Antidepressants Make it Harder to Empathize, Climax and Cry

Lack of ability to cry was why I didn't gel with antidepressants. Horrid.

YouTube: Dr. Julie Holland argues that women are designed by nature to be dynamic and sensitive – women are moody and that is a good thing. Yet millions of women are medicating away their emotions because we are out of sync with our own bodies and we are told that moodiness is a problem to be fixed. One in four women takes a psychiatric drug. If you add sleeping pills to the mix the statistics become higher. Overprescribed medications can have far-reaching consequences for women in many areas of our lives: sex, relationships, sleep, eating, focus, balance, and aging. Dr. Holland's newest book is titled Moody Bitches: The Truth About the Drugs You’re Taking, the Sleep You’re Missing, the Sex You’re Not Having and What’s Really Making You Crazy.
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Jesus christ, do people eat antidepressants to, forgive my bluntness, be less whiny, which is normal human behaviour? As at the moment ex-long time depression sufferer and pill popper, that sounds terrible.

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