1:15🔗StrykerAce Rock Cola, Adam Carolla's not here. I apologize deeply, greatly, and severely. I'm Stryker filling in for Adam once again. You listen to Loveline. Thank you, mom and dad. And then you've heard me before along with Dr. Drew.
1:27🔗StrykerStryker is our newest MTV star. You're all going to know him soon by face.
3:04🔗StrykerWe have less than two hours. And I'm nervous about my friends teasing me about that show, by the way. Just like teasing me, like, nice shirt you're wearing. That wasn't funny.
3:11🔗DrewNo. Listen Those who can't do tease, okay?
3:25🔗DrewFive p.m. They're obviously just jealous.
3:27🔗StrykerYes, I think so. Yeah, so you guys out there that hear me on the radio that live in Michigan, Ohio, Chicago, San Francisco, Virginia, now you can put my face to the voice.
4:20🔗StrykerIn what sort of way? The size or emotion?
4:22🔗StrykerIt's just everything. I mean, it's everything.
4:24🔗StrykerWhat's the, I don't want to get into a full two hour discussion, but what was the worst thing about it to you when being there in person?
4:29🔗StrykerThere was no worst part. I mean, it was interesting that below the village, that city is just empty. And so then not a lot of people standing around. I was surprised. You had to walk and walk and walk and walk to get to ground zero. And you get there, there's a few people standing around. And it's exactly what you've seen a million times now. And it's huge. I mean, just it's like miles around. And here, but the extraordinary thing was that people are out. They've been once once you get to the area that's sort of not sort of police court enough, people are like, I mean, they are like going out. They're like, you know, relating and they appreciate you. They walk up to you and ask how you're doing. Yeah, in fact, I think the rest of the country is more freaked out than the Yorkers are.
5:06🔗DrewMy brother is a New Yorker and he doesn't sound too happy.
5:10🔗DrewYou know, the thing about it wasn't that, you know, he said wasn't that he said how upset he was. It was just to talk from the days after he's a physics major and that he was trying to figure out a way how to make it not rain in the city. You know, this kind of desperate and then he called everybody and then finally got the police and actually his idea, which was to seed the clouds all outside of Manhattan, which was something that we're actually doing. And he finally got the police, but that kind of just that desperate wanting to find someone or just help someone and the fear of what the weight that the rain would have on the, you know.
5:44🔗StrykerWhat did you do when you were there? I mean, you didn't help. Did you help?
6:27🔗StrykerYou're gay. Anderson? You're gay. Thank you. Then you start getting lazy and then they stop watching you because you got it. Then you start looking retarded again.
6:39🔗DrewThen it's like this mix of their style and your old guy's style, which couldn't be worse.
7:03🔗StrykerIt's on NBC. Watch the show and you can speak to them if you call Loveline right now. We're going to speak to Rebecca first here. Rebecca, 18, you're on Loveline.
7:25🔗StrykerWell, I don't know. A lot of people don't know what it is. I was wondering if that would like affect my sex life. Should I like slow down on that for now?
7:32🔗StrykerWhat kind of? SVT is a pretty generic term. It just means a fast heart rate. It usually doesn't mean sinus tach. It means like a, they use the term PAT, paroxysmal atrial tachycardia.
7:44🔗StrykerI've had PVCs and PACs and that's about it now.
7:48🔗StrykerI think it's stuck on QT or I'll be in KP.
7:49🔗StrykerN-P-A-T probably. So they give you some verapamil or something like that?
7:53🔗StrykerThey haven't given me any medication yet.
7:56🔗StrykerThen don't worry about it. Just go about your business.
8:13🔗DrewI'm not sure, maybe twice a day. You know, I feel that way, Rebecca. I'm not really sure myself. Between the carpool and the show, it's hard to count.
8:22🔗StrykerRebecca, do you have a boyfriend? I hope.
8:54🔗AdamWait, I actually have a serious question for you, Dr. Drew. Yeah. Does the condition that she's describing, would that be very dangerous if someone were to use drugs that make your heart rate speed up like cocaine or?
9:04🔗StrykerYes. Those, particularly, do you want to share something with us? What's poppers, D? You know too much. Poppers is an amyl nitrate.
9:13🔗DrewI learned about poppers by finding them in someone else's nightstand. Someone I thought was straight.
9:34🔗StrykerYes, that cocaine, that both can. Very dangerous. And cocaine particularly. However, she's talking about something very, very generic and doesn't specifically have anything bad associated with it.
10:30🔗StrykerAnd it's not exactly the healthiest thing you can be doing to yourself. But there's nothing, you know, nothing overwhelmingly wrong with it.
10:47🔗StrykerStephanie? Happy times. Stephanie, real quick, true or false? You can get pregnant from having anal sex. False. Very good. Okay, at least you're smart. Bye, Stephanie.
11:07🔗StrykerFirst off, I want to say that all the tolerant things and everything about the World Trade Center and things you guys are doing is totally awesome.
11:13🔗StrykerOh, thanks, Nikki. We've been having a bunch of shows about tolerance.
11:15🔗StrykerThe POD on last night, I heard it was really good.
11:20🔗StrykerBut I didn't get through yesterday. But here you are. I just wanted to say that, like, you know when the Columbine shootings went on and everything, while I was in high school at the time, and I was kind of in my little goth stage that I was doing, and I think it's really interesting that some of the things I've been hearing about the backlash with the Muslims is kind of the same comment I was getting back then with the backlash about the shootings.
11:41🔗StrykerSo because you look like somebody who perpetrated those things, exactly, people accelerated their mistreatment of you.
11:51🔗StrykerGesundheit. Oh, yes, there are, but not in Zania or wherever you are.
11:54🔗StrykerWell, and this is a pretty, I hate to say, prejudice area. And some of the things I'm hearing, some of the people that I hang out with saying about these people who are Muslim or Arab or something like that, is kind of the same things that people were saying to me. And I think it's interesting that no matter what happens in the world, there's a tragedy, people are going to blame somebody.
12:11🔗StrykerYeah, it's interesting. And also too, I was thinking about this today, another thing has happened where people are beginning to fall into two camps where they are either wanting to act out aggression or they're afraid of aggression and will do anything to avoid aggression.
12:23🔗StrykerIn terms of what are you talking about?
12:25🔗StrykerWell, it's like we have to have a piece of all cost or we have to go bomb everybody. It's sort of like people are falling into these big broad categories now. And the people that take their hate and start putting it out are usually people that are very aggressive and need a place to put their aggressions.
12:38🔗StrykerHow are you being treated now, Nikki? Are you still in the goth stage or are you done with that?
12:41🔗StrykerOh, not really. I kind of fell out of it.
12:43🔗StrykerNow you kind of dress like a hip hop artist now?
13:26🔗StrykerDavid Basche is here also from Three Sisters. He's from Connecticut. He's a Gemini. He enjoys fast cars and fast men. And the man on my left, you're right. He almost kicked Adam's ass.
13:53🔗StrykerHe's a serious boxer. Oh, really? I've taken lessons from him. Serious. I mean, I've held the focus gloves for him. He almost tears your arm off just holding the gloves. Yeah, it's nutty.
14:04🔗StrykerI only know what he taught me, but no.
14:07🔗DrewWhat is he doing tonight that's so important? They couldn't be here with a cast of three sisters.
14:11🔗StrykerWhat's wrong with him? He's doing a roast in New York of Hugh Hefner.
14:19🔗StrykerThey are roasting Hugh Hefner. God, if I can only go to Hefner's place once again. There's this one room one time when I had this one. Oh, relax. No, I didn't. John?
14:52🔗StrykerYeah, and he hasn't just been crying in his sleep. He'll like duck into the bathroom, flush the toilet, turn on the shower and just start bawling.
15:03🔗He seems like he's just shut down emotionally.
15:05🔗StrykerThat's fine. It's too painful for him. But if he doesn't deal with this, if he doesn't have the opportunity to grieve in some way, he's really going to suffer some serious... How old is your brother?
15:29🔗StrykerWell, we kind of had to get rid of him because there was some stuff going on. And I guess he, like, he didn't want to go to it, so we told him a whole bunch of lies. So when my father found out, they just kind of canceled it.
15:41🔗StrykerWell, he needs to get back. It really does.
15:43🔗StrykerIsn't there some non-profit thing? I have a friend that works for an organization here in LA about kids go see someone when they need help. It's free if their parents die or something.
15:52🔗StrykerYeah, but it's a pretty complicated situation.
15:54🔗AdamIt's not child and family services or something.
15:56🔗StrykerYeah, but this is not just a normal grieving thing. He's already had a lot of therapy for something he's sort of being vague about and has not... Lying to a mental health professional sort of has a bad prognosis just by itself.
16:21🔗StrykerYou just got to get back to somebody. The professionals that we've seen before, that'd be a fine place to start, but he needs... he will not... You're not going to be able to manage this the way things are going, it sounds like to me.
16:30🔗AdamThe good thing is that your guys are old enough to at least recognize something. I feel like my dad died when I was six, and it took about ten years for me to figure out how pissed off I was and how angry I was and all my grief. And so the fact that you're old enough to at least recognize what's going on, you have to feel all that. You got to find someone to talk to.
17:24🔗StrykerAll right, so that's above normal. That's bigger than normal. And it keeps going. Yeah. And it keeps going. I mean... Okay, Homer, settle down. And it's...
17:44🔗StrykerThose are the supplements. But, Colin, the fact that you be so obsessed about that is actually what's more concerning to me, because men begin to look at that as a symbol of their worth. And if you're feeling bad about yourself, you know, that's one place to throw all those feelings. So focus on getting your ass together a little bit and doing things that makes you feel good about yourself and get some friends and just keep going.
18:46🔗StrykerToo big, not so good. Too small, not so good.
18:48🔗DrewYeah, too big is not so good to me anyway.
18:51🔗StrykerBut we get more complaints about that than too small.
18:54🔗DrewYeah, but you know, every now and then there's a special case where it's just really not good.
18:59🔗StrykerI would rather be on the big end than the small end, Drew.
19:02🔗DrewI don't know. It can really be painful. And it's kind of, you know, and you feel almost like you can't satisfy the man because it's so big that it hurts. So you feel like they can't be having any fun either.
19:41🔗StrykerHe's been this way probably since I was born. But recently it's gotten really bad to where he'll have a whole thing of vodka, a few shooters, and two tall cans every night.
20:04🔗StrykerYeah, and like, he did that before, like a couple of times.
20:08🔗StrykerHe needs to spend a few weeks somewhere. And what you, where's your mom?
20:12🔗StrykerI'm living with her right now. We just moved out from away from him.
20:15🔗StrykerFrom him. Here's what you do, and this is all you can do. You can go to Alatine, and you can get a sponsor, and you can get some support to deal with having a dad like this. Then, you need to have nothing to do with him when he's in his disease, and make it clear to him that you'll be a part of his life and be completely supportive when he's in treatment. But that's it. Otherwise, you gotta check out, and you're gonna need to be an Alan on it or to stand up to that.
20:38🔗StrykerDo you feel bad about moving away from your dad with your mom?
20:41🔗StrykerNo, I'm like, really, he has no respect towards me right now.
20:45🔗StrykerShane, he's sick right now. You gotta go to Alatine. He needs to be in treatment. And in fact, the thing that has the greatest probability of impacting him getting treatment is you going to Alatine, believe it or not, okay?
22:15🔗StrykerYeah. So you have sex with another person. Brandon, it's probably either just some non-specific irritation. You gotta keep things real clean, real dry, or it could be some yeast infection. So get like clean out real good with soap, pull the penis out, and actually like dry it, even like with a hair dryer, believe it or not. Just get it real, real dry.
22:36🔗StrykerAnd that may help this. And if not, it's a really easy thing for a doctor to take care of. You might try some Quartet even over the counter if that all doesn't work.
22:44🔗StrykerYou play sports, Brandon? Yeah, baseball. All right. Well, I'm sure you wear a cup in the jock and that's probably positive.
22:51🔗StrykerAnd believe you me, I know from experience, dude, no, you don't know, but I know a guy that knew this girl. Rumor does like that. Of course.
23:49🔗StrykerNo. Puddle of Mud. Although the guy from Creed, Scott, just donated $50,000 to one of the causes for what's going on in New York City, which I thought was super admirable. Very cool. I'm Stryker in for Adam Corolla along with Dr. Drew here on Loveline hanging out with Katherine and David and Mr. Scallaro. Is that how you say your last name? Mr. It's the shortest applause ever, Nasredna. That's pretty much what I deserve.
24:24🔗StrykerThey've sat down. But the Show Through Sisters, it's in its second season. You guys should check it out. It's going to be on tomorrow at 8.30. It's on NBC.
24:45🔗StrykerThat's true also. But because I have another radio show right then, Monday through Friday. So I never get to see it. But I do own a VCR, which I should probably start taping.
25:45🔗StrykerWhen I was 17, my mom said I was being disrespectful because I always set out with my friends and whatnot, and she kicked me out of the house. So I never really got a chance to finish high school because I had to get a job so I could support myself.
26:17🔗StrykerWell, my girlfriend just started college at a business school in Midland and she... I was living with her before she went to college. We had a place together and...
27:26🔗StrykerI think people... I sort of think of it as people need to share a similar view of the world. You know what I mean? They need to appreciate things the same way.
27:35🔗DrewNo, I was actually thinking about the Chris Rock thing, you know, that comedy special. He talks about how, you know, two crack heads, that's going to last forever, or two born-again, that's going to last forever, but you can't be... You know, one guy's hitting the pipe while the other's going to church. It's never going to work.
27:49🔗StrykerGood point. That's the... That's one way to put it. If you follow my logic, yeah, that's where you end up, is to crack at it. But the point is though, you need to kind of have a similar experience to the world. And so you may be going back to school, if you might be an important thing.
28:05🔗StrykerSven, you said you can't afford it. Do you have a job right now?
28:20🔗StrykerSven, use some of that money. Enroll in a JC. I went to SMC out here, took an English class. It was like 21 bucks a unit. 21 bucks a unit.
28:47🔗StrykerChristine. Okay. You had an abortion. You mentioned this before.
28:51🔗StrykerI have two questions. Okay. First one will be the abortion one. I had an abortion like two weeks ago, and I know you're supposed to bleed for like two weeks. You sound really broken up.
29:00🔗StrykerYeah. Well, I mean, not like heavily bleeding, but spotting. Yeah. I stopped completely for like a week and a half. Then I went to the Atari concert on Friday.
29:12🔗StrykerYeah, the Ataris. They're really good little young punk band.
30:42🔗StrykerIf you bleed heavily or if you have bad abdominal pain, if you get fevers, go immediately.
30:45🔗StrykerThere was another question. Yeah, I will definitely go for that. Okay, one more question. This is kind of like a random. My boyfriend and I were trying to figure this out. What, okay, what do most people...
30:55🔗AdamUnroll it first and then put it on. No, sorry.
31:02🔗StrykerHow do you, what do you consider, how do you count the number of times you have sex? Is it by like, the amount of times a girl orgasms, the guy orgasms, or like you stop and start again?
31:35🔗StrykerThat makes three of us. Life is very slow around here. So David, so when you're on the set of Three Sisters, do you like order people around to get coffee and stuff?
31:57🔗DrewI want to ask Dr. Drew something. Go ahead. Okay, so if I'm like sort of disturbed by young girls having abortions and it doesn't really seem to have all that much meaning to them, is that also codependent?
32:09🔗StrykerNo, the whole thing is awful. I mean, you're codependent. That's a different...
32:27🔗DrewThat they never can overcome? Like, maybe it was a long time ago. Maybe there's lots of therapy between me and that.
32:34🔗StrykerWell, ten years of Al-Anon will help. But I'm, for instance, profoundly codependent. And there's a certain kind of person that's overly empathic. That's you, that's me. And so all this stuff really, really bothers us. But it's, it's, it's to our own detriment.
32:51🔗StrykerAt a certain point, it's a boundary issue. It's a good thing. It's a great human quality. But if it's, if I'm worrying about you, not humanity, it's like, ooh, we have to contain that.
33:00🔗DrewI don't think I actually do that, especially with adults. But I think I really feel bad for kids that...
33:26🔗StrykerRight now, it's still sad, but I mean, it's just reality, I think. Right?
33:30🔗DrewWe talked about this last time. You know, it's like child abuse and what a clouded issue it is. It's like recently someone asked me to give somebody to this rape foundation. They were going to have this big rape party. And I thought, you know, good for them. It's true. At least, you know, it's like... It used to be how nobody talked about cancer, you know. It's at least they're like talking about it, the rape foundation. And I'm thinking, maybe one day people will talk about child abuse.
33:51🔗StrykerThe other thing about abuse of children is that it grows exponentially.
33:57🔗StrykerThat's really the problem with it. My hope is that if nothing else comes of national crisis, maybe some refocusing and realigning and then some of this stuff will wash out a little bit as people become focused.
34:14🔗StrykerThey focus their aggressions elsewhere and they turn to their families for strength.
34:19🔗StrykerI keep hearing everyone is supposedly nicer now because the whole country is united. I was on Santa Monica Boulevard by the Troubadour today. There is a guy in a jeep with an American flag on his car. And he's behind me. I'm looking in the mirror. He hops out of his jeep. He runs at the car next to me and is screaming at this person at the top of his lungs, like pointing at their window. And then gets back in his car. I wanted to get out of my car and rip his flag off.
34:44🔗DrewThis is probably the most selfish city in the world, I would have to say.
35:07🔗I was wondering how long weed stays in your body after you've smoked it.
35:11🔗StrykerDepends. Are you smoking all the time for a long period of time or just a single night out? Just like one time, really. Oh. Yeah. At most a couple of days. At most.
35:19🔗StrykerWhy are you so worried? Do you have a drug test coming up?
36:03🔗StrykerAnd if you lose some weight or exercise and you are a chronic smoker, you can release enough actually measurable in the urine weeks and weeks down the line. And it's not uncommon for it to stay persistent for two weeks after you stop if you're a daily user.
36:25🔗StrykerThey're expensive, they're right. And they're a real difficult term, but I just have not seen people relying on those.
36:30🔗StrykerSo many weird companies. I know he's working for the city, so I guess that's okay, but I was going to work at a hotel here in town in 1993, and they sent me in for a drug test. All I was going to be was the pool boy for the hotel. And luckily, I passed because I had my brother's urine, but... No, seriously, I don't understand. Why are these companies that...
36:49🔗StrykerBecause you're a liability. You become an employee that needs... will need treatment. And it could be a liability. Want to get high?
36:56🔗DrewYeah, sure. Um, let me ask you something else. You want to get high? No, I'm going to ask you something else.
37:01🔗StrykerAre you cool? Get to the point. Come on, Katherine.
37:03🔗DrewI forgot what I was going to say. Too much weed.
37:05🔗StrykerNo. Because you got high, because you got high, because you got high. I was going to pitch out support, but then I was high.
37:11🔗DrewIs that why... Is that the theory behind it being... All kidding aside. Is that the theory behind it being not addictive? Is that...
37:18🔗StrykerEveryone is profoundly addictive for a certain subset of population. It is the most common addiction I treat right now.
37:24🔗StrykerA lot of people can't get addicted to it, but there's a certain subset of alcoholics that very rapidly get addicted to it.
37:30🔗DrewOh, now do people think... For some reason, has it seemed non-addictive to a lot of people because it stays in your body? And then therefore your body doesn't have the withdrawals? I always thought maybe that was the reason.
37:40🔗StrykerNo, no. You have to have a certain genetic makeup to be an addict, and it's a subset of alcoholics primarily.
37:45🔗DrewIs that just how people get addicted to anything genetically?
37:49🔗StrykerYeah, you have to have a gene, but it's even a smaller subset.
37:51🔗StrykerIf someone's addicted to gambling, if they drink, they could become addicted to drugs.
37:56🔗StrykerIt's rare to see behavioral addictions, sex, gambling, shopping, unless a chemical is first turned the switch on. Yeah, you first have to see something like opiates or cocaine or something.
38:07🔗DrewBecause I was so addicted to cigarettes, and I'm not addicted to alcohol or anything.
38:12🔗StrykerThat's dependent on cigarettes. Different. We'll talk. We'll talk during the break.
38:26🔗StrykerWhen we get back here at Loveline, I'm Stryker, by the way, along with Dr. Drew. We're going to talk to this guy, Robert, who has all sorts of troubles. He can't get over a relationship that ended like two years ago. What's he? No, I'm just kidding, Robert. We'll talk to you in a minute. We'll be back in a second. We are back. It is Love Line, 1-800-LOVE-191. Filling in for Adam Corolla, I would be Ted Ramone, Stryker here in Los Angeles, California, along with Dr. Drew, addiction medicine specialist and you're board certified, correct?
39:36🔗DrewIt's about the kind of the dynamics between these three sisters and my... David's one of the main characters and now Brian is kind of three sisters, people that know the three sisters, friends and bosses of the three sisters.
40:21🔗StrykerAnd everyone gets along on the set. Not that you would say, but fun, fun cast, fun to go to work. I'm happy.
40:26🔗DrewIt's much easier to be in your second year than your first year. First year is like all this pressure and second year is much more fun.
40:31🔗StrykerBrian, David, I'm sorry. Were you doing a lot of work before you got this big part on the show?
40:36🔗AdamI actually got really lucky. I got canned from a show on ABC that Alan Ball wrote, who wrote American Beauty and was doing that show for a little while. One of the rarest things that probably never happens to too many people in Hollywood was I got fired from a job on a Thursday night and my wife started pouring the bourbon. I woke up on Friday morning and got a job offer from NBC.
40:59🔗StrykerNice. I'm glad you're on the show and on this show too. Do you want to ask Dr. Drew a question, Katherine?
41:04🔗DrewYeah. I think that's an important thing to talk about because you hear so often like the word on the street is that Pops not addictive. So what's the deal with that? You were just saying that the breakout was very addictive.
41:13🔗StrykerYeah. That marijuana has got a bad rap. Occasional use of marijuana is no different than occasional use of alcohol.
41:20🔗StrykerBut it is profoundly addictive for a certain subset and rapidly addictive. And the syndrome is always the same. It's usually the third time a person gets exposed to the drug. And this is someone usually with a family history of alcoholism. They're not alcoholic. They're not yet so addicted to anything else. Usually second or third time. The first couple of times, they don't think much of it. Second or third time, pow, this is just, oh my god, this stuff is the greatest. I love this stuff. And guess what? When you wake up the next day after having the most incredible experience of your life, you're thinking about doing that again. And again. And again. Right. Every day thereafter. So it's not something that's solely progressive. It happens. Pow.
41:54🔗StrykerIf you think about something every day but don't act on it, is that addicted? Is that a trait of being an addict?
42:00🔗StrykerIf you were just thinking, the thinking would kind of trail off. But you think and you use.
42:05🔗DrewWell, how would you talk to young kids about it then? Because it's like, you know, you feel like you need to be honest with them. Yet you really would like to deter them from it.
42:14🔗StrykerI just tell exactly what I just did. The pot has a bad rap. The laws don't make a lot of sense. But this is a profoundly addictive job for some people. If you have that I love it experience when you smoke it, when after you've been primed to it, you got a problem and it's going to be something very difficult to control.
42:27🔗AdamAnd for kids, too, obviously, I have nothing to say to add medically, obviously. But I have a cousin and a lot of his friends are smoking pot. I just said, hey, similar answer. Do what you want. I think pot's got a bad rap. And I can't tell you that I never smoked pot. I did on occasion. But you better be careful where you smoke it and with who because it's illegal and you're going to get thrown in jail and it's going to go on your record. And whether that's right or wrong, in certain people's eyes, a record's a record. And you have to be careful of some of those societal consequences.
42:57🔗StrykerAnd Pond, after you use it for a few years, it starts to wear off. People start smoking more because they're used to using it to regulate their emotions.
43:04🔗StrykerThey don't get a different, stronger drug than they get.
43:07🔗StrykerThat's what happens. They start getting depressed, start having trouble functioning, have trouble. The two most common complaints, can't find my keys and I can't complete my resume. Those are the two most common complaints.
44:36🔗StrykerShe told me she wasn't having that excited feeling anymore about being with me.
44:40🔗StrykerAnd how long has she been trying to break up?
44:44🔗StrykerI don't think she was ever trying to break up for any length of time. I think she's trying to decide if I'm what she wants.
44:49🔗StrykerI mean, she was thinking about it a while because I know when I was 22 and I wanted to break up with someone, it took me like five months to finally get around to doing it.
45:01🔗StrykerI think you're better off. Sounds to me.
45:03🔗StrykerWell, it's normal, Robert. The relationships you have, I know you don't want to hear this, doesn't make you feel really any better necessarily, but the relationships you have when you're your age are supposed to break up. They don't typically last a lifetime, even when they get married.
46:00🔗StrykerSo it sounds like you kind of grew apart in some way.
46:02🔗StrykerWell, what the real question is, and it's probably go out to Drew, by the way, Drew, I appreciate you very much and congratulations on your success for just being yourself. I think you're really super real.
46:16🔗StrykerWell, I just want to know what... Other than time, because that's all I hear, is getting over this relationship, I mean... I mean, I'd marry her if I could right now. And I would stay a married tour for the rest of my life, I believe.
46:32🔗StrykerAll right. But that's not reality, though, is it? That's not where she's at. And forcing her, you know, go out and sort of duct-tie...
46:39🔗StrykerI'm very confused as to why she broke up with me.
46:41🔗StrykerWell, whatever it is, it is. And those are her feelings, and you've got to let her have them. And, you know, going out and duct-taping her and tying her up and hauling her ass back is not going to make a good relationship.
46:51🔗StrykerHave you talked to her? I've tried to contact her twice in three months.
46:54🔗StrykerI know, but I'm just saying, though, the point is, let's not make a plan for how we're going to get her back, let's make a plan for how we're going to grieve this and get over it and get over it.
47:19🔗StrykerRobert, we have to take a quick break because we are yapping too much about the addiction to marijuana. So we'll talk to you in just a second. More Loveline coming up with the cast of Three Sisters, Stryker and Dr. Drew. More Loveline home. We are back. It is Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191. I'm Stryker for Ace Rockolla, my main man mayonnaise, along with Dr. Drew who is eating some nuts right now. How are those nuts, Drew?
47:45🔗StrykerThe old one before the one I'm eating.
47:46🔗StrykerGood, good, good. We are here from some of the cast of Three Sisters. Where's Gary Marshall?
48:42🔗DrewDid you think maybe he was feeling guilty about something?
48:44🔗StrykerI was concerned he was getting really depressed. Really? I was reading, trying to establish, does he have any drugs or addiction? Accelerating things. Is he truly depressive? Are there character logic problems that might be making it impossible for him to deal with?
49:59🔗StrykerAnd so, I mean, I really am proud of our country standing together, not being racist and all, but there is some, like, I was just wondering what to do when encountering it. Like this morning, we were having a discussion about things and like I brought up the fact that there was the vandalism near my house about like Arabs should go home and like the cover of the examiner was like bastards.
50:25🔗StrykerAnd that was pretty horrible. But like this morning, we were talking at school and we were somehow gotten the issue of nationality. And so it got to me and said, well, what's your nationality? So, well, my dad is Israeli and my mom is American. And my this girl sitting next to me turned to me and said, your dad is Israeli? And I said, yeah, he's like, shoot him.
51:13🔗StrykerLike, I mean, this is for me and for like everyone out there. It's like what to do when you encounter things like that? Like, is there?
51:19🔗StrykerWell, no, no, for what it is, you understand, it's not really somebody who is expressing an opinion that's based in a sort of reality or it's going to likely result in any kind of action. This is just, I mean, the same person may also sort of rag on people for hanging out with certain social groups at their school.
51:41🔗StrykerAnd again, I'm sure she's speaking figuratively also, and people's sort of passions are raised by these issues because there's a lot riding on these kinds of political issues currently. But yeah, I think at this time, it's what we call rhetoric. It's just people talking. Now, when people actually start causing harm to other people, start aggressing against one another, those usually, I mean, our country is trying to be very careful with this issue. And the people that are carrying out actions of hate are criminals. They're engaging in hate crimes. And they're the same people that probably would have done it six months ago to somebody else.
52:16🔗StrykerBut hate crimes have been up since the tragedy on the 11th.
52:19🔗StrykerI understand that that increases the probability of that.
52:21🔗DrewWell, I think that part of the issue is that Americans feel somewhat betrayed, you know, by this particular group of people who, you know, we harbored, I mean, not just because of what they did, but also because we're such a generous nation and we, you know, allow so many people to live here and become educated here from other countries and that, I think, to have this happen to people that were, you know, living and working among us, There's something just really painful about it. So I think that we are wanting to like, you know, kick everybody out or something. There's a feeling of like helplessness and powerlessness and hurt, I think, among American people. And I think when it gets subverted like that, I mean, of course it's wrong. And I think if, you know, I think if we act out against people of different nationalities or people of, you know, Middle Eastern nationalities, we're just gonna lose the world support. It's a really stupid thing to do. It makes us look barbaric.
53:11🔗StrykerBut the really sick thing is we are acting out against Americans.
53:15🔗DrewI know. I get it. And you know, I think those crackers shot a Sikh at the, you know, because he was wearing a turban. I don't think they really wear turbans over there. Thank you. You know, they wear those other things. They shot a guy in a Sikh turban. And you know, it is at a gas station.
53:30🔗AdamThey're just generalizations, you know. I mean, this girl obviously talking about your father and he's an Israeli. And I mean, what's the connection? There is no connection. Right.
53:38🔗AdamAnd it's a generalization. And you can't make that generalization about all Middle Eastern people or all people living in the region.
53:43🔗DrewIt's the same thing for all Christians or all Muslims or all anything.
53:46🔗StrykerBut I think a 14-year-old watches TV for like a minute at a time and hears 40 seconds of that minute and something is embedded into their brain.
53:58🔗AdamThat's right. That's right. You know, there was a call for the candlelighting. Put a candle in your window and things like that. And we had sent that around to an email list. And I got something back from a cousin and he said, just so you know, there's a candle in my window. Also, I live across the street from the Lebanese ambassador in our country. And their flag outside their front door, their American flag, is at half-mast and there's a candle in their window. Of course. You know, it's not, you can't point your fingers to people who are uncaring or what's in their hearts.
54:27🔗StrykerSometimes, sometimes, I think this is all symptomatic of the fact that we are really truly becoming global. And the context of globalizing, we're all trying to adjust that. And there really are criminals kind of acting out within the context of this new global society.
54:44🔗StrykerI think this is part of the growing pains of becoming global, I think some of this.
54:48🔗StrykerThe US is starting to develop all these relationships now.
54:51🔗StrykerThe years, that's really what it is. We all want free markets, we all want to be global in our perspectives on things. But in doing so, we piss some people off.
55:01🔗DrewPeople that don't want to be global, don't want to have television or radios or women to have equal rights or be able to go to school or educate themselves or wear makeup.
55:09🔗StrykerAnd as always, when there's growth and change in a society, there's reactions.
57:22🔗AdamSo the driver wasn't drunk? No. Okay, just check.
57:24🔗StrykerYeah, you got a ride and the driver was.
57:25🔗AdamIt seems to be the least of your troubles, but I'd hate to have you die in a drunk driving accident.
57:29🔗StrykerScott, this is going to sound a lot more simple than it's going to be, but next time she tries to lure you up to the room and shows you her boobies, you just got to say, no, I'm not doing it. If you touch me, I'm calling the cops or I'm telling my papa, because I swear to God, in the end, something bad's going to happen. There's no doubt.
57:47🔗DrewWell, I mean, because you've got to be enjoying it on some level, right?
57:58🔗DrewYou just feel somewhere inside you, you know that this is just wrong or why are you calling?
58:02🔗StrykerI feel it's wrong and I don't know what to say to her when she tells me she loves me all the time.
58:05🔗DrewYou know what? Let me just tell you, that's so screwed up. I'm a woman that's really manipulative and screwed up. You don't tell your... I have a son. I would not tell his best friend that I was in love with him, because I felt insecure sexually or whatever the hell it was. You know, that's just a really weird target to go after is your son's best friend. It's a screwed up thing to do. It's a screwed up thing to do not only to her son, but to you.
58:29🔗StrykerThat's right. That's why it's against the law.
58:34🔗DrewIt's messed up. She's messed up. You don't have to worry about protecting her feeling. She doesn't care about her son or you, or she wouldn't be doing this. She's old enough to know better.
1:00:05🔗CallerCocaine use? Yes. How does that affect the heart? I mean, is there...
1:00:10🔗StrykerOf all the drugs you could use, that's the one that has the potential of causing more severe catastrophe in the heart. You can increase the stickiness of the factors circulating in your blood called platelets. It also causes spasm of arteries, so the blood flow down the arteries is restricted at the same time as there's a higher potential for clot to form so you can get heart attacks, a blood clot forming an artery that restricts the blood supply of the heart, and it's a catastrophe.
1:00:36🔗CallerSo, it's just not like a paranoia thing, me thinking, my heart stopped for a second?
1:00:41🔗StrykerNo, no, that's extra beats. That's a compensatory pause. Those are normal, because you get all kinds of rhythm problems from doing cocaine.
1:00:59🔗StrykerOne of the best college basketball players in the last 30 years. Supposedly, it was his first time doing cocaine after he got drafted by the Boston Celtics. He died the night he got drafted, and since that, that scared the living daylights out of me. It won't even go near that stuff. So, I mean, there's an example right there of a man just in the best shape ever. Did it? Bam. Done. Died.
1:01:19🔗StrykerThose are typically heart attacks. The extra beats you get, the skip beats, and the stops and all that stuff is completely normal, but they are made worse by cocaine.
1:01:27🔗StrykerBut music does sound a lot better when you do it.
1:01:58🔗StrykerHold on. I want to know. Wait. First, hold on. I'm going to ask you a question in a minute. How much do you weigh right now?
1:02:04🔗StrykerI don't weigh a lot, but I get a C-section on my son about 12 years ago. Okay. And when the doctor cut so deep, he cut the muscles, he said.
1:02:39🔗StrykerLipo is less risky than abdominalplasty, but these all have risk, infection, bleeding. They're pretty common procedures these days. It's not a big risk. It could be very, very small, but it's not zero.
1:02:51🔗StrykerOne thing you have to do, Patty, investigate, investigate, investigate. If you do it, define the right doctor. Yeah, make sure somebody screw you up.
1:02:58🔗StrykerYeah, it should be somebody who has a birth-board certification in plastic and or cosmetic surgery.
1:03:02🔗DrewYes. And with a reference, go to several.
1:03:14🔗StrykerOkay. I also have one more thing to say. Yeah. Dr. Drew, I think you should get like a little fan put in your office because I heard that Adam's been farting a lot over there.
1:03:51🔗StrykerOh, God. If I ever get to do this and there's no guest, I'm going to have the worst meal in the world before I can see you. I got to match him. I have to match him. Melissa.
1:04:02🔗StrykerYes. I'm actually having a problem. My husband, I found, he's on the Internet. He works late at night. I found him on the computer looking at...
1:05:04🔗StrykerWell, it really bothers me and I make a joke of it, but it really, really bothers me because he does it every single day. And I'll catch him on the computer and he'll totally, he'll be in chat rooms and he'll just basically...
1:05:34🔗StrykerSo he's not even worthy of your husband.
1:05:36🔗StrykerI mean, not necessarily, but the thing, and that's another thing that bothers me is, is we're married and we live together, we sleep together, not always sex, but we sleep together and share bank accounts. Everything a normal married couple would do, but he's like, we're not married.
1:05:48🔗StrykerYou're fat. Huh? You're not married.
1:05:51🔗StrykerI know, but I don't love him, but I care for him, but it just really bothers me.
1:05:56🔗DrewWhy did you marry him? What did you get out of the deal? Huh?
1:06:30🔗StrykerOh, you know what he's doing at work all day. Same thing that he's doing at home.
1:06:33🔗StrykerI know. I mean, one thing, I mean, this is probably not the right, but I had a baby out of wedlock last year. And just because he didn't want to have kids, and I was ready.
1:06:43🔗DrewSo you have a baby that he supports that's not...
1:06:45🔗StrykerMelissa, you got to talk to somebody.
1:06:51🔗StrykerI know, but I don't know what to talk to.
1:06:53🔗StrykerWell, let's get a therapist, let's get some mental help. You can start with your just general doctor. You got your sort of ass on a sling on so many different ways.
1:07:01🔗StrykerI feel like it's dysfunctional. He loves the baby.
1:07:04🔗StrykerHey, Melissa, I don't know what led to you making so many seriously disturbed choices in your life by the age of 26.
1:07:11🔗StrykerI don't know, I don't know. I was with a guy for like seven years.
1:07:14🔗StrykerWhatever, you made a bunch of really kind of peculiar choices and your ass is in a sling and you need to get some support and sort of not make any big just changes right now but sort of think you'll figure out how to manage all this.
1:08:21🔗AdamLet them say the name of the damn show.
1:08:23🔗StrykerShe's laughing like right into the microphone.
1:08:26🔗StrykerIt's called Three Sisters and a Guy. It's going to be on tomorrow at 8.30 on NBC. I'm Stryker along with Dr. Drew Loveline. Back after this.
1:09:17🔗DrewNo, it was called The Beard. And it's... Well, there's several storylines, but I was in the Melrose Place episode, and it's where Jerry's dating a cop. That's me. And he tells her that he's never seen Melrose Place, and I don't believe him, so I make him take a polygraph test.
1:09:31🔗StrykerI've seen every Seinfeld 50 times. I don't remember that one.
1:09:34🔗DrewNo, it's also the one where Jason's wearing the rug, he's wearing a wig, and then Elaine rips it off. Elaine rips it off and throws it out the window.
1:11:02🔗CallerI am 26 and I've been sexually active for probably almost 10 years and only one time out of all the relationships I've ever had, have I ever had an orgasm during sex.
1:11:12🔗StrykerWas there anything unusual about that one time?
1:11:28🔗StrykerBut you might cut back on that, see if there's a way you can build up a little steam as it were. Yeah.
1:11:34🔗CallerWell, I've been married almost three years.
1:11:36🔗StrykerI'm just saying. So you've been having regular sex two or three times a week?
1:11:39🔗CallerYeah. Well, you know, it just depends sometimes.
1:11:42🔗StrykerI'm just saying one of the things you can do is hold back for like a week and see if that makes any difference, building up ahead of steam. Otherwise, I mean, that's just some guys are that way. I mean, that's...
1:11:50🔗StrykerSo how do you stop? How does he stop?
1:12:35🔗StrykerYeah. That's just trying to make it last longer. Yeah. That's exactly. Some guys just don't feel like they're having sex unless they're having intercourse.
1:12:42🔗DrewWhy? That's not enough pressure or something?
1:12:44🔗StrykerIt's just a feeling thing. And here's the deal. Where was I going with this?
1:12:50🔗DrewYeah. You start thinking about that oral sex. That's right.
1:13:07🔗StrykerFor social anxiety, depression, panic.
1:13:10🔗DrewWhy do all those antidepressants inhibit people's ability to...
1:13:14🔗StrykerBecause it's a biological event and you need certain serotonin function in order for orgasm to occur. And for women, again, women are exquisitely sensitive to their serotonin mechanisms. And actually, sex can become really completely flat where even like looking at somebody kissing, women go like, oh, what are they doing? Like, it looks weird to them when they're on drugs like Prozac or Zoloft. Chris. And having an orgasm becomes almost impossible. So you really need to talk to your doctor about this.
1:13:41🔗StrykerSome. And then some men. But these drugs particularly are very, very common. They do this. Wellbutrin, Remeron, and Serizone are the three that don't do that. So you need to talk to them about perhaps...
1:13:54🔗DrewYeah, but don't those do other things? Isn't that a different family of drugs?
1:13:58🔗StrykerAll medicines do other things. All medicines have side effects. But it's a pretty cool...
1:14:03🔗DrewIsn't that a different type of antidepressant? It's not a different family that does it because...
1:14:07🔗StrykerSerizone is more of what's called a post-synaptic agonist, not a serotonin. Reptile inhibitor, wellbutrin is a completely different mechanism, and remon is a relative, but again, different. And all the ones that are the same repress... We can get you butts if you want.
1:14:57🔗CallerThere's girlfriends I've had, you know, they don't seem to mind it because...
1:15:02🔗StrykerUnderstand, with a male, this is predominately... Katherine, it's a spinal reflex. It has very little brain input.
1:15:09🔗DrewWell, yes. What I don't understand is if Paxil inhibits... Yes... .your ability to have an orgasm, then how can he have an orgasm if he's...
1:15:17🔗StrykerBecause the feedback there, he can do exactly what he needs to do from a stimulation standpoint. Okay. Have fun. Guys are mechanical. It is a mechanical thing with guys.
1:15:56🔗I watch Three Sisters. Just watch that, man.
1:15:59🔗DrewDude, I've been doing Pilates this year, so it's much tighter. It's tighter. It's higher. It's better. I'm buffed out, dude. You better watch tomorrow night, 8.30. You better keep watching, too.
1:16:09🔗StrykerNow, you're giving him the business that you were just giving me, and now I know you're...
1:16:13🔗DrewI'm giving him totally different business. I'm serious. All right. Touch my ass right now, David. Tell him how hard it is. He's gonna touch it.
1:16:20🔗AdamDavid, my wife's listening. You touch it.
1:17:20🔗All right. Well, you guys can just prior to tell. My girlfriend's kind of mad at me because I look at other girls on the big screen TV.
1:17:28🔗StrykerAnd you got a slight weight problem, can't we tell you?
1:17:29🔗We're kind of caught on to that right now. Well, we're walking in the mall, right? And, you know, I just go and talk to some other girls, get their phone numbers, and she gets all mad about it.
1:17:45🔗DrewAll you're doing is getting some people's phone numbers. Maybe you just want to be friends.
1:17:49🔗AdamHey, Brian, you know she'll shut her up, marry her. Yeah, that'll be a really good thing.
1:17:52🔗What I'm trying to explain to her, too, is just kind of like I'm trying to make some new friends, you know, kind of like a little insurance policy, just in case we're not there.
1:18:38🔗CallerYou betcha, man. You come down to Idaho sometime, you talk to any girl asking who Brian is and they'll tell ya.
1:18:44🔗StrykerAll right, I'll go find my friend, Clay's the jerk who lives down the street and takes everybody's phone numbers. That's what you're doing. Jesus Christ.
1:19:35🔗DrewYou play what? I'm really uptight. It's kind of interesting. I wonder if he just wants to debase me or something, if it's that kind of like snow white fantasy. I don't know.
1:19:43🔗StrykerYou never know, but we can always go to Idaho and find out. Jonathan?
1:19:57🔗StrykerI was... I'm seeing this girl, and last weekend we were making out for about two or three hours. And I had an erection almost the whole time. And when I left her house, you know, it was really painful. Three hours?
1:20:13🔗StrykerYeah, about three hours. And, you know, I didn't masturbate that night. I just fell asleep. But when I woke up in the morning, you know, I had... there was some blood in the shaft of my penis when I...
1:20:49🔗StrykerYeah. It's all right. It's blood, if indeed it really is just in the urethra, that's no big deal. But blood in the urine generally is something to be concerned with, but it sounds like it was just sort of a little clot that popped out at the tip, right?
1:21:05🔗StrykerYeah. Well, yeah. And then I did masturbate a couple of hours later, and it seemed like maybe there's also a little bit more in the urethra that came out. But, you know, and then it was gone after that, and I haven't had a problem for four or five days.
1:21:21🔗StrykerI think it'd be worthwhile just having your urine checked to make sure it's not something in the bladder or the kidney, that it is in fact just something in the urethra. But it sounds like it is.
1:21:29🔗StrykerIt's just that one time, you know, there's no other problem.
1:21:31🔗StrykerYeah, but you need to get the urine checked to make sure it's not some persistent microscopic blood in the urethra. But it sounds like you're okay.
1:22:26🔗StrykerOkay, later. All right, let's go to Mike. No, no, no, no, no, it's break time. Three hour erection when you're making out at 17. Oh, man, actually.
1:22:39🔗AdamOh, that was the shortest applause we got. Give him, give him his little something.
1:22:43🔗StrykerNo, we're going to take a break. All right, by the way, I'm Stryker. Sorry for screwing up Loveline, you guys. I'm filling in for Ace Rockolla along with Dr. Drew Moore with the cast of Three Sisters when we return to Loveline in a moment.
1:22:55🔗CallerHello, this is your radio. Love Line will be right back.
1:23:06🔗StrykerWe are back. It is Loveline. I'm Stryker, in for Adam Corolla, along with Dr. Drew, who was playing with papers. Drew, when I first saw you today, I mentioned how I saw you on the Craig Kilborn show. I think it was the first time he came back on the air after the events, and you were outstanding on that.
1:23:22🔗StrykerThank you. Why did you think that? I felt so... I have to be honest, I felt so purposeless after those events.
1:23:29🔗StrykerIt must have messed you up too, the World Trade Center.
1:23:32🔗DrewWe had to tape it the next day. It was so odd.
1:23:35🔗AdamThey canceled our show, of course, and we were happy about that. And then we had to tape in front of no audience, which was good. I mean, they wouldn't have been able to react, but we were all very screwed up.
1:23:43🔗DrewIt was the very next day. It just felt so irreverent.
1:23:57🔗StrykerSo that was my attempt to try to be relevant. You know how I snapped out of it?
1:24:01🔗StrykerI snapped out of my funk on the radio, because I didn't feel like being... It wasn't because of politically incorrect or anything like that. I just didn't even feel like even being remotely funny or anything like that. I saw Letterman, and that guy was unbelievable the first night he came back. And then Kilbourne was on after, and he did a good job. And then you were on. I was like, man, you're doing that. John Stewart did a good job. Oh, great job. I would love to meet him. Hello, John. This is Stryker. I'm in LA and you're in New York. Okay, we have the cast of Three Sisters here. We got Bill and Fred, Sally. Who are you guys?
1:25:18🔗StrykerAlso, Brian is here. He's a comedian. He's from New York. And you are now going to be in the second season, right? Are you in the first season?
1:25:33🔗AdamBrian was on... He was on... Well, you were on 100 Center Street and a couple of things on different cable channels, but this... Tomorrow night marks his...
1:25:47🔗StrykerMichael. Michael. What's up, man? You're 20 on Loveline.
1:25:51🔗StrykerYeah. I have a question for Dr. Drew. Yeah? My question is, recently I've had sex with a 38-year-old woman and because I work in a toy store.
1:26:03🔗StrykerThat's immediately when we conclude. We were just going to ask.
1:26:06🔗StrykerWhere are the vibrators, sir? Those are in aisle six.
1:26:11🔗StrykerNo, but it's really neat to meet older single moms. Maybe they come in with their kids or whatever. Diffler's mom. Yeah, but that wasn't like my goal or whatever. But it just so happened that I met this one lady and we got to talking whatever and we went out. And I don't know, we just went back to her house or whatever and one thing led to another.
1:26:34🔗StrykerMy question is because I've had sex before with our own girls my age. And I was just wondering if like the older you get, do girls get more sensitive, I guess, sexually?
1:26:51🔗StrykerI think, well, I'm not a woman, but from my experience, I think the older women know what they want and how they want it. But you are a woman, Katherine. What do you think?
1:27:06🔗DrewYeah. I mean, right when, that might be a really good marriage, right when her clock's about to wind down, the women get a little randy. And 20-year-old men, you know, it might be perfect.
1:27:16🔗AdamAre you asking, are you asking because she hit, because why?
1:27:19🔗StrykerWell, because with my experience with younger women, basically, it's okay, it's good.
1:27:27🔗StrykerYou're right, Michael, that is one of the guys' cruel tricks. An 18-year-old female is really not sexually primed.
1:27:32🔗StrykerThey tiptoe around the bed and the 38-year-old's on the back.
1:27:35🔗StrykerHonestly, I am becoming increasingly convinced that it is a biological mechanism.
1:27:46🔗StrykerBecause I watch patients and my wife and people that call go through these amazing changes based on whether or not it's an estrogen predominator, progesterone predominator, and pill. The kinds of changes are very similar to what we see in someone in late adolescence when they don't have a lot of receptivity from estrogen. They're sort of progesterone dominated. Later on in life, there's estrogen pre-receptivity and testosterone effects kicking in later. They really are much more open to a sexual experience in their thirties, women.
1:28:59🔗StrykerNo. He's got, he's really fair. He has black, black hair and mustache and goatee. Anyway, he's like 6'3. And everything. Anyway. Whatever. Anyway, but my question is that everything goes great, but like once every couple of months, he gets, you know, I don't know, he would work seven graveyards. You have to take that into consideration. Seven graveyards? Seven graveyards?
1:29:22🔗AdamAs soon as we hear the rest of the question, we'll take that into consideration.
1:29:26🔗StrykerHe pulls away as far as, he just, like he just wants to be left alone for like a week and he doesn't, you know, go out of his apartment and, you know, he doesn't really want to see anybody and I don't know if that's because he's extremely tired.
1:29:52🔗StrykerWell, if it bothers you, then that's your answer, isn't it?
1:29:54🔗StrykerWell, that's when his girlfriend that's in the Navy comes back to town.
1:29:56🔗AdamThere may very well be another one. I mean, that's what it sounds like.
1:29:58🔗StrykerIt kind of does, doesn't it? But I don't know. I don't know.
1:30:02🔗StrykerWell, you know, I've asked him about that and he's completely denied it. And I mean, he's always, he's always at his apartment. I mean, you know, if I don't, you know, I don't hear from him for a couple of days and should I call him or whatever? I mean, he's...
1:30:15🔗StrykerIt's a peculiar behavior. That's all we can say.
1:30:17🔗StrykerVery, very peculiar. I mean, I know he was very, very, you know, physically abused sexually. I have no idea, but very physically and verbally abused as a child.
1:30:27🔗StrykerAs a child, yeah. And he's going to want to do all kinds of weird stuff to you, right?
1:30:37🔗StrykerBecause that was me, that's somebody else.
1:30:39🔗StrykerOkay. Well, he's mentioned, we know, says he someday he's going to, he's going to have anal sex with me. And that's, you know, that's not going to happen. That's something that I have never done. I don't care to do.
1:30:49🔗StrykerAnd is that, is that abnormal? I mean...
1:30:51🔗StrykerNo, some women are just, that's an absolute no for some women. But for people that have been sexually abused, they are physically abused.
1:30:57🔗StrykerFor a man wanting to do that to a woman, is that abnormal? I don't know. I don't know. No.
1:31:02🔗StrykerIt's very common, especially if there's been some aggression, some physical abuse, that kind of thing.
1:31:07🔗StrykerYou mean, you know, for him as a child, possibly?
1:31:10🔗StrykerDenise, you're not listening. We answered the same thing three times over. Our time is actually up here. I know.
1:31:15🔗StrykerBut just, I want to say something, because I learned this from you listening to the show. When kids are abused sexually, and I don't know if it's also physically.
1:31:22🔗StrykerBut as they get older, there's two routes they can take. They can go left and just not do a thing, and they're reclusive, and they shut down, or they go to the right and they sleep with everyone in the town.
1:31:32🔗StrykerThat's sexual abuse. With physical abuse, usually there is, it definitely affects their sexual functioning. It just does. And it usually is sort of revolves around aggression and physical pain and that sort of thing.
1:31:42🔗StrykerAlright, we gotta take a break. More Loveline coming up after this one. All right, it is Loveline. We are gonna wrap things up super quick here. I was Stryker in for Adam Corolla. Dr. Drew, thanks for the hospitality, man.
1:31:58🔗StrykerOh, you'll be here the rest of the week.
1:32:00🔗StrykerOh yeah, I will be here the rest of the week. Thank you very much.
1:32:02🔗StrykerGood job, good job. Thank you, thank you.
1:32:04🔗StrykerTomorrow night, tomorrow night, Carmen Electra will be on this radio show, and I want to thank Brian Scallaro, is that right? And also David Alan Basche and Catherine Lanasa. They are from the TV show Three Sisters, and it's gonna be on tomorrow night at 8.30, you guys. You should see them on TV.
1:32:31🔗StrykerYes, you will. It'll be cool. So watch Three Sisters, you guys. Thank you for tuning in to Loveline, and for Dr. Drew, I am Stryker, and I am saying adios.
1:32:42🔗CallerBooyah. This has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff or management sponsors for this station. The producer for Loveline is Ann Wilkins Engel. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.