The very definition of "irony." I HAS IT:
A question for you guys:
Is there really any food or substance which (in your personal experience) ACTUALLY works as an aphrodisiac?
I know there's a lot of mythology out there (oysters and so on), but does anything really, truly increase libido?
(Other than any drug that's actually meant to, like Viagra. Viagra might not actually be officially considered an aphrodisiac, but considering some of the second-hand accounts I've heard of its effects on people, I think it might as well be one.)
I'm just wondering if there's something I'm doing or eating differently lately that I could STOP doing or eating.
I am taking more Dexedrine for school, but since I'm ingesting it orally, I would think that it wouldn't have the same effects as amphetamines taken recreationally. (Besides, I'm pretty sure that's just meth, and doesn't apply to Dex whether I was snorting it or not.) And the only thing I think I'm really eating that much more of is salad, and well.
Eggs, button mushrooms and spinach aren't aphrodisiacs, are they? I really wouldn't think so.
I have hoooomewooork! Eleven pages of how globalization is affecting the Muslim world, and a debate on the "clash of civilizations" tomorrow to prepare for - to say nothing of my geography quiz to study for, my programming readings, my film study readings, and all the math I'm behind on.
(Why yes, I did spend today in bed in agony with my shitty back! Missed my first class because I was so tired I slept in, and then when I woke up, I was physically unable to get out of bed. So I spent all day in bed with a heating pad, and finally made it up and loosened up with heat patches. FTL.
Which leaves me even more to catch up on. Sigh.)
And this is very distracting on a day-to-day basis. How do you some of you people cope?!
Edit: Apparently there's a keyboard shortcut for "post." Wish I knew what THAT was so I could avoid it.
Is there really any food or substance which (in your personal experience) ACTUALLY works as an aphrodisiac?
I know there's a lot of mythology out there (oysters and so on), but does anything really, truly increase libido?
(Other than any drug that's actually meant to, like Viagra. Viagra might not actually be officially considered an aphrodisiac, but considering some of the second-hand accounts I've heard of its effects on people, I think it might as well be one.)
I'm just wondering if there's something I'm doing or eating differently lately that I could STOP doing or eating.
I am taking more Dexedrine for school, but since I'm ingesting it orally, I would think that it wouldn't have the same effects as amphetamines taken recreationally. (Besides, I'm pretty sure that's just meth, and doesn't apply to Dex whether I was snorting it or not.) And the only thing I think I'm really eating that much more of is salad, and well.
Eggs, button mushrooms and spinach aren't aphrodisiacs, are they? I really wouldn't think so.
I have hoooomewooork! Eleven pages of how globalization is affecting the Muslim world, and a debate on the "clash of civilizations" tomorrow to prepare for - to say nothing of my geography quiz to study for, my programming readings, my film study readings, and all the math I'm behind on.
(Why yes, I did spend today in bed in agony with my shitty back! Missed my first class because I was so tired I slept in, and then when I woke up, I was physically unable to get out of bed. So I spent all day in bed with a heating pad, and finally made it up and loosened up with heat patches. FTL.
Which leaves me even more to catch up on. Sigh.)
And this is very distracting on a day-to-day basis. How do you some of you people cope?!
Edit: Apparently there's a keyboard shortcut for "post." Wish I knew what THAT was so I could avoid it.