Aswad -> RE: Anti sub drop? (4/19/2007 7:40:10 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Devilslilsister darkinshadows posted this quote:
is that I hope He is aware that, mentally, it can be 'dangerous'. You havent mentioned exact timescales or amounts, but physically there is a build up of hormones at sexual 'build up' and that work on your body in various ways. So , just communicate with Him that He is aware of that. Dunno why what dark said has stuck in my head all this time, but it did. Its not much and doesnt explain completely, but hopefully she'll come back and explain abit more? Or you could google it? Or some one else can expand on the idea? I'd tend to agree that it might, for some people, be a Bad Thing(tm) in the long run, as it only takes the establishment of a feedback loop for the temporary neurotransmitter imbalance to start shifting things. If one is left alone until one is done coping, however, or at least not spoken to (in a negative way or on a topic that causes episodic memory to be accessed), I don't think there's any significant likelyhood of establishing a feedback path. Mind you, simplifying things here, but I haven't seen much work done on the neurochemical properties of sex, let alone sub drop [:D] If you have an inherited predisposition for depression, or a history of mental health issues or brain abnormalities (e.g. epilepsy, brain damage, etc.), it's probably not very healthy to keep doing this every time for a long time unless certain prescription drugs are used in a prophylactic manner (no, not the regular ones). While hormones are relevant for the sub drop itself, I don't think there will be an adverse long-term hormonal reaction. The closest I can think of, off the top of my head, is that you might mess with oxytocin, which might, theoretically affect your trust of your partner in some way. Apart from that very theoretical effect, I don't think the lack of aftercare will do much more than perhaps elevate your stress hormones a little bit, and whether that's healthy or not can be debated. If your stress hormones are raised during your next blood workup, read up on tianeptine and the HPA-axis, and talk it over with the doc. All in all, if you're worried about the physical or mental health issues, I'd say get 5-9 hours quality sleep per night in a fairly regular schedule, get 15-30 minutes sunlight within 2 hours of waking, get a bit of occasional exerciese, and see a dietician about getting a blood workup and some subsequent suggestions for food or supplementation that will yield proper nutrition for you. Absent that last point, at least cut refined sugars and artificial sweeteners; try cutting down on flour and increasing fruit and vegetable intake. Don't drink alcohol. That should pretty much cover all your bases for 99% of the subs out there that don't have a mental health history, IMO. Then again, I should have been sleeping 5 hours ago, so take this with a grain of salt. Like everyone else, I work better when well-rested, and with my references in front of me. [:D]
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