Would you really? I was straight before I started taking Propecia, which I was on for 3 years, I have been trying to maintain my straight lifestyle since I came off it 11 years ago, but like everyone else here, I can’t get or maintain an erection, when I do get an erection it’s partial, and I’ve never been able to father children because I don’t produce sperm anymore. I love my girlfriends but I don’t feel any desire for them sexually.i can’t even jerk off, I don’t get a hardon.
The real sting in the tail is that I started crossdressing the year I started propecia,it seemed like I had always done it, but I hadn’t, a year or so later I started to see men for sex. If I’m with a man I do have a sex drive, and I can maintain an erection, I could cut glass with it and I have plenty of desire.
I have been in counselling and sex therapy for over 10 years, trying to figure out what happened.
It turns out that guys that want to become girls take propecia, amongst other drugs because of it’s feminising effects.
I took it so I could get a Hugh grant hairstyle to get even hotter girls, I didn’t take it to be turned into a girl myself
Before you start, I’m not trolling, I am for real, I want to be married with kids not some sort of asexual freak.
Yes I do blame propecia for this, no I can’t prove it, but I feel like Ive been forced to live a lifestyle I don’t want, because I can no longer function in the lifestyle that I had become used to pre propecia.