a year ago I realized that I was deeply depressed. I decided to do something about it and I began taking a medication. You know how those commercials always say, "You may experience sexual side effects." I always assumed that just meant loss of interest but I wasn't worried about that. I have always had sex drive to spare. But that isn't what happened. I have always been a daily masturbator but a few days into the medication, I couldn't cum. No matter what I did. It was terrible. It lasted for a few months but the medication was really helping with my depression so I toughed it out. It was worth it and after a few months I could reach orgasm regularly again.
Well, the time came recently when I decided that I didn't want to take the medication any more. It was a pain in the ass to fill the prescription during the pandemic and I didn't want to depend on a drug that I may not be able to get reliably. I also didn’t feel like I needed the medication any more. I’m glad that I took it and it really helped. I had pretty much forgotten about those “sexual side effects”. What I really didn’t expect was for the total reverse to happen. Whatever had reduced my penis’s sensitivity was gone and it felt so fucking good. Better than it has ever felt in my life. My cock is constantly hard and I can orgasm over and over again, five times most days. My whole body feels different. I had a kind of revelation. For the first time I became acutely aware that my sex was all one connected thing. That seems obvious but it is different to really feel it. From the delicate head of my penis, to the thick, hard shaft, to my sensitive balls, to my bulging prostate to my tight asshole. It is one wonderful pleasure tool.
Anyway, the point is, if you feel like you need medication, don’t be scared to try. It really improved my mental health, even after I stopped taking it. And if you do experience those pesky “sexual side effects” hang in there. There may even be a dirty treat at the end.
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