How to become hypersexual healthily

[Hans]

How to become hypersexual healthily » TESTONATION

Sexuality is very important to humans, for a variety of reasons other than just reproduction. We want to be able to have sex or at least feel like we’re capable. We all have a baseline libido. Some of us want to have sex daily and some of us are content with having sex only once ... Read more

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[Rinse & rePeat]

This is a really interesting article Hans. I have been confused how estrogen, serotonin and cortisol play into libido, since they aren’t healthy in themselves. This below caught my attention…..

“High testosterone and free testosterone can promote high libido, but it’s the combination of high testosterone and cortisol that is implicated in risk-taking behaviors. Also, you might wonder, if someone has high T, why do they struggle with assertion, dominance, confidence, etc? This is because status-relevant behaviors such as aggression and dominance are positively related to testosterone only when the levels of cortisol are low but not when cortisol levels are high (R, R).“

 

[76er]

Interesting approach. Thanks for breaking down the research into an actionable article.

 

[Lokzo]

I'd be interested to see if any men have successfully used Oxytocin nasal spray for this purpose.

 

[Hans]

Interesting approach. Thanks for breaking down the research into an actionable article.

Thanks for reading! If I had to break it down to even to supps, it would likely be Trib and histidine.

 

[Hans]

I'd be interested to see if any men have successfully used Oxytocin nasal spray for this purpose.

Not sure if it by itself will make people hypersexual, but it has been used for enhancing sexual function before.

Dramatic improvement in sexual function induced by intranasal oxytocin - PubMed

This is the first case we are aware of documenting broad-spectrum benefits of chronic intranasal oxytocin on male sexual function. Future trials of oxytocin for psychiatric indications should specifically monitor its effects on sexuality, and trials directly investigating oxytocin's impact on...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Methods: The patient was in individual treatment for a variety of difficulties, including social avoidance and relational problems. A biopsychosocial evaluation ruled out medical conditions and substance-related issues as a cause of sexual difficulties. After obtaining informed consent, an off-label trial of intranasal oxytocin was administered targeting his social anxiety and relational avoidance.

Results: Oxytocin positively impacted a number of components of sexual function, including libido, erection, and orgasm, and was well tolerated.

Conclusions: This is the first case we are aware of documenting broad-spectrum benefits of chronic intranasal oxytocin on male sexual function.

The effects of intranasal oxytocin is also likely too short to have a significant long term benefit.

 

[golder]

I'd be interested to see if any men have successfully used Oxytocin nasal spray for this purpose.

I'd be interested in an informed Boost Your Biology video deconstructing its' effects

 

[FocusedOnHealth]

How to become hypersexual healthily » TESTONATION

Sexuality is very important to humans, for a variety of reasons other than just reproduction. We want to be able to have sex or at least feel like we’re capable. We all have a baseline libido. Some of us want to have sex daily and some of us are content with having sex only once ... Read more

men-elite.com

I find being in the sun hyper stimulating. It just makes you feel good.

 

[Lokzo]

I'd be interested in an informed Boost Your Biology video deconstructing its' effects

Haha I knew a comment like this was “coming” (no pun intended)

 

[ursidae]

Being hypersexual in a world where people are antisocial, hostile, and with low libido would be a torture

 

[Inaut]

I find being in the sun hyper stimulating. It just makes you feel good.

Definitely agree with this.

 

[Old Irenaeus]

Being hypersexual in a world where people are antisocial, hostile, and with low libido would be a torture

Where you live do people walk around with ear buds in their ears all the time? It's impossible to interact with anyone because they're isolated in their own world. Maybe they are listening to MenElite podcast, but I doubt it.

 

[ursidae]

Where you live do people walk around with ear buds in their ears all the time? It's impossible to interact with anyone because they're isolated in their own world. Maybe they are listening to MenElite podcast, but I doubt it.

yeah. I went half a year (pre-pandemic) without a single person ever talking to me. Impossible to even make acquaintances

 

[aniciete]

Where you live do people walk around with ear buds in their ears all the time? It's impossible to interact with anyone because they're isolated in their own world. Maybe they are listening to MenElite podcast, but I doubt it.

that's every gen z person in the US, especially on campuses.

 

[Peatful]

The hypersexual i have known- have been quite unhealthy.

 

[piro444]

The hypersexual i have known- have been quite unhealthy.

Me too
I was wandering if maybe high estrogen + high dopamine (carefree diet and unhealthy/pleasure driven lifestyle) was the cause

 

[Stilgar]

Perhaps it’s just my experience but most of the ‘hypersexual’ people I have known talk excessively about themselves, sex and conquests, but don’t actually seem to be motivated by sex itself, more for being able to talk about it and to be socially and self esteemed.

I think it’s quite different to being horny a lot and desiring sex, which I think that feels like good health.

 

[catharsis]

Being hypersexual in a world where people are antisocial, hostile, and with low libido would be a torture

Perhaps it’s just my experience but most of the ‘hypersexual’ people I have known talk excessively about themselves, sex and conquests, but don’t actually seem to be motivated by sex itself, more for being able to talk about it and to be socially and self esteemed.

I think it’s quite different to being horny a lot and desiring sex, which I think that feels like good health.

Sexuality in 2022 onwards is quite different than it was 20 years ago and further. The pandemic certainly changed a lot of things. I definitely agree that being very horny can become pathological as Hans mentions in his article; but the bigger question is what does it mean to be peaty, dopamine-oriented, low stress, pro-social, and high libido in scenarios and environments designed to make you the opposite... Are there any environments where you can find similar-minded people that are not necessarily within this garden wall of Peat? I have noticed the Peat-quality with people who are more outdoors-y, those who like meeting new people, those who like dancing and new experiences, etc. I guess we can only hope they are not antisocial.

@Stilgar The external esteem is actually a big factor nowadays, I have noticed it within my friend groups in their assumptions and expectations of me...

 

[ursidae]

Where you live do people walk around with ear buds in their ears all the time? It's impossible to interact with anyone because they're isolated in their own world. Maybe they are listening to MenElite podcast, but I doubt it.

I recently found a solution to the problem that I feel compelled to share: avoid white-majority places and stop trying to socialise with white people or non-whites that grew up in the west.

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

I am a westernized white woman, and men are very happy to be around me, as are old people, children, animals and nice girls. So I don’t think stereotyping is good advice.