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==SSRIs== | ==SSRIs== | ||
SSRIs serve as a (perhaps accidental or unconscious) desexualization process. SSRIs and related drugs have been scientifically proven to '''not''' be clinically meaningful in the treatment of depression beyond placebo, meaning a mean improved score of more than 4 points on the Hamilton Depression rating scale. The only near universal effect of the drugs that have been scientifically proven as meaningful has been their propensity to induce severe [[anasorgasmia|orgasm delaying]] and long-term sexual dysfunction. | SSRIs serve as a (perhaps accidental or unconscious) desexualization process. SSRIs and related drugs have been scientifically proven to '''not''' be clinically meaningful in the treatment of depression beyond placebo, meaning a mean improved score of more than 4 points on the Hamilton Depression rating scale. The only near universal effect of the drugs that have been scientifically proven as meaningful has been their propensity to induce severe [[anasorgasmia|orgasm delaying]] and long-term sexual dysfunction. | ||
<youtube>ISptt3CRAqc</youtube >. Given any honest scientist arrives at this conclusion, it remains strange that there isn't a larger pushback within academia against something that creates so much needless sexual dysfunction. | <youtube>ISptt3CRAqc</youtube >. Given any honest scientist arrives at this conclusion, it remains strange that there isn't a larger pushback within academia against something that creates so much needless sexual dysfunction. Some may argue that decreased genital sensitivity is an asset in bed, it ends up discouraging many, especially women, who already have difficulty reaching orgasm, from sex or masturbation. | ||
==MGM and FGM== | ==MGM and FGM== | ||