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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Loss of libido is a common problem that can affect approximately 1 in 5 men and even more women at some point in their life.
It is often linked to professional and personal stress or to important life-changing events such as pregnancy, child birth or breastfeeding.
However, an unexpected loss of libido, especially when persistent over months or recurrent, can also indicate an underlying personal, medical or lifestyle problem.
Your not alone I mrs game not been well for months I have had bad periods just had new coil also kidney stones over 2 mm and getting it sorted but could not stand being messed around with right now .. so your not alone . xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"good grief mrs game .. and naughtiest .. you both look so hot .. just saying xx"
Well I new I was not well this week found out at hospital I have kidney stones over 2 mm why I have had this pain in my back and groin and wee infections .. Be nice to get back to normal and I am sure I will when its sorted. xx
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You're young and its normal at times life gets in the way and maybe just working too hard stress is a passion killer. Maybe a weekend or night away and you can have just time for you . xx |
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"Our relationship is virtually sexless. Once in 6 weeks.
This ever happend to couples on here, complete shit.
What did you do to get that spark back? "
Talk to each other there could be many issues but talking will help. |
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