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[Topic ID] 42 [Post ID] 227 [Date & Time] 2005-06-11 09:17:24 [Post Text] 
Hi, She may be confusing an endorphins rush with sexual arousal. If she is having trouble experiencing sexual arousal and orgasm pain may provide some feelings of physical and emotional change. If prior sexual abuse occurred perhaps there could be an aversion to sexual feelings, which they had no prior control over. Many people engage in activities that involve pain, S&M activities, and these& often take advantage of changes brought about by hormonal changes in the body. Some people become endorphin junkies, which is bad. This isn't limited to sex, but also combat and thrill seekers. Cutters also use these hormonal rushes as a natural stimulate and sedative, I believe, and to express control over their body, which they could not do during prior abuse. I too am not a doctor so the above is just a statement of ideas, not known fact. Brad
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