Sexual Enhancement
I have a simple philosophy. What counts in life is a gentle death, and before that, optimal sex.
While this philosophy is simple, implementing it is not easy.
Not only do most people die a shitty death: their sex life before that is also anything but optimal.
Many people, as they get older, are stuck in sexual boredom. They have a partner to whom they are married, but for whom desire has been lost.
Lucky among these are those who get a kick out of porn. At least, they can still be excited.
As for me, and many others, watching obviously stupid actors engage in wild fucking does not do it. It is unesthetic. Japanese porn may be more captivating, but still, it's no substitute for being involved, rather than an observer.
There are other solutions, way better than porn.
Many are pharmacological.
Anybody who has ever used street drugs, or even just alcohol, knows from own experience that the I and me of anybody's self isn't well defined.
The brain is a chemical stew that can be tilted off balance by a wide assortment of substances, often in miniscule quantities.
The task is to make the best things in life, sexual desire and orgasms, even better, or at least just bring them back to what they once were.
And for that purpose, unfortunately, all street drugs don't work. Cocaine and meth make you feel great, when, if you are a man, they make you small where'd you prefer to be big. Other drugs that induce euphoria, such as ecstasy, diminish the need for orgasms, also not what we want.
Opiates kill all sexual interest, and on LSD and magic mushrooms, you are preoccupied with another problem: to stay on top of your mind, rather than slide into schizophrenia. Marijuana can, under certain circumstances, enhance sexual sensations, but it's an option only for those who, when sober, reach a climax with comparable ease.
No street drug can compete with the satisfaction, a mentally healthy person can feel from overwhelming orgasms, preceded by heightened libido.
Men usually don't have a problem as long as they aren't beyond their twenties. Women usually reach full orgasmic potential later than men, but sexual boredom can be an issue for both sexes.
Mind you, my concerns are libido and orgasms, not erections. Erections are fairly easy to engineer with phosphodiesterase inhibitors. But a sufficient erection is no guarantee for a memorable orgasm.
I have more than 30 years of personal (!) experience in the pharmacological enhancement of libido and orgasms. As I live in a part of the world where almost all prescription medications are available over-the-counter, I have myself used everything, at least once, that has been discussed, among insiders, for sexual enhancement.
I also have a background of a few semesters in biology and neuroscience, but it's the personal experience that makes me an expert, not the academic training.
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