Should I switch to a medication that makes me anorgasmic.

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    My old antidepressant is not work well anymore. It tends to do that every 7 year or so. I know from past experience which AD causes impotence, anorgasmia or both. Please note that no matter the choice it will be an AD that has proven effective in the past but I quit taking due to sexual side effect. Being anorgasmic leaps at as being a great choice. I know that if I stop taking the pills for two days I can orgasm so every 2-4 months I can do that with no ill effect. I have ED so problems with getting erect already exist.

    The ones that cause me to be anorgasmic seem like the logical choice since I only orgasm a few times a year anyway and my wife has always wanted to deny for for a year or longer. I am concerned that it is one thing to know you can orgasm but be denied and knowing you cannot orgasm due to medication and not your KH. It would make wearing a cage unnecessary and it may destroy our little chastity game. Then it is just not having orgasms. In the past my wife and our girlfriend would ride me until I was sore when I was anorgasmic. They loved it. I fear that since my wife knows I cannot orgasm, she will lose the enjoyment she has by edging me and giving me the occasional ruined orgasm. I guess she can still tease me but knowing I cannot orgasm usually takes the pleasure out of that for me..

    I am not feeling bad, just no interest in things. I keep debating this in my head and one day I want to stay with what I have, but on other days, I lean towards the AD which causes me to be anorgasmic. No more cage and my wife will still control when I can take a sex holiday. I cannot help but think that medically induced anorgasmia is going to make chastity no more fun for either or us. I have a week and a half to made this decision and cannot decide. I see not benefit to the one that makes me impotent. I have ED anyway so it would be redundant. Any thoughts? Remember this is not switching meds for the sake of chastity play. It is having to chose another one with sexual side effects.
     
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    Your a complex mess Vinny. I do enjoy your contributions here and what an interesting life you have lived.
    Wish I could give good advice about your rx situation but I stay as far away from all that as I can, was just prescribed mecliZine for a vertigo/Menieres condition and I will never take one of those again!!
     
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    I am very susceptible to side effects. I should be on high blood pressure pills and Satins but they all gave me side effects.

    People who know me keep telling me I should write a book. Maybe I will since I like to write. When you do not have kids you are free to do whatever you want. The gifts I was born with enabled me to excel in anything I had an aptitude for which gave me a lot of freedom in my professional life. The threesomes were my wife's idea. I never asked for a threesome. :)
     
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    Vinny, I think this is something you need to discuss with your doctor. As I've previously posted antidepressants are very powerful drugs and too many doctors treat them like candy. I hope you and your doctor can have frank discussions to find one that works for you.

    I also hope that you are able to find one that you can take as little as possible and can supplement it with things like changes in diet, exercise or behavior modifications.

    The bottom line is your health is what's most important. What I and others think or do shouldn't matter to you other than you knowing I sincerely wish you the best and hope you're safe and happy.

    I know it's hard to discuss things with a doctor, so I hope you have an open and honest relationship with yours.

    Oh and I will tell you that when I was on Effexor not being able to orgasm was quite a trip. My ex and I had a lot of fun with it. But being in a bad place at the time I went on it without doing the research I'd normally do. When I did get to doing it I was horrified with what I found and I thankfully was able to eventually get off it with only a mild withdraw ride (which was not fun at all). So please don't make my mistake and do your research so you can find what works and is safe for you.
     
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    I have decided to stick with the medication I am using rather than change. After much debate I figured that it is better to be able to orgasm and not than to not be able to orgasm at all. The latter would make Chastity a meaningless fetish to play. What I will do is tell my Doc to suppliment what I have with anti anxiety meds. See what he says.
     
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    Vinny, I'm glad you have a plan now and came to it via a logical thought process.
    I know you know this, but your health is the top priority as without it nothing else matter much.

    I hope you and your doctor have a good relationship and you can be open and honest with him or her. Have a long discussion and don't be afraid to ask questions. They work for you, not the other way around. I know it shouldn't have to be said, but too many people see a doctor as an authority figure instead of a specialist who is working for you. In my case, I make the decisions and look at them as the professional who provides a service and that's to provide me with information and to take care of me. So don't know if that helps any but hope it's something to keep in mind as you deal with your meds.
     
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