0:01🔗VoiceoverLoveline is meant for an adult audience. Loveline may contain sexually-oriented content. Listener discretion advised. Now, here's Loveline. 1-800-LOVE-191 with Dr. Drew and Adam Carolla.
1:11🔗And lately, I've been experiencing a loss in appetite. I have no desire to have sex anymore. I'm just, and I'm, what is it? I'm very fatigued. I just don't feel like doing anything. Is this part of the hormones of being pregnant?
1:27🔗DrewWell, it can be. Have you been back to see your obstetrician?
1:30🔗Yes, I have, and I've talked to her about this, and she says, it's really nothing to worry about, but I'm worried I'm getting depressed.
1:37🔗DrewWell, postpartum depressions are usually postpartum, okay? That's afterwards, when all these hormones are suddenly let down, and anything up, actually up to a year after delivery can be considered a postpartum depression. And yes, indeed, these are the kinds of symptoms associated with depression. Is there anything else? Are you crying a lot? Are you having anxiety?
1:56🔗I have a normal pregnancy cry, if that makes any sense.
2:04🔗DrewI mean, it might be the beginning of something, but at this stage, if you can avoid being treated, of course, that's what you want to do. You want to protect your child from being exposed to anything in utero that it wouldn't even have to be. But it is definitely something. Did you push this issue with your obstetrician a little bit?
2:21🔗Not really. I'm going to next time I come in because the nightmares just started recently.
2:32🔗Just things with the baby, involving the baby, like my grandmother, she's real sick right now, getting a phone call saying she's dead. My husband getting into a car accident.
2:43🔗AdamWhat's that have to do with the baby? The baby was driving?
3:15🔗AdamWell, I mean, they tend to be moody and, you know, troublesome and now you're pregnant and you got all these hormones going through you and you got the big belly and the water and everything. And I mean, all bets are off at this point. And give it a few months, see, you know, have the baby, mellow out and then see what happens.
3:34🔗DrewTroublesome, big belly, water and everything. All bets are off. But you feel better now. That's very clear. It's a brilliant deduction.
3:40🔗AdamWell, I'm just saying, Drew, we all know women, you know, a few days out of the month can get a little whacked out with the hormones and everything, right?
3:51🔗AdamI mean, if that, let's just make a reference. Let's make like a drug analogy here for a second. If your period is like pot, being pregnant is like heroin, right?
4:28🔗DrewShe was a living, a human incubator. That's all she was. I mean, she was just used. I mean, the stuff we had to, we put IVs and the needles in every day and just keep all these medicines going.
4:39🔗AdamWhy? Because the whole deal is you don't want to have the kid premature, right?
4:43🔗DrewYou want to keep in there in the last possible moment. She laid herself out for it.
4:46🔗AdamAnd you have to do a bunch of stuff to sort of stop them from coming out.
4:50🔗AdamOh, man. I don't know. I don't know about this whole procreation thing. I mean, I get the screwing part. Even that, I'd rather just take the oral sex. I'm that against it. Justin, you're 17. What's going on?
5:34🔗CallerOkay. I don't want to tell my parents or my grandparents because I think they'll totally freak out.
5:40🔗DrewRight. Have they said things like that would lead you to believe explicitly that they would be dangerous or hurtful?
5:49🔗CallerThey're really, they're not open-minded.
5:51🔗DrewI understand that. But if they actually said some, we have some callers that say their parents would say they would kill somebody, they would disown them. They said that sort of thing?
6:15🔗DrewOkay. Not tomorrow necessarily. And maybe not when you're 18, but once you really have established a life for yourself and a supportive network of friends who love you for who you are, then go ahead.
7:15🔗AdamNo, I was going to say, I was going to say, yeah, I was going to say like New York or something. But the moon's better. Jesus Christ. Hold on. Justin?
9:36🔗AdamOkay. So you love your mom for bringing this guy home?
9:39🔗CallerWell, no. I mean, me and my mom are very open, you know. But there's things that I can't tell her.
9:45🔗AdamAll right. Well, don't tell her about this. And, you know, I'll tell you, do what I would do if I were you, which was I'd tell them I was gay, but I wouldn't tell them I was with 700 guys. I'd just round down to like 375 or something, you know, a little more palatable.
9:59🔗DrewThe issue that's going to be so disturbing to them is not your orientation. It's going to be the numbers here.
10:02🔗CallerHere's another question. Should I have told my brothers? Only two of my brothers know, and I have six brothers.
10:07🔗AdamWell, you know, there's a 50% chance you've been with one of them.
11:44🔗AdamStop having sex with... Like limit yourself to like, I don't know, 10 guys a week or something. I really want you to cut back. I mean, really, really slow down, would you? Look, you're going to get something. You got to get into therapy. Yeah. This is a disaster.
12:00🔗DrewYou need some help, Justin, really. Call SA. We didn't even talk about his drug history, whether he's into drugs. I mean, it's got to be there. I mean, he's got hepatitis C already. I mean, come on.
12:37🔗AdamI have to talk to these guys night after night. I mean, Justin screwed up. He doesn't even know it. But I have to live with this pain, right, Drew? OK.
12:55🔗AdamDid she say work harder? OK. Wow. Who's she been talking to? By the way, I'm getting the big left-hand surgery on Friday, so I'm going to start making the switch to the right hand maybe tonight.
13:13🔗AdamYeah. Anderson, our engineer, told me last night, he said, listen, normally I'm a left-handed guy. You know what I'm saying? Anderson said to me, listen, you get a couple of those Vicodins in you and go with your right hand. It's like being with a hooker. I mean, it's a totally different experience. I started to think about it. I thought you may be on to something.
13:36🔗AdamBut listen, if Anderson, if nothing happens, if like an hour and a half I'm calling you, you're going to have to come over and finish me off. You understand? All right. Well, do we hear a Dido song? Yeah. Can we do that?
18:27🔗AdamI'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew over there. And I'm just waiting for the music. Phone number, 1-800-L-A-V-E-1-9-1. Forget about the fax number. Drew, because when's the last time you've seen a fax on this show?
18:53🔗AdamThat's just from the immediate family. Yeah. So I'm not interested in that. Dido is our guest tonight. She did the... She was the lovely voice behind the song we just got done hearing. And No Angel is the name of the new CD. It is out. I got some dates where Dido is going to be. And Dido, I was reading in your bio, is a queen that killed herself by throwing herself on a pit of fire.
19:19🔗CallerApparently so. She was an African queen.
19:22🔗AdamAnd where did you read about? You read about her? You heard about her?
19:26🔗CallerYeah, she was in Latin literature. So, and I studied Latin.
19:45🔗AdamAll right. So, do you have a college degree? No, I don't. No, you don't. But you're from England. So, like, if you have an eighth grade degree, that's like having a college degree. Yeah.
20:02🔗CallerHi, Dido. Hello. I got a question for you. I'm going down the road of looking to start a family. And I am currently on a medication called anzothioprine or imuran.
20:18🔗CallerAnd my question to you is, I've got kind of mixed results from my doctor and things I've read. I've read where it causes birth defects in women when they take it.
21:45🔗AdamYou know what I like about being a guy? You can, you know, even do heroin and hit your scrotum with a hammer and you still get to have kids and they can be geniuses. You know, but the woman, she like smokes, takes a drag off a cigarette and the kids are retarded. That's kind of nice, isn't it?
22:02🔗DrewYeah, I think good they didn't entrust this stuff to men. Think about that.
22:06🔗AdamYeah. Oh yeah. We'd have a bunch of kids with webbed feet running around banging into each other.
22:12🔗DrewYeah, it would look like some sort of alien planet in a course of a generation.
22:15🔗AdamYeah, it'd be just a big, we'd have to start like, you know, mongoloid colonies and things like that. It would be a mess because every one of my friends, first off, every single one of my friends from North Hollywood would have been pregnant by 17. I guarantee you that. I mean, my male friends, if everything was reversed. And with the amount of alcohol that they drank or drugs that they put in their system, the kids would just come out, they'd have like an anus where their mouth was. And when they start talking, you get out of the way.
22:50🔗AdamOh, I mean, I can't even imagine. I never really thought about this, but you know, Chris and Ray and guys like that, forget it. It all would have been pregnant by 15, and the kids would have just come out, just been like a big lump of flesh. It would have flushed it down the toilet.
23:05🔗DrewThey would have left them wherever they landed.
23:18🔗CallerOkay. I'm bisexual, and I've been with both guys and girls, but I hate penises. I do not like them whatsoever.
23:26🔗DrewYou must have had an encounter with one at a very young age that was very unpleasant.
23:29🔗CallerAnd I'm still a virgin, but I've seen them. I've played with them, but I do not like them.
23:34🔗AdamAll right. Let's do a little gambling. It's been a while. Dido, reach into that whatever. Where do you keep your money? Do you got a pocket, a purse, a wallet?
24:12🔗AdamI only got a five. Drew, can you break five? Do you have any change? What about your son? Has he got anything in his piggy bank? Shake him by the feet.
24:37🔗AdamOkay. Nicole's 15. She's bisexual. She's never been with a man or she said she was, she said she's been with men and women at the beginning of the call, but then has said she'd never had sex with a man. So she's not, you know, really been with a man, but she's scared of penises or disgusted by them or doesn't like them. All right?
25:00🔗AdamDrew, you want to? Now, now here's what we're doing, by the way, Dido. We are gambling on her past, not the last eight months, but her upbringing, her childhood.
25:25🔗AdamAt a logging camp in the river was swelling and she could have drowned if that guy hadn't come by with that bobcat at the just at the right time. I'm going to say, yeah, step dad, step dad, step dad, somebody, I'm going to go real simple here. Somebody exposed themselves to her neighbor, neighbor, older neighbor.
25:59🔗DrewI'm going to say hippie parents that had sex in front of her repeatedly.
26:02🔗AdamOh, nice. Dido, say you can go, you can go with normal, healthy, no problems, parents together. If you, you know, if you want, it's not a bad call.
26:12🔗CallerWell, maybe she's just a bit young, you know. Maybe she's just a bit scary or seen as sort of gruesome.
28:21🔗CallerI don't know. I was... I just know that I was raped. I seen the guy leaving my house and I didn't do nothing about it though, but I was like nine and I was little and I didn't know what to do.
28:35🔗CallerYeah, the window was open, the curtains were open, the screen was slashed three times so someone could get in and it was both me and my sister.
29:19🔗DrewWhat kind of weird stuff were you witnessed to before the age of nine?
29:22🔗CallerNothing much. I was just always near my parents. They like come out of the room sometimes and, you know, go stare at the window. You know, like they're wired and everything that but nothing else really.
29:38🔗AdamOkay. So anyway, so she was she was she was traumatized.
29:47🔗AdamYeah. And she was raped and I guess traumatized, you know, sexually. And it's pretty. Listen, I'd be I don't like guys anyway. And I was never raped. But if someone broke, you know, slashed the screen and came into the window and raped me, my sister and my grandparents house, I'd be done with guys too.
30:06🔗DrewBut she's become a sexual compulsive. She's still with guys and girls and it's just a mess. And with that chaos in her history is just so destructive. It's amazing she can get up one day to the next.
30:57🔗AdamAll right. I don't trust him. All right, Nicole? Shouldn't she go to, you know, Al-Anon or something like that? I mean, shouldn't she get into some of that stuff? I mean, both her parents were, you know, smoking crack, Drew.
31:22🔗AdamAll right. Nicole, don't get pregnant. I'm glad you're scared of penises. I know it sounds cruel, but the problem, and this is why this country is a dump and why I'm moving to England or we're both moving to Canada. It's one or the other. It's either I move, either I go to your place or we're both going to Canada. We can work out the details later. But Drew, you're staying here, by the way. But Nicole gets raped and grows up with screwed up parents and gets abused. And then lo and behold, she's pregnant at sixteen and a half.
31:56🔗AdamIt's a cycle. None of our business is a society to tell her anything. And she has a couple of kids before she's eighteen. And now she has some screwed up kids and the cycle continues. And if every woman that was brought up in this kind of horrible environment, just turned lesbian and had a penis phobia, hey, it'd be utopian about twenty years. Fine. We'd have a bunch of screwed up lesbians running around. I'd be getting a cramp beat out of me with the golf clubs, but we wouldn't have a bunch of criminals and prostitutes running all over this crampy country.
33:17🔗AdamOkay, that's right. I'll put it... I'll put it... It'll be a down on the ranch we buy in Canada. All right, we'll take a little break. Dido is here. No Angel is the name of the CD. And when we come back, we'll speak to Laura. Laura's 18. Husband is a terrible ulcer and isn't supposed to drink, but he's an alcoholic. She wants to know how to deal with that. We'll do that after this.
34:08🔗AdamIt is Loveline. I'm Adam. That is Drew Dido is our guest tonight. No Angels, the name of her new CD. And I think, let me give you a few, I'll give some Dido dates, by the way. She's going to be at the Troubadour tomorrow night, but that's sold out, so forget about that. But you can all see her in Minneapolis on the 27th, Chicago on the 28th, still in August 29th. Hold on, Drew. And I'm just, no, just listen to me, just listen to me, would you please? Are you intentionally making noise over there? Like, you know, when you set the coffee mug down, you have to drop it, you have to, you know, you do this thing with the pen where you do like that, and then you throw it and everything. What are you doing? This is radio. You're supposed to...
35:03🔗AdamBut when you set things down, just set them down softly, or don't bang things. You know what I'm saying?
35:09🔗DrewI was excited when I get to the dictionary.
35:10🔗AdamWhere was I? You didn't know alliteration? I could have told you that.
35:14🔗DrewI thought I was going to say consonants or alliteration.
35:18🔗AdamYou know, that's just... Okay. Okay, now where's Dido going to be now? She's going to be in Chicago on the 28th, Detroit on the 29th, Cincinnati on the 30th, and now we're into September. You want to celebrate that by banging something on the console there? There you go, Drew. Atlanta, the first, the second, she'll be in DC and New York on the 8th, and Boston. Drew's college down, right Drew? On the 10th.
35:53🔗DrewLaura? Currents and repetition of consonants, especially at the end of stressed syllables. Alliterations at the beginning.
35:59🔗AdamOkay. Let's just start covering things with foam rubber. You know, like in the mental ward, you know, they have to, you know, put stuff at the pad things and confiscate your belt and things like that. So, you know, kill yourself.
37:47🔗DrewBecause if you don't, either your husband to be is going to die of alcoholism, which the only chance he has is if you get better, scare the hell out of him a little bit, he's got to catch up with you, and that might cause him to get some treatment. That or do a formal intervention and lay down the law and hold as the carrot marriage. Which a guy may actually backfire, I suppose.
38:12🔗AdamYeah, that's them thing. Hey, let me ask you this. That's not a carrot, by the way, that marriage. It's like if you could tie string around crap and hang it in front of the horse, that would be the equivalent to marriage. Maybe if this guy sobers up, Laura's not interested anymore.
38:30🔗DrewOf course not. That's why she's got to go to Al-Anon.
39:12🔗AdamBut your dad's an alcoholic. Now, lo and behold, you find an alcoholic. Now you got another kid, and you're going to screw that kid up.
39:19🔗DrewYou're enmeshed with your husband as though he and you were one, and this disease of alcoholism is something you share with him. That's his disease.
39:33🔗AdamAll right. And please don't have any more kids. Can you do that? I'll give you a hundred bucks for every year you make it without having another kid. I'll get your address. And so it's going to be cheaper for me that way. I'm in that kind of tax bracket now, Drew. I sat down with my count, and I realized we could actually take on 250 kids at a hundred bucks a month, and it would actually be a savings to me. All right. Dido, do you have to leave?
40:16🔗AdamStarting to get in there. OK, good. Because I'm starting to get something for Drew now. We'll take a little break. We'll be back. It's the Loveline. We have to take a quick ten second timeout. We'll be back with more of the show in just ten seconds. This is Loveline on Radio Station. That's nerve-racking.
41:12🔗AdamHey, it's Loveline there. I'm Adam. That's Drew Dido is our guest tonight. She's a beautiful young British lass who has a voice like an angel and a face like a supermodel. Yeah, that was good, right?
41:51🔗CallerWell, I've been seeing this one. One guy is my boyfriend because I'm gay. And there's the love that's going on over our relationship. And I've been cheating on him for like three months.
42:49🔗AdamFinally. I talk to gay men all night at bars, and then I come in in the show, and I talk to more gay men, and none of them are getting in the ass anymore. It's not in vogue. It's like everyone's blowing everybody.
43:55🔗CallerI just didn't know how to tell him because he's just been so sweet to me. I just don't know how to tell him that the love has left.
44:01🔗DrewWell, it's always a hard thing to tell a partner, but if you're not in it, the last thing they want is your pity. Just tell them what's happening.
44:40🔗CallerNothing really happened to me before that until I started working at one place and there's two guys there that held me down and literally raped me.
44:58🔗CallerNope, nothing happened. Nothing really happened before that.
45:01🔗DrewWell, what do you mean nothing really? What is the nothing really you're thinking of?
45:04🔗CallerI just said nothing happened before that because people joked with me about it but they never did anything.
45:10🔗DrewYou never had experimentation with your peers, anything weird like that? No.
45:14🔗CallerThey would just BS with me about it and everything.
45:16🔗AdamSo you worked at a place where two guys held you down and raped you?
45:23🔗CallerThey waited till I got like I was leaving the work that one day because I knew they were gay. I was leaving work one day and then they grabbed me. He took me into his truck and his boyfriend held me down while they both raped me.
46:51🔗CallerNo, I got fired because the way that the way they were, my mother, when people make me stressed out like they did, they got me all stressed out. I got real sick. And then I wasn't there enough, so they fired me.
47:35🔗AdamAll right. God bless you. Listen, I hope every screwed up person in the world goes gay and lesbian. I really do. Look at this, Brian. He's he's a mess, but he's out banging around with guys, more power to him. Who cares? Find a guy, screw him, dump him, screw some other guy. I mean, I always want to know what the truth is behind the stories our listeners tell us. I was raped out in the parking lot by two guys. One held me down. The other sodomized me. Anyway, I got fired later because I was, you know, called in sick. And that there's just there's there's a few holes in that story somewhere.
48:16🔗DrewSome little details missing here and there.
48:18🔗AdamBut yeah, the boss said I talked to him.
48:21🔗DrewHere's the deal, though. I understand you're being supportive such that these people do not create children.
48:28🔗AdamThat's all I care about. That's all I care about.
48:30🔗DrewBut there's also a lot of human suffering going on here that you're dismissing.
48:34🔗AdamWell, I can't do anything about that. I'm worried about my own suffering. Listen, dump your boyfriend, don't get hepatitis, enjoy. You know, that's my motto. Sherry?
48:53🔗CallerOkay, I have this thing. Me and my boyfriend, we broke up a few months ago, like a month ago, and we still have sex after we break up, like every time.
49:37🔗AdamRight. Why did you guys break up? Why would you dump a guy like this?
49:41🔗CallerWell, I didn't. It was sort of a mutual thing because both of us are having a really hard time. When we're together, we put all of our energy into our relationship, and we start our life to start to fall apart.
49:55🔗DrewThat is a lot of verbiage for BS. What the hell goes on here, Sherry?
50:39🔗AdamOkay. Ten combined. Fifteen seconds at a time.
50:42🔗DrewNo, she's still got the laugh. She's no longer smoke-out.
50:45🔗AdamI know, but it's great. It's like you guys can't be together because everything falls apart when you're together. Meanwhile, you're not doing anything.
50:52🔗CallerWhat do you mean I'm not doing anything?
50:53🔗AdamWhat have you done? You're failing out of school.
50:56🔗CallerWell, no, I'm not failing out of school anymore. I did like eighth or ninth grade. I totally messed up.
51:05🔗CallerNo, I didn't meet him until eight months ago.
51:07🔗AdamAll right. Thank you for further making my point here, which is you were failing out of school before you even met him.
51:14🔗CallerRight. And then when we got together, I got back on track. And then we got engaged. And both of us focused on each other instead of ourselves. But that's not even the question.
51:25🔗AdamFocused on each other. How would you do watch Maury Povich all day and take notes? This is it. You got engaged.
52:23🔗AdamAll right, but no, no, no, but listen, Sherry. You know, we sit here night after night and Drew does it for the money. I do it because I love the kids. But we sit here night after night and we talk to screwed up teen after screwed up teen who's basically after screwed up teen who sits here and basically tries to explain their deviant behavior to us. And they weave in dad's an alcoholic and was a little bit abusive. And now they get back to the part where they're 16 and they're engaged and they got held back and great. And they're in love with the notion of being in love. And maybe that's me. But the point is, is all we can think about is abusive dad, who the abusive dad, who's the alcoholic. And we know that's the root of all the evil here. And you believe everything. You probably believe half the stuff you're saying. I'm not calling you a liar. It's just we know it's wrong.
53:09🔗CallerRight. I mean, you guys do see this every day. And you know the results and the consequence of everything that's going on. Because one, you're older. Two, you had way more experience. And three, you talk to people like me, who are seriously screwed up every single day of their life.
53:23🔗AdamSo what do you want to do with this guy?
53:26🔗CallerRight now, we are getting our lives together. And then we're going to be back together.
53:32🔗CallerBut I have a pain. It like it burns. When he goes inside me, it just, I mean, last time I ended up screaming and I mean, he's got scratches down his back that are going to scar because it hurts so bad.
53:45🔗AdamWhen you say, when you say he goes inside of you. Yes. You mean when he ejaculates?
53:58🔗CallerAnd I have to say, Drew, I did one time I used the morning after pill and I have to say I never would have known about it if you didn't talk about it.
54:39🔗DrewWell, something's going on now. You got to get checked out again. There's sort of endless possibilities here. It could be a vaginitis, could be a yeast infection, could be something like a cervical infection, could be, I mean, it could be just lots and lots and lots of the list of possibilities is as long as my arm.
54:54🔗AdamYeah. Let me tell you about the vagina. It's like that big maze from the shining. You ever see the shining? Drew never saw the shining. Dido? See the shining? Yeah. Remember when they were running through that maze? There was all those hedges and it was snowing. You don't know where to go. You don't know where to turn. Everything looks the same. You don't know. Is that how you say it? That's how I see it. Just a huge maze. And I can't find my way out sometimes. Usually more difficult to find my way in.
55:23🔗DrewI think I have those sorts of poetic descriptions all the way right now.
55:29🔗AdamWho are you trying to do? Seriously. Come on. One of us has got to serve.
55:33🔗CallerI think Drew is winning. He's got better advice.
56:44🔗CallerOkay. Well, cause, see, cause I met this girl a few days ago and when I first met her, I thought she was, she looks like she's 16. And so I mean, she looks really good and all. So I wonder when I started talking to her, I just started working at the same place and she works there. And so I wonder when I started talking to her and...
58:43🔗No, no. No, they don't. Just do the general.
58:48🔗DrewBarbara, they have to do it. They have to do it. That's how you control the bleeding and the extremity during these orthopedic procedures.
58:54🔗I had carpal tunnel surgery and I had... They might have to put the tourniquet on a little bit. But the one where they just put it on really, really, really tight is the most absolute painful thing you'll ever go through.
59:10🔗DrewThat's why they have to try to put you out, because it can't be awful.
59:13🔗Well, I'm talking about afterwards. My first risk that I had done with just a general anesthesia, I woke up, no pain, nothing. I had maybe one pain pill, that was it. The next one, when I woke up... Well, if you imagine your leg going to sleep on you, and you know how it kind of hurts when it's coming out of the numbing?
1:00:56🔗AdamAll right. So you had the operation? All right. So when I go in there Friday, I should say Barbara, one of our stone listeners, suggests, I know you have 35 years experience, doctor, and don't take this the wrong way. But I'm not going with the tourniquet. I'm playing a hunch on this one.
1:01:11🔗AdamBarbara tipped me off. And I know it's going to be excessive bleeding.
1:01:15🔗It's the anesthesiologist that is the one that chooses to do it.
1:01:19🔗DrewThen he wants to argue with you about how to hang a door.
1:01:22🔗AdamYeah, right. Pardon? Barbara, here's what I'm doing. I'm not going to try to... I'm not going to piss the guy off before he takes out the scalpel. I'm going with whatever he wants to go with. Okay. All right. I appreciate your...
1:01:35🔗DrewNo, it's your body, man. You know more.
1:01:36🔗AdamI appreciate your input. But he says he's got to stop the bleeding to the extremities so he can see what he's doing. Plus, he said he was going to be eating in there and he didn't want the blood to get all over the place. Because he only scheduled it during his lunch break, he said. Hi, Barbara.
1:02:06🔗And ask him about the different ways that you do it. And the one where they just make you a little groggy and put just the tourniquet on is not the way to go.
1:02:30🔗AdamShe was talking about my surgery. I wanted to know what was going on. How do you get that carpal tunnel syndrome so young like that, Drew?
1:02:37🔗DrewTheoretically repetitive. I thought you get it is having babies. You carry a kid around. I got it so bad when I was carrying, we had triplets of carrying these kids. Are you carrying something heavy when you're holding your wrist like this? It really is irritating.
1:03:11🔗AdamBut that sounds cool, you know, announce the sold out show. And you can catch her on Letterman, the 16th, and then all those different towns, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Washington, DC., New York, and Boston, all coming up the next couple, basically the next couple of weeks. Thanks for coming in.
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1:04:41🔗AdamIt is the Loveline. Dido has left the building. That leaves just me, Drew, and you. Phone number, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. And we'll go back to the phones. Jessica.
1:04:57🔗CallerWell, first I gotta say hi to Jack and tell him thanks for listening to me last night for all my problems. My question is, is I've been raped about four times, and I really want to know what I can do to help myself to not have that happen, because I'm always finding myself in situations where that might happen.
1:05:19🔗CallerI mean, well, because two of them, I feel were kind of my fault, because my first time I got raped was when I was 13, and that was because I got drunk and he raped me. But-
1:06:05🔗CallerBut then the second time I got raped, I know it wasn't my fault because I was, it was last 4th of July at the beach, and I was walking down the beach and four guys pulled me into their car and took me off and gang raped me with a knife to my throat. Yeah. They were taking me back to their friends at their campsite. The only way I got away from that situation, which could have gotten a lot worse, was I just told one of the guys off and he pushed me out of the moving car, which probably saved my life because I don't think I would have made it through that one. But the other one I just don't want to talk about because that's a really bad one.
1:06:39🔗AdamIt's worse than the gang rape with the knife?
1:06:41🔗CallerIt's not worse than that, but still, that's just one I don't talk about.
1:06:46🔗CallerBecause I've pretty much dealt with it myself. That's how my parents tried to get me into counseling for them.
1:06:52🔗DrewBy the way, things that you've dealt with yourself, that you've dealt with satisfactorily, are things you can talk about rather easily because you've dealt with it.
1:07:04🔗DrewThings that are so overwhelming that you can no longer mention it are powerfully affecting you.
1:07:13🔗AdamHow could it be worse than four guys gang raping you at Knife Point? Hold on. You never hear at Knife Point. You always hear at Gun Point, but a knife has a point on it, you know?
1:07:24🔗CallerYeah, it has a very sharp point on it.
1:07:25🔗AdamSomeone ought to talk more about knife points. Guns blunt, you know? Let's say at gun end and at Knife Point. All right, write that down, Drew.
1:07:43🔗AdamBecause it involves a family or something?
1:07:45🔗CallerNo, I've had a perfect, and like, you know, a lot of your listeners, I've had a perfect family life. No, seriously, it's almost close to perfect.
1:07:55🔗CallerMy parents are still together, never abusive, never had alcoholism, never none of that stuff, never been raped by any of them, my brothers, my neighbors, or nothing like that.
1:08:10🔗CallerWe're active as a family, you know, we do things together. It's just a good family all around. So, you know, I've had a really messed up teenagehood just with myself getting myself in trouble with, you know, jail and drugs and just stupid stuff like that.
1:08:28🔗CallerWell, I mean, I've never done anything more serious than weed and alcohol. I mean, with the weed I've cut, I don't need that anymore because it's just stupid.
1:09:20🔗CallerI mean, yeah, I think because my perception on it, I don't know if it's right or not wrong. That's why I wanted to ask. I think it might be because of the fact that I'm real attaching to people. Like, I like feeling secure, like I have someone there that I can, you know, confide in and trust, but and every time I've tried doing that, you know, it's pretty much felt like I've gotten taken advantage of.
1:09:43🔗DrewWell, it's who you chose to be close with. Yeah, there's a reason you chose the people you chose.
1:09:48🔗CallerYeah, I mean, I might only be 15, but I've seen a lot and it's just, you know, I don't want it anymore and I want to find a way where I can actually find someone.
1:09:59🔗DrewOkay, so in two years, you've seen all this ass?
1:10:02🔗CallerIt's been, well, let's see, since 12 and a half.
1:10:23🔗AdamNumber two, start looking through the scrapbooks emotionally and I know you think your family was perfect, but Drew and I know something was up. There's gotta be something here.
1:10:36🔗CallerWell, I can honestly tell you there's nothing.
1:10:42🔗AdamYeah. You need a CAT scan because something's up with you and-
1:10:46🔗CallerWell, see, the thing I think is up with me is just the fact that I've had a lot of, you know, in the past year, especially my, one of my really, really close friends killed himself last year.
1:10:56🔗AdamYeah. But it's nothing recent. It's got to be something.
1:10:59🔗DrewWell, let's go on the assumption that it has just been an incredible amount of trauma in the last three years.
1:11:03🔗CallerIt has been an incredible amount of trauma.
1:11:16🔗DrewWell, you need to go through that though. It's not comfortable. It doesn't feel good. It's not supposed to feel good. You need to get help. You're going to fight it. Stay with it. Either that or you continue making the choices you made because those are the things that feel good to you.
1:11:31🔗AdamYeah. So go out with the guys you're attracted to, ignore treatment, and I predict a long, full life that is just chock full of rape. That is my prediction.
1:11:50🔗AdamOkay. But you can get a little help and lay low for a little while and carve yourself out a good life. Oh my God. All right. I'm killing myself. That's it. I'm going to rape myself when I get home and then I'm killing myself. The most bizarre thing in the world. He killed himself.
1:12:34🔗DidoIt's terrible. I mean, what can I do? I mean, I've never been, you know, Superman or anything, but I've learned how to go a little bit longer, like, you know, a half hour, 45 minutes and still. Yeah.
1:14:07🔗AdamYeah. Shane, I don't know what you're trying to... You may be asking for trouble here.
1:14:11🔗DidoNo, I'm just wondering what we could do.
1:14:13🔗AdamWell, listen, I think... Here's the deal. Heather's uptight. And I don't know why Heather's uptight. Maybe it's religion, maybe it's something else. I don't know what went on with Heather and why she's uptight, but Heather's a little bit uptight. And if you're uptight as a woman, you don't have an orgasm. That's it. A lot of it's emotional, and if you can't free yourself up, it ain't going to happen. And plus, most 23-year-old women we talk to don't have an orgasm via intercourse anyway. And their only chance is through masturbation or oral sex or possibly the tub like Producer Anne. So, do you masturbate, Heather? You do? Yes, I do. How's that go?
1:15:26🔗DrewBut also if he does it, it spoils it. I'm not interested in that.
1:15:29🔗AdamYou know what's funny about Drew and my sidebars? The people we're talking to can hear us. But we always pretend like they can't. You can hear us, right, Shane?
1:15:45🔗AdamWell, Shane, why don't you offer some oral sex? I have.
1:15:49🔗DidoI have. You know, she gets quiet and I could tell that she's uncomfortable about it. So, I just don't even, you know, I don't insist because if it makes her uncomfortable, I wouldn't think.
1:15:58🔗DrewWhy don't I ask? Just go ahead and offer. I mean.
1:16:01🔗AdamWhy don't you just start up? You know what I mean? But Heather's all freaked out about it. But Heather, what do you mean that you don't like to ask? I see that my curiosity's peaked a little bit here. What if he just began performing oral sex on you? Would you be all right with that?
1:16:19🔗CallerI don't know. I've never had that. I've never gone there.
1:16:23🔗AdamWere you ever raped? Are you overweight? Or is there something, you have some sort of body image thing?
1:16:47🔗AdamYou wear a barrel like the Denver Broncos mascot? No. Okay. So you were overweight. You have some sort of body image problems and you're a little bit freaked out.
1:17:24🔗AdamYou just slide your way in there, perform a little oral sex and then you guys will be over it. Okay. Sounds good. Yeah. And listen, let me give you my quick philosophy here. By the way, no guy should be begging to give a woman oral sex, but that's what he wants to do.
1:17:42🔗AdamHere's my philosophy. And you know, everyone gives me a load of cramp about it, but there's nothing wrong with doing something you don't want to do sexually with your partner for 10 minutes, for Christ's sake. Everyone has this like, no, no, honey, if you're not comfortable, then he's not going to be comfortable and she's not. It's always with the woman, by the way. It's never with the guy. The guys suck it up. Guys are told to do stuff they don't want to do all the time when it comes to a relationship, all the time. Turn off the TV and listen, start talking, hold hands, cuddle. It's all right to tell guys what to do constantly, but the second you tell a woman what to do, oh my God, it's rape. Oh my God, you're abusing her. Oh my God, you're taking advantage of her. Listen, he wants to do something to her that's going to feel good for her. She should just get over it, lay there, look at the ceiling, count the little cottage cheese pock marks on the ceiling, on that acoustic ceiling with the gold flakes. In the meantime, we'll go to break. He can perform oral sex.
1:18:48🔗AdamJust relax. Just get over it. That's all right. He loves her. Okay. I'm going to show you what I mean about oral sex during the break. Okay, Drew? Seriously, just hold still. We'll be back. I love song.
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1:19:24🔗DrewIt's written above basically everything guys need to know about gynecology. It's very funny, it's very interesting. In other words-
1:19:33🔗DrewI mean about gynecology. You mean about that area? A guy's eye view of what women got going on there, and what do they need to know about it.
1:19:56🔗DrewKind of. He's going to be working on the web a little bit. At drdrew.com you can log on and we'll send you a newsletter. And Dr. Bruce Becker, a different Dr. Bruce, who's going to have an area for us there talking about exactly these issues.
1:20:11🔗AdamAnd when you say he's working on the web and he's a gynecologist, is the web a euphemism for vagina or is that some sort of computer thing?
1:20:17🔗DrewThat's a computer thing. Okay. It means the web doesn't mean the vagina.
1:20:21🔗AdamThe web's not a bad name for that part if you think about it. You know what I mean? You don't want to get caught up in that web. You know what I'm saying? Going down to the web. You know what I mean?
1:21:00🔗AdamYeah. Gather around, everyone. Steve, the amazing peeing boner boy. The oohs and the ahs from the delighted crowd and the immediate family. Yeah, you can pee with an erection. I do it almost every morning.
1:21:14🔗DrewThat's why you started your sink habit, right?
1:21:16🔗AdamThat's why. Yes. I pee in the sink in the morning because I don't want to get it all over the toilet. Know what I'm saying? All right. Okay. You're fine, Steve.
1:21:26🔗DrewThe weird thing we've had is the guys that, like, urinate immediately after ejaculating. That's kind of weird.
1:21:32🔗AdamYou mean while they're still in the woman?
1:21:36🔗DrewYeah. We've had some guys say they could urinate, like, in and around the time of ejaculation, which is like, that doesn't make sense to me at all.
1:21:44🔗AdamWhy? You're supposed to want to urinate after you ejaculate.
1:21:47🔗DrewYeah, but you get it in a few minutes. I mean, there's a valve that shuts there, basically. A muscle shuts things off.
1:21:52🔗AdamRight. Well, those guys probably were drunk and had to urinate before, but wanted to get to sex and then. All right. Karen.
1:22:55🔗AdamIt's in Ezekiel Chapter 8 there. Just turn to that page. The pages are stuck together. There you go. All right, Karen. Yeah. So wait a minute. He's going to break the hymen?
1:23:08🔗CallerNo, I'm wondering, like, if I have to pop the cherry to bang the girl.
1:23:54🔗AdamSo if you search around, like a Mexican trying to get into California, you can find yourself a little opening and make a break for it. Interesting. Really? There's holes in the hymen?
1:24:21🔗CallerI've never done it, so that's why I'm asking.
1:24:23🔗AdamOkay, good. That's 17. Most 17-year-old callers have written a book called Finger Banging, Friend or Foe, by the time it's their 16th birthday. It's kind of refreshing to have someone who hasn't engaged in that at the ripe old age of 17. Brandon?
1:25:06🔗DrewBrandon, that's like a total detach. I mean, just as long as somebody stimulates you, you're okay. You don't care who it is. But can an animal do it?
1:25:45🔗AdamThat's part of what makes you gay. That and recycling and driving a Miata. I swear, you start recycling and driving a Miata and wearing a Dickie and that's it. Because you've already got the engaging and sex part down. How do you meet these guys?
1:26:16🔗DrewYeah. This is a total disconnect. That's why I said animals, whatever. You know, I can't find a girl, so I'll use, oh, a male. They seem to be willing. Let's use one of those.
1:27:06🔗AdamOkay. Have you ever been with a guy with a mustache? No. Okay. Good. Why? Because then it's really hard for the imagination to, I think, as a woman when a guy's like sporting a goatee, unless you're not talking about oral sex. We'll take a little break and then we'll be right back.
1:27:27🔗CallerThe phone number for Loveline is 1-800-LOVE-191.
1:28:13🔗AdamAll right, we'll get out of here. We'll have the Dr. Bruce Becker, the gynecologist who wrote the book, and we'll get to the bottom of all this stuff tomorrow night. So, until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo.
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