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[Topic ID] 158 [Post ID] 798 [Date & Time] 2005-11-11 17:23:58 [Post Text] 
Hi there, Yes, anti depressants will be the cause of you not being able to achieve orgasms. Discuss with your doctor your dosage and how it is affecting your not feeling sensations in your vulva and clitoris. The dosage may be too high, you may have been on one type too long, or, you may need a different type. Try a vibrator. Many many women can only achieve a proper fulfilling orgasm with one. I used one only in the last two years and learnt what proper orgasms were supposed to be like. I had a history of on and off with anti depressants and have been off them now completely for well over a whole year. I have much more feeling in my clitoris now than ever before. I am 35 years old and the mother of five. Nowadays, even my partner can bring me to orgasms. He used to use the vibrator with me but recently we have progressed without this year. It is a wonderful feeling when you start to experience proper pulsing orgasms either on your own or with someone else. I know how you feel. Like half a woman. That is how I felt before. Also, I must admit I took viagra on two occasions when I was on anti depressants. Worked wonders! Princess
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