Genital anesthesia and cognitive disorder
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Genital anesthesia and cognitive disorder
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I think you need to specify what kind of cognitive disorder (brain fog, memory impairment, attention etc)
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All of them.iull1k wrote:I think you need to specify what kind of cognitive disorder (brain fog, memory impairment, attention etc)
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I don’t know why even a small poll went unheeded. I can’t get any clues from only 3 people.
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My view:Ciprofloxacin wrote:I don’t know why even a small poll went unheeded. I can’t get any clues from only 3 people.
1. Most people here have seen these polls before over the years....several...and you didnt explain much
2. I guess most people look at this forum to look what people are trying and if there is a new useful theory
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No, it's a mess. As per example you simply provided by mentioning it (if one were to get even one step further, which you are almost hellbent to, aren't you). Or your weird... smiley...zadig777 wrote:
one more suggestion:
-there should be a thumps up and down button for comments and post for more forum efficiency i think right?
It's just an outlet for impulses and creates its own, unobjective dynamics (which are additionally marked by pretending to be objective and displacing objectivity).
By the way, I voted no as a first reaction, but thinking less shallowly about it, I'd have to say yes. (E.g. concentration, emotional satisfaction, having ideas etc. etc.)
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1. It’s not a simple poll. My aim is the seperating some symptoms possibly related each other. I can’t do this with just giving them alone or with more choice.Jaxx wrote:My view:Ciprofloxacin wrote:I don’t know why even a small poll went unheeded. I can’t get any clues from only 3 people.
1. Most people here have seen these polls before over the years....several...and you didnt explain much
2. I guess most people look at this forum to look what people are trying and if there is a new useful theory
2. Have you ever thought that why I posted it? For a possible explanation to a question? probably. I wouldn’t open a topic unless it contain either new information or some interpretions.
zadig777 wrote:Jaxx wrote:My view:Ciprofloxacin wrote:I don’t know why even a small poll went unheeded. I can’t get any clues from only 3 people.
1. Most people here have seen these polls before over the years....several...and you didnt explain much
2. I guess most people look at this forum to look what people are trying and if there is a new useful theory
one more suggestion:
-there should be a thumps up and down button for comments and post for more forum efficiency i think right?
Re: Genital anesthesia and cognitive disorder
Ciprofloxacin wrote:
1. It’s not a simple poll. My aim is the seperating some symptoms possibly related each other. I can’t do this with just giving them alone or with more choice.
2. Have you ever thought that why I posted it? For a possible explanation to a question? probably. I wouldn’t open a topic unless it contain either new information or some interpretions.
I didnt question your intention, i do question you setup. You might not think this is a simple poll, others do. Just my 2 cents
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Two things i miss on this forum, ability to tag people (@name), so they see they have a reply. Second thing is a thumbs up button, although very social media-like, it does give people an idea if people read a post and "like" it. Has little to do with collecting likes overall.mxh wrote:No, it's a mess. As per example you simply provided by mentioning it (if one were to get even one step further, which you are almost hellbent to, aren't you). Or your weird... smiley...zadig777 wrote:
one more suggestion:
-there should be a thumps up and down button for comments and post for more forum efficiency i think right?
It's just an outlet for impulses and creates its own, unobjective dynamics (which are additionally marked by pretending to be objective and displacing objectivity).
By the way, I voted no as a first reaction, but thinking less shallowly about it, I'd have to say yes. (E.g. concentration, emotional satisfaction, having ideas etc. etc.)
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hah 3 people only got genital anesthesia! i envy them!
from all my lurking i was kind of sure both symptoms go hand in hand in 99% of the cases
by the way yes, big time. impaired sensitivity on erogenous areas around the penis but what annoys the most is that i when someone starts explaining me something abstract my mind goes blank. i kind of get lost and cant even start to follow.
its gotten better but still far from how it was. also have lost fantasy/creativity and the ability to imagine visual stuff as good as before
from all my lurking i was kind of sure both symptoms go hand in hand in 99% of the cases
by the way yes, big time. impaired sensitivity on erogenous areas around the penis but what annoys the most is that i when someone starts explaining me something abstract my mind goes blank. i kind of get lost and cant even start to follow.
its gotten better but still far from how it was. also have lost fantasy/creativity and the ability to imagine visual stuff as good as before
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