Antidepressants Took Our Sex Lives Away — We Are Taking Them Back: Brooke Siem & Angie Peacock

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From Angie Peacock’s YouTube channel. In this candid and deeply personal conversation, Brooke Siem, author of the award-winning memoir, May Cause Side Effects and Angie Peacock, whose story was featured in the award-winning film, Medicating Normal, explore the complexities of #PSSD, sexuality, healing, and personal growth after long-term medication use.

They discuss the challenges of reconnecting with their bodies, the impact of past traumas, and the journey towards self-discovery. The dialogue is raw, honest, and filled with insights about navigating recovery from PSSD, relationships, societal expectations, and the pursuit of genuine connection.

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  1. I’m glad to hear some are getting their antidepressant induced lack of sexuality back. But as one who was given Wellbutrin for smoking cessation, which did not work. But who did want some afternoon delight, one day ever, whose husband couldn’t handle that … but he did come from a dysfunctional family that has psych drugged up many of the women in his family.

    I will point out the opposite issue with Wellbutrin … not that I’m recommending that drug. But I will say, it is quite disgusting that the psych industries are screwing with others’ sex drives and lives.

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