What is interesting is that on medical websites, the fact that these drugs prevent orgasm or erection is spoken about negatively. You can find lots of topics on this in depression, anxiety and other forums where the medications affect sex. Many of us can switch meds to those that do not affect us sexually. However, we can stay with those that do if we are into enforced long term chastity and yet I have not read about doing this on purpose in a positive way. I am talking about taking necessary meds under a doctor's care that you need but choosing one that prevents orgasm. About 11 years ago my wife used the drugs I was on to enhance our T&D sessions and for other sex games with more than two people. Think, several women, one erection and no orgasm possible.
After playing our sex games while under the orgasm preventing medication I asked my doctor to switch me to one that I knew did not affect me sexually. I also have medications that prevent or make it very difficult to have both an erection and orgasm. Ritalin is an example. My wife and I can use it to our advantage n a T&D session or wait 4-8 hours for it to wear off and then play. Each is a different experience.
I cannot be the only person on medication that has this effect and it is a natural for long term chastity as some of the anti depressants will prevent orgasms long term. Anyone involved in this or know anyone who is. I only know of one person from long ago that was told by his wife to stay on the orgasm robbing medication as part of their D/S play. I only did it short term and then quickly switched to a better med. I do not worry about those that wear off in a few hours or the ones that I take as needed because I can work around them if needed or incorporate their effects into a T&D session.
Anyone? Just me? They say that those suffering from depression often turn to BDSM. For me that was very true and when I started getting treated I got less interested in the heavy BDSM I was into in the past. Now it is mostly T&D with a little nipple play. BTW, I write long posts and drift off topic a lot due to either taking or not taking my prescribed meds so forgive me for doing so. I know from my job and from my former editors that I cannot seem to write short articles. I think that is due to me writing technical artless and books which require a lot of background and detail. I am trying to work on it but explaining why I do it only makes my post even longer.
