AAkasha -> RE: Is there a pill to make one kinky? (8/9/2013 7:32:15 PM)
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: JustAMas I've actually read that sexual urges in men increase when they're stressed, while sexual urges decrease for women. That makes sense, since men need to "spread their seed" before they die, and women need to protect their offspring. So I wonder if BDSM activities are actually related to sex at all, or perhaps it's more psychological. When people have BDSM "urges", perhaps it actually has nothing to do with sexual desires or urges. You'll notice, that you get "horny" even when you're not horny, or you're not supposed to be horny. It's more sexual excitement than horniness. That's interesting. And you're right. I am not "horny" as in "I want to have orgasms," I am more lustful in a kinky way - I want to do my femdom (bondage, topping) stuff. I saw a psychologist for a little while when I was in my corporate job (hell, it was paid for, I figured, so why not? I was curious what she would say) and she said my kinky desires were related to control issues, even though I don't consider myself a control-freak type of person (I am not ocd about cleanliness etc). And while she pointed out things in my "life" that needed to be handled better (and she was right), I pointed out to her that I was "kinky" long before I had "responsibilities" to even worry about. But she said when I felt out of control in my life, the urges would get more intense. That made total sense to me so I took that for what it was worth. But I didn't see tight deadlines, lack of sleep, intense work projects of being "out of control." That's just "busy." I have been "out of control" and not been extra kinky -- ie, friends in a bad situations I cannot control, waiting for answers on a problem that I cannot control, dug myself into a hole I could not find an answer -- those things diminish my kink mode because I go into "problem solving" mode. The "rush" I get from working hard, playing hard, sleeping less, facing extreme *pressure* (and the lack of control maybe of my TIME, if anything) does impact it. But never medication, ever. And like I said, the little "minor" road bump I hit this week with missing "some sleep" and having maybe 2 days of a jacked up work schedule do to some unplanned business meetings and a new business prospect turning things around on me should not have hit me like this -- but hitting 200mg of topamax four days ago and being at the time where my body should have just adjusted? Hmmm. Does make me wonder. Akasha
|
|
|
|