I Am Not A Man

[Alexander's Horse]

men don't feel like it all the time you know Che

[duke o' york]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I Am Not A Man

Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
balderdash - someone just needs to give you a good slap or a swift kick in the shins - go and play soccer

I'm more than capable of that. I tend to take the Aussie Rules approach to defending in footie.

[Alexander's Horse]

One thing to check out is where your partner is at - women give off chemical signs which excite their partner - these are linked to fertility - if those aren't wafting your way you are not going to get excited

[boann]

Originally posted by self biased
more blowjobs should be in order. keep those boys excited.

well i would imagine this would be the ultimate treatment.. couldn't hurt anyway..



have you considered "natural testosterone"
in pill form or cream

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Quit smoking Gunja and your testosterone level will come back to normal.

I haven't smoked any since November, and even before that, I never smoked all that much; at best, once a month.

[Maniac]

Re: I Am Not A Man

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
So I got my test back the other week. The average adult male human has a score from 250 to 1100. I don't know that the median and average results are. That's what's considered a normal level, though it seems a rather wide range to me.

I assume testosteron levels would follow a Gauss curve like most natural phenomena. 95% is often a percentage they use for what's 'normal', meaning 95% of all men have between 250 and 1100, and 5% more or less. The mean and median are probably somewhere in the middle: 675.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
One thing to check out is where your partner is at - women give off chemical signs which excite their partner - these are linked to fertility - if those aren't wafting your way you are not going to get excited

Oh, they waft my way.

[duke o' york]

No, you're thinking of the ganja smells. After all, if she's out of it by the time you've finished posting on 'poly, then she's fine.

[Agathon]

I wish I could say the same. The latest crop of co-eds arrived this week. Man, are some of them hot.

[Agathon]

Can more sex cure this? If so, the wife can hardly hold out if it's a matter of health.

It's the male version of "I have a headache".

You'll be OK. It's a long way from where you are to RuPaul.

[Agathon]

Originally posted by boann


well i would imagine this would be the ultimate treatment.. couldn't hurt anyway..

I've always known you were a generous and kindly soul, Boann. A man would be lucky to have you use him as a footstool.

[DaShi]

Real Men Vote Bush!

[Ted Striker]

Re: I Am Not A Man

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
So I've had a number of blood tests recently. One of them was to check my testosterone level. Low testosterone mimicks a lot of the symptoms of depression: loss of libido, lethargy, deference to authority, shyness, procrastination, weight gain, etc.

So I got my test back the other week. The average adult male human has a score from 250 to 1100. I don't know that the median and average results are. That's what's considered a normal level, though it seems a rather wide range to me. I got a 176. I'm a girlie-man.

The good news, though, is this is rather treatable. I could take Androgel, but I'm not really down with the side effects: permanent sterilization, etc. The alternative is to take DHEA, which causes your body to manufacture more testosterone. This keeps the testicles working. I don't know what that's important to me, even though I don't plan on fathering any children.

This does explain a lot.

F Androgel and f DHEA.

Take Chuck Diesel's test booster, it's all herbal. Raise your test levels without all the silly azz side effects and estrogen conversion.

Chuck is the f'ing man and you need to follow my advice because I know my sheit Commie.

http://www.getdiesel.net/dieseltest.htm

[Sava]

Ted Striker

with a name like CHUCK DIESEL, how can you go wrong?

[:) Smiley]

Low testosterone mimicks a lot of the symptoms of depression: loss of libido, lethargy, deference to authority, shyness, procrastination, weight gain, etc.

Over here we call it finding inner peace: respect for other genders, physical relaxation, cooperativeness, mental calm, stress reduction, and weight gain can be limited by diet.

Listen to your inner commie, Che.