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Good find on the news article, Mr Classy, somebody keen on the Mind Control genre should go with this idea.
 
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The NBC one didn't work for me. t wanted all manner of intrusive information, I think (and I ain't signing up for a load of "targetted" adverts).
The ABC one seems to be about reducing the man's production of sperm and complaining about girls on the pill at 14.
What was that about "Sex Enhancement"?
 
JerseyGirlDownUnder said:
Six foot two and a gorgeous smile does it for me. Like a shot in the leg similar to the drug, causes flushing, oh yes he's a brain-stimulating hormone. But as MelissaBaby says, some side effects.

Good find on the news article, Mr Classy, somebody keen on the Mind Control genre should go with this idea.
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Does 6ft 4 work as well?
 
JerseyGirlDownUnder said:
Six foot two and a gorgeous smile does it for me. Like a shot in the leg similar to the drug, causes flushing, oh yes he's a brain-stimulating hormone. But as MelissaBaby says, some side effects.
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I have a daughter who tops out at 192cm - a bit more than 6' 2" I think. About 80% of men are terrified but she says the other 20% is enough. At this time of year, winter down here she brings out her leather boots; only 3 inch heels, maybe a fraction more, but they seem to convert her into a traffic hazard. :)
 
Handley_Page responded:

The NBC one didn't work for me. t wanted all manner of intrusive information, I think (and I ain't signing up for a load of "targetted" adverts).
The ABC one seems to be about reducing the man's production of sperm and complaining about girls on the pill at 14.
What was that about "Sex Enhancement"?
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Hmm... I'm not sure why the links didn't work for you--I tried both of them from my post and they both work. Do things work differently on the other side of the Atlantic? :confused:
 
Privates1stClass said:
Handley_Page responded:

Hmm... I'm not sure why the links didn't work for you--I tried both of them from my post and they both work. Do things work differently on the other side of the Atlantic? :confused:
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Oh, don't get me wrong; something came up on my screen.
But I had expected to see something about the subject title.
Perhaps my anti-advert programme shifted the focus or similar ?

Care to write an abstract please?

PS. I did manage to find THIS.
 
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tallladiesman said:
Does 6ft 4 work as well?
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Depends on the smile.

ishtat said:
I have a daughter who tops out at 192cm - a bit more than 6' 2" I think. About 80% of men are terrified but she says the other 20% is enough. At this time of year, winter down here she brings out her leather boots; only 3 inch heels, maybe a fraction more, but they seem to convert her into a traffic hazard. :)
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Hmm, perhaps I've been too limited in my thinking.

Weren't we talking about pink pills?

Handley_Page said:
Care to write an abstract please?

PS. I did manage to find THIS.
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Abstract [NBC story]: A new injectable drug Vyleesi has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to treat low libido in women. Similar to the original "pink pill" Addyi, it is designed to treat women who are disturbed by their low libido that has lasted for at least 6 months and is not caused by other reasons like depression. Vyleesi seems to have less side effects than Addyi. But this article is an opinion piece, and the scientific aspects of the drug are quickly pushed aside in favour of discussing whether low female libido is actually a problem. Instead the author focuses on the shame and disappointment in women having low libido, and postulates that this is a societal problem rather than a medical one. "We need to broaden our understanding of what healthy sex and pleasure actually look like, and encourage people to appreciate the diversity of sexual experience, rather than forcing themselves to live up to someone else’s expectations."

Whew. That article was a buzz kill, stabbing the plot bunny through the heart.
 
LoquiSordidaAdMe said:
As soon as I saw the title, I just KNEW there would be a MelissaBaby comment on this thread. That it was the very first comment made my day. Thanks for the smile, MB.
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You're welcome. You know, it's a lot easier for me to make jokes about that sort of thing now than it used to be. How much of that is because my life is in a much better place and how much is because I dealt with my issues in writing, I don't know.
 
MelissaBaby said:
You're welcome. You know, it's a lot easier for me to make jokes about that sort of thing now than it used to be. How much of that is because my life is in a much better place and how much is because I dealt with my issues in writing, I don't know.
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Either way, we're grateful for the humour now.
 
JerseyGirlDownUnder said:
Abstract [NBC story]: A new injectable drug Vyleesi has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to treat low libido in women. Similar to the original "pink pill" Addyi, it is designed to treat women who are disturbed by their low libido that has lasted for at least 6 months and is not caused by other reasons like depression. Vyleesi seems to have less side effects than Addyi. But this article is an opinion piece, and the scientific aspects of the drug are quickly pushed aside in favour of discussing whether low female libido is actually a problem. Instead the author focuses on the shame and disappointment in women having low libido, and postulates that this is a societal problem rather than a medical one. "We need to broaden our understanding of what healthy sex and pleasure actually look like, and encourage people to appreciate the diversity of sexual experience, rather than forcing themselves to live up to someone else’s expectations."

Whew. That article was a buzz kill, stabbing the plot bunny through the heart.
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Thank you kindly.
:rose:
 
There might be an interesting story there

The clinical trials might make for an interesting story.
 
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