Is there anyway to remove all of your sexual desire?
meghanwap
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Oct 3, 2020
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Try promising yourself that you won't watch any videos of that type and if you get the urge and cannot control it try slapping yourself or pinching yourself. Try keeping your mind distracted at all times maybe by keeping a to-do list if possible. Try avoiding pornography and masturbating. Drugs and alcohol can cause you to lose your inhibitions, including your sexual control. Stay away from parties and scenarios you think might be problematic. Being under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol makes it more likely that you will engage in risky sexual activity. Find effective methods to control your thoughts. Clear your mind by meditation. Minimize stress. Take up a new hobby or fill your social calendar with activities with friends. Physical activity is one of the healthiest ways to control and manage a range of feelings and emotions, including the urge.
Anonymous
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Oct 3, 2018
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Sexual Desires are in as much as part of the human makeup as a hand an eye or even an arm. Thus as humans with superior intellect what we can do is acknowledge the desire we are feeling as we would any another emotion like love hate anger which we are subjected to on a daily basis. Next, we go through a process of disecting and rationalizing the desire as we would any other emotion. In questioning the self; why am I having these desires right now? What is the underlying cause of my desires past and present? I might become better able to master my desires.
Anonymous
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Oct 19, 2016
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If you take drastic measures possibly. However, you would have to remove all stimuli from your life. However, that would totally be up to you. That includes TV, books, magazines, anything that you feel would give you that certain feeling.
RogerDan555
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Jun 24, 2016
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No, but you can control it. Meditation and recreational activities help a lot for curbing excessive sexual desires.
zaatarHoney
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Sep 12, 2019
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Well, while some medications do inhibit sexual inclinations, I wouldn’t recommend taking something just for the side effects. I’m not sure if there is an exact solution for this isssue but this sounds like something that could best be resolved through a behavioral professional who can help you process your thoughts. It sounds like you have very valid reasons why you don’t want to deal with sexuality and you deserve a chance to be heard, and know you aren’t alone. ♡ Always reach out for support, even through 7Cups, or to people you trust offline. I wish you the best.
Anonymous
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Sep 13, 2018
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As with most things, there are at least 2 components of sexual desire: physical and mental. Some people have higher levels of either one, or both, of those than other people. So, the ease of 'removing' (rather than just 'suppressing') desire is different from one person to the next.
Those people with what is called a "high sex drive" are likely to have both physical and mental sensitivities to stimulation, and even to inherent levels of response. If one has a low physical level of desire, and is able to focus on other kinds of satisfactions (such as religiosity, intellectual pursuits, sports, etc.), it may be relatively easy to avoid the physical and mental 'triggers' of sexual desire.
However, if a person has high sensitivity to either of those (mental or physical) stimuli, it can be much harder to reduce or eliminate the responses to sexual stimulants. This is easily seen in many young people, whose body is maturing, and whose levels of hormones are high and fluctuating.
Even in disinterested adults, such as those who are suffering from depression, the involuntary physical response may remain. So, perhaps the question should be: Can a 'normal' 'healthy' person have no sexual response? I believe that is a very rare phenomenon.
Anonymous
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May 12, 2018
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There are people who try to go for meditation and self actualization I’m not sure if it works. But maybe being driven with a cause in your life that makes you very involved and motivated could work too!
Kallie112358
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Apr 14, 2018
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Yes - but none of them are easy or very good for you. The best thing to do is look at why you want to remove it all and to reflect upon what is making you feel that way
Anonymous
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Aug 13, 2018
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i'm sure there are drugs that would suppress your sex drive, but i dont think removing it completely would be possible
Zealous
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Apr 7, 2018
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No. We are sexual creatures by nature, due to our evolution. We can choose to not have sex. That is a legitimate decision and you are entitled to it!
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