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Interesting... personally I like the fact that the male sex drive is what makes chastity so torturous, so I'm not sure that I'd be interested in permanent loss of drive.

It would be good to here more from the male perspective on this, and why it's attractive to them.

Welcome to the Mansion, it's good to have you here.

 

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[font="'Comic Sans MS"]Firstly welcome to the mansion. I am sure you will find this a great place to discuss all topics linked to chastity As Mistress to an unruly and very horny slave I can honestly say I would never want to lower his sex drive with pharmaceuticals. I am not insulting anyone who has a desire to do this. I am simply stating that it would not turn me on to do such a thing to my slave. I will say however that there are different types of slaves and sissy maids for instance may have a desire to do this to become more feminine for example or if it is their Mistresses desire. You will meet many different people here with varying opinions and all that matters is yours and the will of your owner. I wish you well.[/font]
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As a sissy, IMO half the fun of chastity as part of forced-feminization in a bdsm context is that you still have the drive, desire, and libido of a genetically male body, but you are denied male expression of that libido. Some sissies might still get the occasional orgasmic release "treat"; others might be in a more permanent state of orgasm denial. But whether long term or short term, it's the frustrating denial of an active libido that brings all the good twisted yumminess.

Speaking as one who has done transgender MtF hormone therapy, if you kill your drive with chemicals, you also kill much of the fun of bdsm and chastity. Not caring about sex is very different from controlling or denying your drive. Also, the chemical route brings some health risks that are even more risky if you're over 40. That said, if you're determined to explore this avenue, the safest option is a relatively side-effect-free anti-androgen that is commonly prescribed as blood pressure medication or to combat excessive acne/hirsutism in females (because it lowers testosterone production). Spironolactone. You can get it without a prescription from certain well-known foreign online pharmacies. Its only significant side effect other than lowering blood pressure is that it causes you to retain potassium from your diet, so you have to reduce the intake of potassium rich foods. Other than that it's pretty safe and benign for long-term use. But I'm no doctor and I'd be remiss if I didn't sternly caution you to find a doctor outside your health plan, pay them in cash, and have them monitor your blood chemistry and help you find a safe dosage that gives the reduced libido effect that you want. Don't use a doc on your health plan because USA health insurance rabidly looks for any excuse to deny you coverage.

 

Hello Voyager and welcome to the Mansion.

I only can second pansytart's post. Unless you are a transsexual and at a stride with your biological gender and libido, the result of pharmacological chastity will be rather disappointing. It seems a bit like a contradiction in itself.
It's your male urges that longs for chastity and loosing these urges will also kill the interest in chastity ... sounds a bit like a catch-22 ...

Nevertheless, this is an open minded community and of course we can discuss concepts like that ...

Have fun here

maid katrin