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Low libido: what works?

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Hi there,
I'd love to get some perspectives and advice here—I'm feeling pretty miserable regarding my love life, and honestly, I've started to lose hope that I'll ever find a girlfriend. It’s eating away at me every single day... I can't seem to focus on anything else besides how lonely I feel. As time goes on, it just feels worse. I did a little digging online for libido suppressants—basically medications that could dial down the drive for women—which would be such a relief! I stumbled upon this: flaxidex
The thing is, I'm not even sure if it's actually available, since my searches haven't turned up much. I was wondering, is this something I could bring up with a GP or maybe a psychiatrist? I've heard about hormone depot shots too, but that sounds a bit too invasive for me. Also, are there other suppressants out there? I looked into Propecia, but apparently, the side effects are pretty intense. I'd really appreciate any input or advice you all might have...

Thanks in advance
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Nathan Evans said:Hey guys,
I’m looking for some perspective and maybe a bit of advice here. Honestly, I’ve been feeling pretty miserable when it comes to my love life, and I’m starting to feel like finding a girlfriend is just never going to happen for me. It’s one of those things that eats at you day after day—it’s constant. As time goes on, it feels like things are actually getting worse. I can barely focus on anything else because I’m stuck in this loop of feeling sorry for myself about being alone. So, I did a little digging online for libido suppressants, or basically any kind of medication that might take away that drive for women. That would honestly be such a relief. I stumbled upon this thing called flaxidex:
The problem is, I’m not even sure if it’s legit or easy to find; my searches haven't turned up much. I was wondering, is this something I could realistically bring up with a GP or maybe a psychiatrist? I’ve heard people mention hormone testing, but that sounds way too invasive for what I’m looking for. Also, are there other suppressants out there? I came across Finasteride, but from what I read, the side effects seem pretty intense. I’d really appreciate any thoughts or advice you all might have.

Thanks in advance

You already got a super direct answer over on Psychology PDF, so I’d suggest heading back there.
There's no need to start a duplicate thread over on Health PDF either.
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