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"I&amp;#039;m 26 and have never once felt like having sex. I fake enjoyment because I&amp;#039;m too ashamed to admit this. I did mention it to my doctor a few years ago but he just said there were worse things in life than a low sex drive and not to worry. Is this it for me?  Your doctor&amp;#039;s job is to listen to what&amp;#039;s important to you. A less patronising doctor might have told you that female sexual dysfunction is fairly common and, in most cases, treatable by medical and/or psychological means. A hormone imbalance or blood-circulation problems could be to blame, as could medication that can affect your libido (eg, antidepressants and the Pill). People who&amp;#039;ve been abused as a child, or have strong religious or cultural beliefs about sex, can have their feelings blocked. Go back to your GP (take a friend for support) and demand to see a specialist. As any health-aware person knows, sex is important for self-esteem and well-being, so if it&amp;#039;s not right, these things are threatened. Take yourself seriously and others are likely to do the same. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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