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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If he is taking an SSRI (paxil, zoloft, prozac, lexapro, others) then this is 100% a side effect of the medication and it is not fair to be angry over it. Depends how much he needs it and how much good it is doing him but if it is and SSRI and having this huge of an effect on our sex life and marriage he needs to lower the dose or switch medications or switch medication classes.[/quote] thx, he takes clonazepam and a daily anxiety med. He refuses to stop taking either[/quote] Plus alcohol abuse. He has mental illness and probably a personally disorder. I’d leave him. [/quote] Something to strongly consider, Op. he is getting worse, not better. Are there no kids or grown kids? Reinvigorate your friend network and get out.[/quote]
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