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Old 04-09-2011, 10:26 AM #1
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Default Sexual dysfunction....RSD
Anyone ever have sexual dysfunction and RSD? We have this issue with our situation and am just wondering if it has happened to anyone else. Sometimes it has to do with libido and other times it is physical response. Just wondering if it is a normal issue with anyone else? We have had RSD in our family for nearly 7 years now. Looking for support in knowing that RSD in this area can happen to other marriages also.
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