1:07🔗VoiceoverStryker and Dr. Drew Loveline, coast to coast.
1:13🔗StrykerThat's what I'm talking about, Anderson, nasredna. All right, I'm Stryker, in for Adam Corolla. Once again, I apologize already for the next two hours because I will be sucking, so to speak, for you. And this is very weird. We're going to talk to James Marsters. That's how you say it, right?
1:59🔗StrykerSo Dr. Drew will be on the program, is on the program. But this is crazy because he's not in this room. He's in SACTown. Drew, can you hear me?
2:18🔗StrykerThe reason I'm saying their name is they have spoiled it. I want to announce the name of this radio station because they have spoiled it for all other radio stations. They brought gifts and CDs and food.
2:27🔗StrykerThey got their act together. It's been fabulous.
2:29🔗StrykerI heard Adam one time say, Drew, I heard someone dropped a quarter in Wisconsin. You go in there to speak? I was like, Adam, what are you doing? I'm so sorry, Drew.
2:37🔗DrewI didn't know you. I was opening you up for this much criticism. I just asked him what you were doing.
3:02🔗StrykerExactly. All right, so Drew, we're going to do this. We're going to hang out with James. We're going to take calls. The phone number is 1-800-LOVE-191. James Marsters is here. You play Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
3:12🔗StrykerLet me just get on my knees and praise you for one minute. I see a lot of actors on TV of our genre, younger guys, and I'm like, how in the world are they on TV?
3:22🔗StrykerYou know, I'll see them on talk shows. They have the personality of a table. I saw you on Killborn in maybe two years ago.
3:28🔗DrewHe's fun. Yeah, he's fun. You know what I suspect about Greg Killborn? Gay. No. I never really thought about that. I usually have a good gaydar, actually. But I didn't go off on him. No, I think he does his own intro. And now, Craig Killhorn. And then he goes on stage and does it himself. Exactly.
3:47🔗DrewI tried to catch him on it when I was on, but I couldn't.
3:50🔗StrykerWell, let me finish my whole thought here, James. So I saw you on there, and you were on fire. And I was like, now this guy's funny. Does every accent in the world, you play a British guy, right, in the show? And I'm like, man, that guy's got skills. So you really, you have it, man. And that's, congratulations.
4:06🔗DrewIt's just practice. There's a British guy that's on the show and he keeps correcting me.
4:16🔗StrykerAre you moving your lips when other people are talking or is your accent sucked?
4:19🔗DrewYeah, the first accent, I sounded more southern than anything else.
4:22🔗StrykerCan you like talk for the next 20 seconds in the accent? I know you're not acting right now.
4:26🔗DrewWell, you're not really paying me. I mean, I'm in a hole, you know, and you know, I talk this way and I take my shirt off and everything, you know, for the people who pay me.
4:38🔗StrykerVery good. That is James. If you want to speak to him and ask him questions about Buffy and his character or speak to Drew or myself, call it right now. And I guess we're going to go to Jessica. You're 17 on Loveline. What's up?
4:51🔗StrykerFor three years or so, I've been in a pain. Like, you know how people like rough sex? I like violent sex. And I'm just wondering where did it come from?
5:29🔗StrykerOh, I guess more protected. I like, I guess, well, I like, like as far as blood, and I like to be like hit, like actually punched all over my body. Like, yeah. What else is going on in your life?
5:42🔗StrykerWhat else goes on in your relationships? Pretty chaotic?
6:27🔗StrykerI don't know. Stupid stuff. Like my parents got divorced when I was 12 and moved to like four different houses and changed schools about ten different times.
6:37🔗StrykerYou never never gotten real depressed or anything?
6:40🔗StrykerNo, I've been depressed, but I never tried to kill myself or anything.
6:42🔗StrykerHave you been hospitalized or on medication?
6:44🔗StrykerYeah, I've been in the mental ward like three times.
6:47🔗StrykerAll right. So please don't present this like it's an isolated phenomena. Like I'm this normal person and everything's great in my life, except I like to be punchy. This is part of a more global psychiatric problem. And I have noticed that people that kids that move around a ton, like military kids and stuff, do have a tendency to go towards more violent kinds of sexual behaviors. So that's part of it. But the more serious issue is what's going on with you and your inability to get a sense of yourself, to regulate your feelings and to have a real relationship. Those are very serious problems.
7:16🔗StrykerSo are you talking to someone now, Jessica, other than Drew, myself, and James? Do you have professional help?
7:22🔗StrykerNo. I didn't really think I needed help for it. I was just curious as to where it came from.
7:25🔗StrykerWell, you do, though. That's the point. That's the point. These things don't happen in a vacuum. This is part of a more global, a much bigger problem. Are you getting help, appropriate mental health care right now?
7:38🔗DrewBecause this is not going to stop, you know. I mean, if you like this kind of guy now, you're going to like this kind of guy for a long time.
7:43🔗StrykerI have no problem with liking this. I mean, I enjoy myself. It's safe.
7:46🔗DrewWell, I know, but the ramifications for the rest of your life, you know, like five or ten years down the line, it's kind of messed up.
7:52🔗StrykerYou've been in and out of psychiatric hospitals. Something's not going quite right.
7:55🔗StrykerYeah, but that really didn't have a lot to do with that. I mean, I can't see any connection.
7:59🔗StrykerWell, I can. Okay. You know, those kind of guys. And so, I'm telling you, don't focus on the specific behavior here. Understand this is just a tiny little manifestation of a bigger problem. Okay.
8:09🔗DrewAnd these kind of guys, I know these kind of guys, they don't change and they suck. If they hit you, they suck.
8:17🔗StrykerAnd they'll do it harder and worse as time goes by.
8:21🔗DrewIt is possible to find a good guy who can be that way with you. You know what I mean? And there's a way to find a way to do that in a way that is actually kind of, I don't know, maybe I'm a sick guy, but healthy. That's possible. But you shouldn't put up with an asshole. No one should.
8:41🔗StrykerIf you look at lists of men that tend to be physically abusive to women, their characteristics, one of them is that they hold women down during sex and physically abuse them there.
8:50🔗StrykerAnd they were most likely abused themselves, right Drew, growing up?
8:55🔗StrykerAll right, Dave, Chris. What's up? You're 18 on Loveline.
8:59🔗StrykerWell, I'm gay and I'm trying to come out to my parents and to some friends and I'm gay and I don't know exactly how to.
9:07🔗StrykerWhy do you want to come out to your parents? How many 18-year-olds sit down and announce at the dinner table that they're having sex with a heterosexual relationship?
9:16🔗StrykerYeah, but they're always asking me why I don't like to bring my girlfriend over to meet them.
9:26🔗StrykerNo, not really. I have this guy I've been seeing. There's this girl that locks me a whole lot, but I don't know how to tell her or anything, you know?
9:54🔗StrykerNo, not really, because it's like I kind of came out and told my mom in a way, and she was like really upset and wanted me to leave and everything, you know?
10:04🔗StrykerAll right. So why do you want to put yourself through that? Do not tell your parents. That's not going to accomplish anything except give you a lot of pain. What you need to do is develop a network of friends who are also gay, who have also dealt with this process of coming out. After you develop a strong network and really thought about this for some time, then you begin to come out a little bit. So you have a foundation to go back to, because many times these things don't go well. And if you are really expecting delightful experiences with your parents and it goes bad, where do you have to turn?
10:34🔗StrykerChris, do you have a lot of gay friends that are just your friends? As Drew said, are there people that you can go to that are also gay, where you can talk about it with them before you so-called come out to everyone else?
10:46🔗StrykerWell, not really. Most of them are older than I am.
10:55🔗StrykerEvery urban center is gay and lesbian youth centers. That's a great place to go for exactly this kind of stuff.
11:00🔗StrykerAnd you could probably get a lot of action when you're there. All right, Chris, find some more gay men, talk to them, hold off on telling your folks. Yeah, good for you, man.
11:09🔗StrykerBut understand, it's always suspect when a 17, 18, 19-year-old wants to sit at the dinner table and announce anything to their parents. They have an agenda. They want to get something out of their parents, a rise, an FU or something to their parents. James, did you sit down with the first time you had sex and announced it at the dinner table?
11:27🔗StrykerActually, you did, didn't you, James?
11:43🔗StrykerYou cleaned up all of Modesto after you had sex the first time.
11:45🔗DrewNo, we cleaned up the punches and the holes in the walls and all the spilled beer and everything. We had a cadre of people who would do that.
11:52🔗StrykerWhat is Modesto like? That's near Fresno?
11:55🔗DrewWe got some peaches and some almonds. No, it's a good place to grow up. It was a very good place for me to grow up until about age maybe 12, at which point I got interested in drama, at which point there was nothing for me.
12:06🔗StrykerAfter masturbation, the day is shot in Modesto.
12:08🔗DrewYeah. Basically, adolescent hits and there's no... Yeah. If you want a job with a chick, come.
12:49🔗StrykerSure. I spent four years as a camp counselor. I never indulged in anything, but yeah, at the same time, I have an attraction to small girls.
13:18🔗StrykerHuh. Do you suspect you might have been?
13:22🔗StrykerIt's possible. My mother was sexually abused. Both my parents are alcoholics.
13:27🔗StrykerAll right. Let's assume you were. Be that as it may, why don't you get yourself some help before you harm somebody?
13:34🔗StrykerActually, my question was, I'm currently looking, I am going to get help through the university. I'm going to do. My question was, is there anything else I should possibly do to help cure myself? I have other problems as well.
13:56🔗StrykerWell, the one thing I'm concerned with is you doing something that could harm other people and irreparably change your life. So one of the ways to contain those kinds of impulses, those behaviors that are difficult to contain, sexual behaviors, is to go to SA, Sex Addicts Anonymous, and work a program, get a sponsor, and see to it that you don't get into harm's way.
14:19🔗StrykerDrew, is that, why do you go to SA, whatever, seminar class if you like young girls? That means you're addicted to sex?
14:28🔗StrykerHe's asking what else he can do other than go to Psychiatric Center or University Hospital. That's something you can go do right now.
14:34🔗StrykerCurrently, in the next couple of weeks, I've come to the point that I had been in therapy before, for a year I got out of it. I was not honest with my therapist.
14:52🔗StrykerMaybe you can get some, if the essay becomes relatable for you, maybe you can apply some of those 12 step principles to your alcoholism as well.
15:02🔗StrykerIt's whatever drug, you know what I mean? It's, I mean, I smoke pot and I would...
15:10🔗StrykerCameron, you're loaded right now, right? And so it's difficult to have a conversation with...
15:15🔗StrykerHe's a speech major, Dr. Drew, at the school.
15:18🔗StrykerCameron. Go to a meeting, just go to a meeting. If you can't get an essay meeting, go to an AA meeting. If you want to do something before, it's time to involve yourself at the university. That's something you can do and do now. Get connected with the group, get a counselor, get a sponsor, get with the program.
15:33🔗DrewEspecially if you're an alcoholic, if your parents are an alcoholic, you have a history of it, it probably means you're an alcoholic, which means it's allergic for you more than other drugs. So if you can just, just don't drink because that harms your ability to control yourself too.
15:47🔗StrykerAnd Cameron, hold on one second. Cameron, I swear to God, I feel bad for you, but if you go and mess around with a pre-pubescent teen, as you said, do you know how screwy they're going to be? And they're going to have kids at 16 because of you, and then they're screwed up and the cycle will begin. I will find you, Cameron, and cut your nuts off.
16:03🔗DrewAnd do you know what they do in prison to the guys like that? They're called short eyes, and they are treated the worst of any offender in prison. It is amazing what a short eyes go through. You do not want to be there.
16:16🔗StrykerThat is James Marsters talking, the knowledge. To my left, he's from Buffy. He plays Spike on the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Real quick, you're not on WB anymore.
16:27🔗DrewYes, we have. We are the first show in the history of television to move before being canceled. There was a gentleman's agreement up until now that networks would not buy hit shows after licensing fees contracts expired, even if the shows were hits. Buffy, for reasons that are beyond me, broke the gentleman's agreement, and it is now on a new network.
16:49🔗StrykerDoes that affect you one bit at all? Do you still tape at the same spot?
16:53🔗DrewExactly. This is my boss and his bosses and their bosses. And frankly, I know my boss and he wears khakis and tennis shoes and he comes down and makes movies with us. We're at the same locale, we're making the same stories, the same writers. It's the same everything except my trailer is really big.
17:21🔗DrewWhat do you listen to? God, I listen to Neil Young, Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, I like Portishead, I like Morphine.
17:29🔗StrykerFavorite band of all time? Most talented band of all time. You cannot do that. Alright, I say Nirvana and Radiohead.
17:37🔗DrewOh, oh, I disagree with you. Radiohead is way up there. Nirvana is quite a possibility. I would say the Rolling Stones were more seminal, but Nirvana, yeah, dude, we're right on the course on that. Radiohead also rocks.
18:27🔗DrewMy first choice? Man, baby, I came to town, I was willing to be Alf's sidekick. I was, I had been like ten years out in the, in the Burbs, in the regional theater. It's not the Burbs. It's a, it's a respectable form of theater. And you learn how to act there, frankly. And I spent ten years learning how to act for no money at all. And I finally got sick of it and came to LA and decided to get some money. And I got, I lucked out and got a cool guy character.
18:52🔗StrykerNow, how'd you get an agent when you moved out here, not really knowing a lot of people? Or did you get discovered while in the theater?
18:57🔗DrewNo, I was a, I had a friend who was a casting director, man.
19:39🔗StrykerNo, let's put you on, yeah, go ahead.
19:41🔗Okay, I speed skate for a speed racing team, and when I'm done with my practices, or in the middle of my practices, I'll cough up or sneeze up blood. And sometimes I can just sneeze it to my mouth.
19:54🔗StrykerHang on a second, you will sneeze up blood so it comes out of your nose?
20:14🔗StrykerYou need to have a chest x-ray to make sure this isn't coming from your lungs. Because coughing, truly coughing up blood is actually a very serious problem. I suspect this is just coming from your sinuses. You're speed skating. You're out in the cold, right, skating?
20:30🔗StrykerRollerblading. But it's probably just the dryness from having the air blowing in the sinuses and the vessel bleeds and you sniff it back and cough it out your lung.
20:55🔗StrykerYeah. A lot of blood means, you know, people can't, they have to close the restroom, wherever you are, they have to close the rink down.
21:01🔗DrewLike, if you spit into a handkerchief, would it be like filling it up and, you know, you'd like to need a new handkerchief or just like a little spaz?
21:07🔗It would be like if I had a really big bloody nose.
21:09🔗StrykerOoh, that's a lot of blood, though. All right. Drew, who does he need to see?
21:12🔗StrykerWell, you have to get this checked out.
21:42🔗StrykerYeah, I would have been yelling at you.
21:44🔗DrewYeah, and they would be giving to me that, or what, you know, the other button. Loser. I shouldn't even remind you of the other buttons tonight, because you're so nice to me.
21:57🔗StrykerSo if you want to talk to James, you can call us here at Loveline or talk about anything that's going on in your life. Dr. Drew and me, Stryker and more Loveline after this. Hello, this is Loveline.
22:08🔗1-800-LOVE-191. Loveline will be right back.
23:35🔗StrykerI do know because the UPN, the local UPN here in Sacramento, part of the gift package I got is a book from the Good Day Sacramento on station 31, UPN. There you go.
23:45🔗StrykerThere you go. You guys know where to go. All right. Let's take some more calls here. It's 1-800-LOVE-191. Lola?
24:07🔗StrykerBecause when I was growing up, there was nothing like that on TV for us.
24:10🔗DrewNo, there never was anything on TV like that.
24:14🔗StrykerAnd I'm like so nuts about it. You know, I'm 39. I should be watching other things.
24:18🔗DrewNo, you know, one of the things is that I always thought that it was good enough for adults. I get calls from my theater friends all around the country to make fun of me and I tell them to watch the show. And these people are 30, 35 years old.
24:28🔗StrykerThey love the show. I watch it religiously. God forbid that I miss the show. I go nuts and I really love it. How do you keep white all the time? Don't you regret not being able to go in the sun?
24:39🔗DrewYes, I do very much. I live right next to the beach and I can't go to the sun until after the sun goes down. It's in my contract. Are you serious? Yeah, my skin tone has to remain pale.
24:48🔗StrykerYou look, now, you have a little make up on right now.
25:16🔗StrykerCan I give a... I love to talk to you. I wish I could meet you one day, but I know it's impossible. You're so busy. I'm busy too. Can I have a question for Drew real quick? Yeah, Lola, what's up? Yeah, go ahead. Drew, real quick. I used to do occasionally a recreation coke in my early 20s between 20 and 30. I start because what you started doing to me, it used to make me hungry and sleepy.
25:59🔗StrykerShe said she did cocaine between 20 and 30.
26:03🔗StrykerOnly 20s and 30s, I will go. I stopped because, and that was a good thing. Instead of, you started making me hungry and sleepy. I mean, the moment I started doing it, I would get hungry. And then I would just go to sleep. I mean, really deep sleep and just sleep so well like a baby. And how could this happen?
26:23🔗DrewCoke is so bad for your body, girl. I mean, you just wipes out all of your vitamins, man. It is one of the high grade bad things, man.
26:31🔗StrykerWell, she's in Italian. I think she could maybe handle it. At 39, I don't know why I even watch the show. I should be watching the other shows on TV.
26:40🔗DrewNo, really. There are other drugs you can do, but Coke is one of the worst ones as far as just biochemically, it's whacks out all the vitamins in your body.
26:47🔗StrykerBut the worst, according to Drew, ecstasy and acid. Really?
27:03🔗StrykerFirst, I want to make a comment to Dr. Drew.
27:04🔗StrykerI saw him earlier this evening at Sac State and it was really great to see him there and I know everyone had a great time and I wanted to thank him for that.
27:13🔗StrykerThat was fun. Tell me something. I was actually struck by the women in that crowd. I mean, that was the most assertive group. They actually scared me at one point. Assertive group of women I've ever seen at a college crowd. Is that typical of Sac State?
27:56🔗StrykerOkay. I'm curious about, is it possible for women to have wet dreams?
28:03🔗StrykerYeah, they will. Women have sexual dreams where they will orgasm. They don't necessarily emit anything, so they're not truly wet, but they will have orgasm sometimes. The thing with men is men have a need to release. Stuff builds up, has to come out. If they don't get a pattern going in their life of masturbation, the god will release it for them during the night.
28:26🔗DrewGo masturbation. Let's just stand up and say it. It's the male right.
28:31🔗StrykerIf you tie the hose up, it's going to burst. If you don't masturbate for a week, in the middle of the night, that thing is going to burst.
28:48🔗StrykerAre you looking to have a women dream?
28:50🔗DrewWith women, are you actually wet at night?
28:54🔗StrykerNo, actually, this isn't a question coming from me personally, but it's something that my boyfriend and I were talking about. We got on the subject about it, and we were like, we were kind of stumped and like, hmm, maybe we should ask Dr. Drew.
29:05🔗StrykerIt happens. Women start to get those a little later, too.
30:05🔗StrykerVery cool. Okay, here's my question. I'm with my boyfriend. We've been together for two years. We've been living together for about a little over a year. And I have noticed for the last, I'd say, six months to eight months, first of all, I don't get very aroused. I never really want to have sex, but when we do, things will be going great. And then one little thing, like if he pulls my hair wrong or something, and he scratches me wrong, I'll get just completely angry or I'll start to cry. And I just will not want to have sex after that. I just completely get absolutely angry. And I have no idea why.
30:46🔗StrykerIs this the first time this has happened to you when you've had a sexual partner?
31:11🔗StrykerMy mom has it, my grandmother has it. I have three aunts in my family that have it as well, but I don't know if it's completely genetic. It definitely affects my life, but I'm not on anything at the moment. I was on birth control for about, I'd say, a good year, and then I just stopped that and I'm changing birth controls right now.
31:37🔗StrykerOkay. You haven't started it yet though.
31:39🔗StrykerI haven't. It's been about a month that I've been on.
31:41🔗StrykerIt might be that Merced because sometimes women get, do you notice any difference when you started the Merced?
31:47🔗StrykerNo, I didn't really. The reason why is because with my last boyfriend, that happened too and I wasn't on any birth control pills.
31:55🔗StrykerErin, Erin, hold on. You've been with this guy two years, but you said it's been happening only the last six to eight months, but then it happened with another boyfriend before.
32:02🔗StrykerIt happened with the guy I was with before him. I was with for two and a half years.
32:07🔗StrykerWell, what was happening the first year in four months of this relationship?
32:18🔗StrykerI know that you guys would say something like that. I don't know. I mean, I love him. I know you guys, Drew, said something about that book, but I love him or something because I love him. But I imagine myself with him forever. And I swear to God, there's nothing wrong with this relationship. And this happened to me before.
32:34🔗StrykerYou hate the sex? Of course there's something. Yeah.
32:36🔗DrewI mean, that's the thing. There are people that press certain buttons in you, and that's what turns you on, you know? And you just have to go over to that, as long as it doesn't lead you into being with people that hurt you.
32:50🔗DrewAnd a great guy doesn't always turn you on.
32:53🔗StrykerRight. And the thing is, too, is I have, like, literally, like, three or four nights a week, I'm having all these sex dreams, and I'm completely turned on in these sexual dreams.
33:33🔗StrykerThat's fine that you may commit a relationship, but you know, this relationship doesn't have to be the one you spend the rest of your life in.
33:39🔗StrykerAnd there's your body's telling you something. You've got to, you know, part of having anxiety disorder, I believe, is having sort of insufficient competencies of self. You don't manage your internal emotional world well. Your self is not fully developed, so you just sort of left anxious. You can't manage feelings very well. And part of that is not really knowing what you feel. And I think you're sort of detached from things, and you really don't know what the hell is going on here. So you've got to figure out, and maybe some therapy, and less medication might do you some world of good here.
34:10🔗DrewYeah, and you have a life plan and everything, and what you always wanted for your life. But you have to look at who you are living with, too.
34:41🔗StrykerAnd he's wearing a wife beater tank top, this black one. Man's got muscles on his muscles. He's turning red. You're turning violet, violet.
35:03🔗StrykerWhat's up? You're 14 on Loveline with James Marsters from Buffy.
35:08🔗StrykerFirst of all, I want to say, Mr. James, you are God because you are in any way involved in Buffy and anywhere involved in Buffy is God.
35:15🔗DrewYeah, it's true, man. Anybody who gets to come to Sunnydale gets, you know, powdered with the fairy dust.
35:22🔗StrykerOlivia, hold on. James, if it takes just to get on Buffy, God, maybe there's like one line in there for me to be like, sir, where's the taxi cab?
36:12🔗StrykerBy experimenting, you tend to add to the confusion and not figure it out. Just listen to your feelings for a while.
36:18🔗StrykerVery good, Drew. 1-800-LOVE-191 is the phone number. You know, we have to take another quick break. James Marsters is here, as I mentioned, from Buffy. If you want to speak to him, you can call up the program. I'm Stryker, in for Adam Corolla. You don't need to talk to me. Dr. Drew is up in Sacramento. It's very odd not looking at the man, him being way up in Northern California.
36:37🔗DrewHe seems really important, doesn't he? He's a disembodied voice.
37:39🔗StrykerYeah. Well, yeah. I mean, I did my radio show out here before the Loveline, and man, I sped here as driving. I was waving at people. All right, Adam Corolla is going to be back on Sunday, you guys, so you can talk to him then. And Drew and James is here from Buffy, you play Spike, and did you film today, or did you read lines today? Did you do anything for the show today before you came here?
38:00🔗DrewOh, God, it all fits in together. Yes, I was shooting a crossbow right at the camera crew, five inches away.
38:08🔗DrewAnd they put, you know, like a furniture pad with a big X for me to point at, and I was actually hitting the tape, because, you know, the camera crew was nervous.
38:16🔗DrewSo they like put Bin Laden, you know, on the little thing, you know, trying to help me out. But I hit the tape. I hit the tape three out of five times. I actually hit the tape, yeah.
38:25🔗StrykerWhat time is it the norm on your TV show, Buffy, for you guys to be on set? Is everyone at a different time normally or?
38:31🔗DrewThe only person who really carries the full load to be Sari herself. She's there pretty much all the time, yeah. I mean, she's in every scene, so.
38:39🔗StrykerDoes Freddie Prince Jr. loiter around?
39:12🔗AdamJames, I was just wondering if you're ever coming to a ballet school.
39:16🔗StrykerIt's called Westside Academy of Dance to rehearse.
39:21🔗DrewI haven't. No, I'm not planning to do that. Although it sounds like a cool thing to do. I'm basically, you know, my my bud is Buffy's and they have me all the time. And I'm always in Sunnydale. What was there a rumor like that or something?
39:35🔗StrykerYeah, well, Sarah Michelle Gellar just came yesterday and I got her autograph and I was like shaking for the next 20 minutes.
39:42🔗DrewMan, no, I'm not going there. She's a dancer, though. She dances cool. She was showing me some of the moves for the upcoming musicals. She dances sexy, man. She's got the whole hip grind thing down.
40:05🔗DrewYeah, he's going to hit me with a chainsaw.
40:07🔗StrykerI love the true Hollywood story of his dad. They were like best friends with Tony Orlando. They hung out together. You know his dad, right? Yeah. The whole story. It's amazing.
40:22🔗AdamHi. I've never had a healthy relationship, and I'm only really attracted to guys that are like 40 and over, and I'm really worried.
40:34🔗StrykerAre you trying to recapture the dad that left you long ago?
40:38🔗AdamNo. He's actually still in the picture, but he was a workaholic, and so we never really, I mean, I haven't, he's really been around more than that.
40:49🔗StrykerDon't confuse people actually physically leaving with being emotionally abandoning. A dad who is a workaholic, who is on drugs or using alcohol, who is a rageaholic, who just doesn't respect you or empathize with you, or is not available to you in ways that you need, that's an abandoning dad.
41:09🔗AdamWell, also, I had a father of a friend make a pass at me when I was 10, and so I'm really worried because I find myself repeating patterns of behavior that I'm almost searching out these kind of guys that are just scum, and I'm really completely unattracted to guys my age.
41:36🔗DrewSo, but you, you, you, you go, they're always scum. You never meet a nice 40-year-old. Well, I guess, yeah.
41:45🔗StrykerA 40-year-old would go with an 18-year-old, though, almost by definition, it's disturbed. But listen, Mona, you understand what this is. You don't like that you do it. Right. There's a certain point where it's just, you got to look at your behavior and just cut it out. You know what I'm saying? You've not given me any sort of emotional motivation for this. It's a compulsive behavior that you know is destructive and you know needs to stop. Go ahead and stop.
42:11🔗DrewGo out with a 32 year old man. And then go out with a 28 year old man. Yeah.
42:30🔗AdamWell, the thing is, I also didn't really attract this type of guy. I mean, like I had a drunk guy come up to me and telling me what a loser he was and how I was so nice to be talking to him. And I really felt bad. And so it's really hard for me to disassociate from that.
42:47🔗StrykerYour dad, what's up with your mom? What's she like?
42:50🔗AdamMy mom and I have a really close relationship.
42:54🔗StrykerLike close, so close that you have an eating disorder?
43:04🔗StrykerYeah, that's called an intrusive relationship. That's not a close relationship. When your mother is crawling down your throat with every. You can't, she can't do anything. You can't do anything without having her involved with it or thinking about her. That's not, that's not parenting. That's not parenting. So you don't get, you have a dad is not available and abandons you. You have a mom who intrudes. It doesn't give you an opportunity to develop any sense of yourself. No wonder anyone that comes up to you and shows attraction, you're swept into that relationship. You have no boundaries. Yeah.
43:33🔗StrykerJames, how smart is that, man? You just hit it right on the head.
43:36🔗DrewThat was great. You know, I'm just picking my jaw up off the floor.
44:51🔗StrykerNow all of a sudden you snapped in normality, Mona. So quit sleeping with the 40-year-old. Talk to the therapist and let it out to her, okay?
45:50🔗StrykerNo, but 53 is our official break time.
45:53🔗StrykerAll right. All right. All right. That is Dr. Drew up in Sacramento, so it's kind of odd for us down here. James Marsters is here from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I'm Stryker, and I'm the loser around here. We got more Loveline coming up after this. Hello, it's Stryker with Dr. Drew on Loveline. And we're here. I'm so confused, I don't know what I'm doing.
47:18🔗StrykerI want to just tell everyone that's been calling in to Loveline, I've been filling in since Monday. Thank you so much for being so cool calling in, because I know, you know, my main man mayonnaise, Adam Corolla, has been doing this thing for so long, get used to him, don't worry, he's coming back on Sunday. And you guys calling have been so nice to me, not like, you suck, get the hell out, I love Adam. Like even some emails I get when I check him, so nice, and I appreciate that.
48:10🔗StrykerIf you guys watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer, well you're in luck, he's one of the big stars from that show. He plays Spike, James Marsters is here, and he's been on fire since he's been here. He's been wearing a tank top, he's got blonde hair, it's all over the place, you're gay.
48:26🔗StrykerHe's got the jacket back on, no. Alright, let's go to Jeff at 1800love191, you're 20, what's up?
48:34🔗StrykerYeah, I was just wondering if there's anything maybe psychologically wrong with me, or you know, what I could do to help cope with the fact that my girlfriend slept with more people than I did, and I have like trouble dealing with that.
49:16🔗StrykerAll right, Jeff, this is not your business. This is her past. If you care about her, she's the person she is because of whatever has gone on in her life to this point.
49:26🔗DrewThink of it as she was looking for you, and she found you.
49:29🔗StrykerAnd by any means, nine is a lot, but that is not a ton, Jeff.
49:42🔗StrykerIs there anything I could do to cope with it, maybe? Any references Drew can give me?
49:47🔗StrykerNo, you're trying to sabotage this relationship. What are you doing?
49:53🔗StrykerWell, no, I'm trying, it's just, it bothers me, because it's like, I don't know, it feels like she didn't, she doesn't feel as strongly about sex, because a lot of them were like one week things, and you know, and it's like.
50:04🔗DrewAre you afraid that she's more experienced than you are, and you're not going to be able to live up to some else she's been through?
50:08🔗StrykerNo, it's not that at all. It's just like, I'm very strongly moral when it comes to sex.
50:18🔗StrykerThere's not a giant difference between six and nine.
50:22🔗StrykerI know there's not a huge jump. I know, that's why it's bothering me so much.
50:27🔗StrykerWell, all I can, I mean, just, look, I don't know what's going on with you, Jeff, but there's something much, much more substantial than just a numbers game, and I don't know why. It seems to me you're just looking to sabotage this relationship. Well, do you have a problem with intimacy? Do you have difficulty staying in stable relationships?
50:42🔗StrykerNo, I've had actually a couple one-year relationships, a couple for about 10.
50:48🔗StrykerIs there something about this one that's extra scary?
50:51🔗StrykerUm, I don't know what it is with this one. I mean, maybe it's just that she's really good, and maybe it's like scaring me that, you know, I found someone really, you know, better than the other ones, you know? I just put my finger on it.
51:08🔗StrykerJeff, try to step out of yourself for a minute, and like, okay, she's been with nine, I've been with six. That is nothing, man. Forget about it. That's so easy to say, but it seems, you're just, there's something else going on. There's gotta be. You think so, Drew?
51:20🔗StrykerI have no doubt. He is looking to sabotage this relationship.
51:23🔗DrewHe's looking for a reason to break up with her. If it wasn't that, it would be her way to dress her or something.
51:28🔗StrykerAnyone hearing your story looks at it and just says, what in the hell are you talking about, Jeff?
51:32🔗DrewEspecially if she's good in bed. Yeah, dude, if she's good in bed, that's a good thing.
51:35🔗StrykerBut she's probably been with more than nine.
51:39🔗StrykerThat's right. I just eat an American pie, too.
51:41🔗StrykerI really think a lot of men are fearful of women's sexuality generally. That they're afraid of being consumed by them or sort of lost in it or that it's sort of going to run amok some way and they're going to have no way to control it. Men are fundamentally fearful of women's sexuality. If she is open with that and expresses that freely to you, that's tough for you to take, obviously. And you've got to focus on it as the fact that she's had some couple of extra experiences as the reason why. It's not the reason why. And it's not a bad thing that she is the way she is. But if you can't handle it, that's your problem.
52:22🔗StrykerAll right. If a guy says he slept with nine women, he's really only slept with three. Yeah. If a woman says she slept with six guys, then she slept with 18 guys.
52:56🔗AdamMy question is, okay, it's about anal sex. Yeah. I heard Dr. Drew say a couple of days ago that it was dangerous. I mean, it's obvious, you know, about, you know, diseases and all that kind of stuff. But if you're in a committed relationship with someone, you're monogamous, you both don't have a disease, is it dangerous then?
53:20🔗StrykerIt's not dangerous. It's just that it's not the healthiest activity. I mean, people get, we don't understand when you're a nice, young, healthy adult is that that part of one's body can be fraught with pathology later on in life. Tears and abscesses and all kinds of wonderful things can happen. And this can, you know, this can accelerate that predispose to that. But, you know, it doesn't, it's not a terribly unhealthy action. It's something that you can't do or should avoid. If it's something you as in your monogamous relationship want to do.
53:47🔗DrewIs it something that he wants to do and you want to please him or do you want to do it too?
54:33🔗AdamAnd, you know, I've never had a problem with it before. Well, with this boyfriend, he doesn't, I mean, he likes it, but he doesn't finish. And he says he's never finished. And I've tried everything I can think of. And I don't know, like, is that just him?
54:47🔗DrewOkay, sometimes it hurts to finish in the mouth.
54:51🔗StrykerAnd some guys don't like to finish that way. It does. And they just don't like, they just have a preference. They miss that engagement with you in a more intimate way or what they perceive as a more intimate way.
55:18🔗StrykerI love your attitude, your personality. God bless you. But do not hold it against yourself that he cannot ejaculate when you're doing that, okay?
55:27🔗AdamThat's not like I'm doing something wrong.
55:31🔗StrykerHolly, in general, I think you're way too preoccupied with the other person. You need to be a little more present yourself. If things aren't good for you, if you don't like it, if it doesn't feel good, you don't have to do everything for the other person, okay?
56:05🔗StrykerWell, let me just say, I know you always hear these little, we love you type things, but I'm not going to single anybody out, but all of you guys are so awesome. I love this show. I don't know what I'd do without you guys. Seriously, I listen to it every night and I'm like, okay, I need that part of advice. So I just want to say thanks. Cool. Thanks. Okay. I'm probably one of the only virgins who have ever called this show, but I'm having a problem with that. There's this guy and about a year ago, I was with one guy and he seemed to be all great, perfect, blah, blah, blah. Even though he was with 12 other girls at the same time. So I kind of have bad.
56:43🔗StrykerHe sounds just perfect, Charity. What a swell dude.
56:54🔗StrykerNo, actually he wasn't, but he was sweet. I went for the personality for once and he turned out to be a complete jerk. I don't know. I have this bad luck with guys.
57:03🔗StrykerBut no, luck has nothing to do with it.
57:06🔗StrykerIt's your choices. Yeah, it's what your brain has turned whatever traumas you've been through into attraction. Now you're attracted to these guys that are abuse of a-holes.
57:44🔗StrykerI feel like if I don't have a guy with me, then I'm just like totally going to break down because I always feel like I have to go to somebody. All right.
57:53🔗StrykerWere you raised in an environment of substantial, of a serious chaos?
57:57🔗StrykerMy dad, he's German, so he has one of those tempers that when he gets mad, he like freaks.
58:05🔗StrykerLike long time ago. He hasn't done it for like six or seven years. Okay.
58:09🔗StrykerWhen it really counts, when it really counts charity is a long time ago. That's when your brain is developing. That's when it has the most profound effect on you.
58:32🔗StrykerYou start looking, you're trying to make that right. That's your model for the person you love, is that physically abusive, abandoning dad.
58:42🔗DrewYou figure if you can make it work with that guy, you can fill the hole that you feel because you're dead.
58:50🔗StrykerSee, I'm kind of in front of this guy now. But see, after that one guy broke up with me, I was single for a full year and for me that's a long time because usually before I was just dating everybody, go out with everybody, whatever. After him and I broke up, there were so many guys that liked me and whatnot. I was just like, no, I want somebody that's worth my time this time. I'm actually going to let them come to me. I met this guy and he was like so perfect. I knew his reputation, it wasn't bad. I knew a lot of the ex-girlfriends and whatnot. He just seemed perfect. I ran into him one night and we just hung out a little bit after that and he eventually started kissing. He would call me whenever he told me he'd call me, which is a rare thing for a guy to do that I know of.
59:50🔗StrykerAfter a while, he just left and then his friends said I can't get him back unless I had sex with him.
59:59🔗StrykerYou found another one, Charity. Good job.
1:00:00🔗StrykerI know, but it's one of those I can't go on. I've been waiting here for a month just thinking about it.
1:00:08🔗StrykerCharity, you're 16 and you're on edge to lose your virginity. You don't need to do it, especially with an imbecile like this dude.
1:00:15🔗DrewAnybody who tells you have sex with me or else I won't do that, don't have sex and go find some nice guy.
1:00:20🔗StrykerHe has proven himself to be yet another one of these A-holes that you keep finding. He's an easy guy. He's a little lighter version of it. You're moving up the scale. Good. Let's get back out there and find somebody better.
1:00:31🔗StrykerDefinitely. We're moving on. Drew, I think this question is going to be for you. She's been waiting forever, so I'm grabbing her. Jenna, you're 21. What's going on?
1:00:41🔗StrykerGood. You guys rock. I'm so happy. Yay. Okay. Let me give you a little medical history. I am polycystic. And Drew, you know what that is.
1:01:02🔗StrykerI was diagnosed. Do you have, wait, wait, wait. Do you have polycystic ovarian syndrome or did you have an ovary with some cysts on it?
1:01:09🔗StrykerThey said I was polycystic, but I did have a, my right ovary had to be removed because I had like a baseball-sized like cystic tumoury thing on it. So I've been going to the doctor since I was nine for that. Got with this for a while.
1:01:28🔗StrykerSo I had that removed when I was thirteen and recently oh I guess about in like January or February I started getting a lot of pain on my right hand side and especially during sex, like the first time it actually happened my boyfriend and I were having sex and all of a sudden I was just on the floor screaming and panting and like I want to be panting but I don't want to be screaming, you know what I'm saying? So it just was killing me and I thought it was just a muscle spasm, I went to my doctor right away, he didn't know what it was and we did all these tests because it kept happening and he found that there was scar tissue, because you can't see it through like an ultrasound or any of these tests, they had to go in there and they found that and they said it was supposed to get better and it hasn't. Like at first it did and now I keep having this and it's like I can't have a regular sex life without pain.
1:02:30🔗StrykerSo what do you do about scar tissue? Can you get that removed, Drew?
1:02:33🔗StrykerWell that's what they did when they did the laparoscopy, I'm sure, but it does tend to come back. And they treat you for an infection at all? Was that a concern?
1:02:42🔗StrykerNo, they didn't. I mean, I asked my doctor about it recently, too. I'm like, why is this happening again? And he's like, well, I don't know what to tell you. You're just going to have to, like, not do it as hard.
1:03:02🔗StrykerI mean, he's giving you a clear direction, which is that you have an inflamed area there that tends to form scar tissue. You have to pay attention to it, just like if you had a leg injury and you insisted on going out and running every day. There are certain injuries that preclude your vigorous activity.
1:03:18🔗StrykerWell, we've been, I mean, we've been very careful about it. And, you know, if I feel it hurting, you know, we'll stop or we'll like ease back. But it's like, well, am I ever going to get to the point where I'm not going to have to worry about it? Because I can't enjoy sex anymore.
1:03:33🔗StrykerBecause you're worried it's going to hurt?
1:03:34🔗StrykerYeah, well, yeah, I like hold it and like it's like gotten to me like emotionally now. I'm just afraid it's going to hurt. So it's like I'm not even...
1:03:42🔗StrykerDo you have a sexual abuse history?
1:03:45🔗StrykerOkay, then it should get better. I mean, that kind of thing shouldn't persist at that same level of intensity unless the scar tissue comes back, in which case you can go back in there and have it taken out again. They didn't see any endometriosis when they were in there?
1:03:59🔗StrykerNo, they checked for that, but they didn't see anything.
1:04:01🔗StrykerListen, pelvic pain is a very, very difficult problem. And it's hard to nail down sometimes. It's hard to know exactly what's causing it. The reason I ask about sexual abuse is that's a very, very common cause of unexplained pelvic pain. And sometimes it gets sort of triggered off by an organic cause, like if a real cause of the pain, then all of a sudden everything gets going and you're stuck with pain. But I would say it sounds like this is the kind of thing that should get better, but you're going to have to be very cautious with it. It may get stirred up very easily.
1:04:25🔗StrykerI mean, he goes out of town a lot. So it's like we can't be that active all the time because he's not here.
1:04:31🔗StrykerSo we'll just mellow it out, Jenna. Okay.
1:04:58🔗StrykerSince I do only have one ovary, and I know that it's not supposed to, like, have a problem with bearing children and everything, but since I do have polycystic disease and I was put on birth control to, like, help that, when I get off the birth control, are the cysts just going to come back? Because if I'm trying to have kids and cysts keep growing on.
1:05:16🔗StrykerI have to tell you, that whole diagnosis of polycystic ovarian disease is questionable to me. I think you may just be somebody that forms follicular cysts and that will not impair fertility. And whether it's PCO or just simple cysts, they do tend to come back.
1:05:32🔗StrykerSee, James, when calls come in about that, we just kind of, at least I just kind of lay low, maybe jump in now and then, Drew does his thing, when we get calls about the penis falling off, that's when we can jump in and screw around for a while. Yeah, I can joke about that, yeah. Exactly. All right, Jean.
1:05:59🔗StrykerOver the past couple weeks, I've sort of come to the realization that I'm not attracted to men, but same token, I'm not attracted to women.
1:06:43🔗StrykerOkay. Well, that can take away your sex drive profoundly.
1:06:46🔗StrykerNo, I know it can because I was on it when I was in high school. So I know that's one of the side effects, but it never went to the point where I just-
1:06:54🔗StrykerWhat kind of doctor put you on the Prozac?
1:07:02🔗StrykerMaybe that wouldn't be a bad idea because sometimes, while internists or general doctors are certainly capable of prescribing and monitoring medication, they are not the best at making firm or clear diagnoses about mental health. Maybe there are other things that can be done here to really help you be beyond the antidepressant medication. By the way, you still sound depressed in spite of being on Prozac.
1:07:26🔗StrykerSo there's depression, there's probably better management. Secondly, there seems to be something more than just depression going on here that's being undelt with.
1:07:45🔗StrykerYeah. I mean, I don't have a ton of close relationships with people. As I've gotten older, I've gotten closer with my family, but I don't have a lot. I don't have tons of friends. I'm realizing that you don't have very many friends in life. You have lots of acquaintances.
1:09:12🔗StrykerMy parents divorced when I was four, and my mom and stepdad had been married for about 18 years. I mean, my stepdad's awesome. So it's not like I didn't have a male figure in my life.
1:09:23🔗StrykerWhat happened to your dad? What was his deal?
1:09:25🔗StrykerHe had drug and alcohol problems, so-
1:09:29🔗StrykerAll right. So it's a big deal. It's a big deal, Gene. And no one's helping you deal with that. It's a big deal. And by the way, is he in recovery right now?
1:09:39🔗StrykerHe actually has been sober for two years. He got remarried about two years ago. He's been completely sober. He's really made a huge turn in his life, which I have a lot of respect for.
1:09:50🔗StrykerThat's good. And that's great. And I certainly wouldn't be a part of his life unless he was in recovery.
1:11:05🔗StrykerWelcome back you guys. This is Loveline. James Marsters is here from the show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. How did you get the role?
1:11:14🔗DrewThey were scraping the bottom of the barrel. They had looked at a lot of big names and didn't find anybody that could do an English accent. And I just lucked out.
1:11:22🔗StrykerDo you do other accents like Australia, like the croc hunter?
1:11:25🔗DrewYeah, I do basically any accent that you could pay me for. You're going to my PECA.
1:11:44🔗StrykerWhat's the vibe like on the set of Buffy? Everyone get along pretty well. Everyone's cool.
1:11:48🔗DrewReally well. The great thing is that Sarah is a complete professional and really nice to everybody, so nobody can be an ass. Right. Nobody can get away with any bad behavior because she shows up on time with her lines down. She's always nice. She's a complete professional.
1:12:05🔗DrewSo if she was being a diva, then the rest of the cast could get away with being a little bit of a diva, but because she's not, there's a cap on all that. So it's very cool. What about film?
1:12:15🔗StrykerDo you have anything that you want to... I mean, you've done a couple movies.
1:12:20🔗DrewThey wanted to put me... There was serious talk of putting me as a major villain in a new big, like $140 movie, man.
1:13:38🔗StrykerFor the past two years, my husband has been incarcerated. And about a year ago, I got into a relationship with a girl and she moved in with me.
1:14:15🔗DrewAre you romantically involved with her?
1:14:18🔗StrykerWell, for the past one month, no. Because about five months ago, I broke up with her and she tried to overdose on sleeping pills. And I took her to the hospital, they pumped her stomach and every time I tried to leave her, she talks that she's going to kill herself.
1:15:06🔗StrykerBecause I left, well, she used to be the first girl I was with, and I left her for him. But when he got locked up, I got back with her. And they never liked me.
1:15:16🔗StrykerJessica, what is up with your life? Don't you ever wonder that?
1:16:09🔗StrykerAll right. Well, then just bite the bullet and tell her to get out. If she does something bad, she does it. If not.
1:16:15🔗DrewYeah, you are not responsible for her. If she decides to hurt herself, that is not your fault.
1:16:21🔗StrykerIt's not your responsibility. Listen, Jessica, you don't want to be cruel. But if she threatens anything, you call the police. Yeah, call 911. That's the appropriate response. If she threatens to kill herself, you call the police.
1:17:01🔗StrykerShe has my family on her side. My family doesn't like my husband. If I were to leave and my family knows, they would tell her where I'm at. They want me to be with her.
1:17:11🔗StrykerThis is worse than any Ricky Lake, for god sakes.
1:17:13🔗StrykerThey want me to be with her, but I don't want her.
1:17:16🔗DrewWell, then tell your family you live in a post office box and they can mail you there and then live your life if you want to get away from this person. But really, if she's getting you to stay with her by scaring you that she's going to hurt herself, don't let that work. Don't let her beat you with that.
1:17:36🔗StrykerBecause my mom told me, she goes, if you stay with him, I'm not talking to you no more. But if you stay with her, she goes, if you want somewhere to live, I'll get you a place, I'll pay your rent, I'll get you a car. She just wants me to stay with her.
1:17:49🔗DrewParents will always come back. Parents will always come back.
1:17:51🔗StrykerJust with this brief brush I've had with your description of your mom, I think it might be a blessing if she never talked to you again. So let's get on with things.
1:17:59🔗StrykerFor the two years that me and that other girl broke up, my mom didn't talk to me. But when I got back with the other girl.
1:19:20🔗StrykerI have a question. This one, maybe all you guys can feel this one. I listen to you guys' show all the time.
1:19:28🔗StrykerYou what? I'm sorry, I didn't hear what you said.
1:19:30🔗StrykerI listen to the show all the time. And people got the same type of issue, at least guys have the same issue, saying that they're not sure if they're bifectual or not. And every time someone says it, you guys say for sure that they're gay. If you have any bifectual dependencies, they're gay. Right? That's kind of a feeling that I get.
1:19:48🔗StrykerYou're gay. No, that's Adam's thing.
1:19:54🔗DrewKurt Cobain said that everyone is gay. Right.
1:19:58🔗StrykerThat's actually true. But there are multiple different kinds of- That we all have. If you really study the anthropology and the development of this, we all go through periods of development where we have bisexual or homosexual kinds of experiences or feelings. But be that as it may, Jim, there's several different sort of issues here. One is someone who is transitioning from heterosexual to gay, struggling with that and sort of trying to kind of turn to that. There are, number two, people who are sexually confused, people who are sexually abused when they were a kid and just their radar is off. They can't figure out what the hell they are or they have other kinds of psychiatric disturbances that make it impossible for them to develop a mature sexual identity. And there are people that are bisexual, which is relatively uncommon, but there is such a thing that they're a mature bisexual, not confused, that is their sexual orientation. But our point with the bisexuality is it's sort of a technicality because if you are, let's say you're bisexual, Jim, but you're with a male, what the hell is the difference that makes you bisexual or not? You're homosexual now, you're in a committed relationship, you're gay. Or if you're with a girl, you're heterosexual. Who cares whether you're bisexual? You're in a committed relationship.
1:21:09🔗StrykerThat happens to me. That's the thing, is that I can never see myself ever emotionally attach myself to a guy just because that's, you know, I think I could look at it just like how you guys would too. It just doesn't seem right at all.
1:21:21🔗DrewSee, that's the hardest thing about being gay is really admitting that you are, and you're going to have to bite the bullet of undergoing the ostracization and society telling you suck because you're gay. Nobody really wants to be gay. They always have to face up to it and say, you know what, I'm gay and I have to tell everybody. And they have to be pulled to the realization of it and admitting it.
1:21:43🔗StrykerBut gay is a lifestyle commitment. And Jim, I wonder if what you're describing is sort of a fetish.
1:21:51🔗StrykerYou know, I think that's like the weirdest thing.
1:21:54🔗StrykerYou said it gay right there the way you just said that, by the way. Jim, how many guys have you been with?
1:22:27🔗StrykerYeah, that's what I think too. That's what I think. I think you have a little bit of a sexual compulsive in you. And part of that sort of bleeds into this fetishist. Do you have other fetishes too?
1:22:57🔗StrykerIf I was going to be gay, I would be in it to have my wiener touched, or for me to do something to him, not for the kissing of the guy. That seems weird that you've only kissed, because that seems to me...
1:23:11🔗StrykerMore intimate. Yeah, not nearly as focused, Stryker, as you would be having your wiener touched.
1:23:17🔗DrewUsually it's the girls putting them on the brakes anyway. I always start with two guys getting together, you know.
1:23:22🔗StrykerThat's why I think it's just the total opposite. I guess maybe my whole look on it, because I've got a friend who's gay, and he's been trying to tell me whatever, and I just don't agree with anything he says. I'm struggling with my sexuality, and I really don't think so. That's why I look at kissing as like... When it happened, it happened several times, and I was drinking, and I'm not going to use that as a crutch or an excuse. So I just look at it like maybe that's why I think I agree with you, Drew, is that maybe it's just...
1:24:24🔗StrykerAll right. If you guys watch Buffy, the man that plays Spike is in the room with me. And I said at the top of the show, I saw him on Killborn a couple of years ago. And you're really the only person I know from the show, not personally, but know as a character because I've never seen the show because I'm on the radio on it.
1:24:48🔗DrewThe name Buffy the Vampire Slayer, my boss is daring you not to be cool enough to check it out because it has such a freaky name. It's got a nerdy name for a reason. I swear to God.
1:24:58🔗StrykerIs Luke Perry still in it? I'm just kidding. I know. I'm just kidding. Now he's riding the bull on Oz, isn't he?
1:25:10🔗StrykerYeah, of course. We got about 20 minutes left at Loveline. If you want to speak to James Marsters from Buffy, you can call us here at Loveline. Hold on.
1:25:52🔗StrykerWe are back, it is Loveline, and the song in the background right here is from Puddle of Mud. And Wesley, the lead singer, it's odd you're hearing this in the background, James from Buffy and I were just talking about Nirvana a whole bunch, and you were in Seattle when Kurt Cobain committed suicide. I think the lead singer of that band has Kurt Cobain-esque voice. Not necessarily in that song we were just hearing, but if you listen to the album, you should check it out.
1:26:17🔗DrewWhenever I sing Come As You Are, it's hard not to go there. You're trying to do it your own way, but it just sounds better when you try to sound like Kurt.
1:26:44🔗StrykerThat's right. What's your favorite Nirvana song of all time? If there is one, that's very hard. Even if they didn't write it, like on that unplugged CD. So many good ones.
1:26:54🔗StrykerI'm so happy, cause today I found my friends. Very good.
1:27:00🔗CallerAnd I had, I'm so ugly, that's okay, cause so are you.
1:27:16🔗StrykerAll right, let's grab a couple quick calls here before we have to get the hell out of here. Renee, you're 18. Question for Drew, real quick.
1:27:23🔗StrykerMy question is, how exactly, what are all the possible ways of chlamydia being transferred to another person?
1:27:28🔗StrykerWhat do you mean all the possible? Can you get it from oral sex? Is that the question?
1:28:34🔗StrykerGet the one dose, and you're done, right, Drew? Is that it?
1:28:36🔗StrykerYou're done with it? It's a one dose now.
1:28:38🔗StrykerDrew, what are some of the STDs that stick with you for life, like warts, right?
1:28:43🔗StrykerWarts actually may burn out after a few years. A certain percentage of the wort viruses actually go away. The ones that persist are the ones more likely to be associated with the cancers, the cervical cancers, that kind of thing. Herpes is with you for good. HIV is with you for good. Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B can be with you for good.
1:28:58🔗StrykerBut chlamydia, if you take that pill, you can knock it out of you, is that right?
1:29:02🔗StrykerThe chlamydia gonorrhea, non-gonococcal infections, these have become sort of quaint sexually transmitted diseases by comparison with what else is out there.
1:29:10🔗DrewYeah, but the big one is get to Planned Parenthood. They're good people, they'll treat you well, and they will not spill your stuff around. And they pass out mints at the door. Yeah, and they're not that expensive, guys. They go by what you earn, so if you don't earn that much, they won't charge you that much. So go.
1:29:55🔗AdamYeah. And while he's there, he says he like doesn't want to write, talk, anything. Like after he leaves, he says he like wants nothing to do with me, like supposedly for my own good.
1:30:17🔗StrykerI'm no genius, but you're only 16. This guy's taken off. He is 19. You have two more years of high school, I assume. So many guys are going to be in your school. He's going to boot camp, and when he comes back, he will be such a different person, it will make your head spin.
1:30:30🔗AdamOh, I know, but like, I figure if we like still keep in contact while he's in boot camp, it wouldn't be that much of a shock if he comes back.
1:30:38🔗StrykerNo. Does he have to go on a tour? Does he have to go away for a while, even after the basic training?
1:30:53🔗StrykerBy the time he comes back, you should be going to some college.
1:30:55🔗DrewYou should have been through five to six boyfriends by that time.
1:30:57🔗StrykerHe is being so considerate. He really is, as opposed to leaving you clinging together. He's being realistic. He's breaking it off.
1:31:05🔗AdamNo, he's not breaking it off, though. He's saying as soon as he leaves, he doesn't want to have anything to do with me, but while he's here, he wants to like do me, you know?
1:31:12🔗StrykerHe wants to have sex, of course. He's a guy, after all.
1:31:18🔗StrykerJust because he wants to have physical relationship while he's still in your physical presence doesn't mean he doesn't want to break it off when he's gone.
1:31:35🔗StrykerYeah, well, make a decision, though. Maybe it'd be better for you to end it up sooner. That's not a bad thing. I think he's being very considerate.
1:31:41🔗DrewYeah, it's very painful, but the other choice is even worse.
1:31:45🔗AdamYeah, well, I don't know, because, I don't know, he's just like really weird, and he comes up with like all these like weird odd ideas for like things to be, like things have to be his way or the highway, and it's just really bad and...
1:31:59🔗StrykerWell, perfect. Now is the chance for you to get the hell out of this. When he leaves, he's breaking it off, he's doing the right thing. If you don't want to, if you're pissed that he wants to have sex with you before he's leaving, deny him. Deny him. He'll send you flowers then, you know, then maybe you give in, I guess. All right, let's try to squeeze in... Anderson, how much time... When we got... Let's grab one more. Drew, you can pick this last one. Go ahead.
1:32:21🔗StrykerWell, I can't get it up now. I mean, I can't...
1:32:25🔗StrykerGo out on that. Yeah, we're going out on that.
1:32:32🔗StrykerAll right, let's make this one kind of quick if you can. You're 19. Thanks for waiting.
1:32:36🔗StrykerNo problem. I just have a good question. For the past three months, I have been... I'll be dead asleep and all of a sudden, I'll wake up and I have to vomit and it's nothing like a little like phlegm or anything. It's like what I ate during the day.
1:32:50🔗StrykerAll right, well, do you have any medical problems?
1:33:09🔗StrykerOkay, well, you're describing reflux, which is basically the content of your stomach fluxing back up into your esophagus when you lie flat. Why at 19, the sphincter between your esophagus and your stomach wouldn't work is a mystery to me. There's a muscle there. There's like a sphincter there. And it needs to be evaluated. You need some testing to look at what's going on there. This is not normal for a 19-year-old. You're not taking Motrin or anything like that?
1:33:51🔗StrykerBye. All right. We have to take another break. Drew is going to try to get it up on that end. And James Marsters is here. And I'm Stryker. And I gots it up.
1:34:00🔗CallerAlright guys, here's the deal. You looking to hook up, sick of wasting time with the wrong person?
1:34:44🔗StrykerAll right, we're back, it's Loveline. Dr. Drew, who was in Sacramento, actually just took off, because he's trying to catch a plane to get back to Los Angeles right now. I am Stryker, along with James Marsters, and I want to thank you so much for coming in.
1:35:06🔗StrykerAnd I thought all about you. You can see James, he plays the character of Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. They are on the UPN. It's Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Also reruns are being shown on FX weekdays at 7 p.m. Yeah, hold on to your hats, folks.
1:35:21🔗StrykerAnything you want to tell us super quick, then I got to sign off.
1:35:24🔗DrewUm, no, he has nothing to say. God, it's hard. We're not supposed to release any secrets, but the Slayer is dead. Worms are eating her brain. And there are no cops in Sunnydale. The demons are having a hard day.
1:35:37🔗StrykerThere you go. All right. I'm Stryker. You can see what I look like on MTV Monday at 5 p.m. by the way, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for weeks to come. God bless America. Thanks to Ace Rockolla for letting me fill in for Dr. Drew. I am Stryker saying adios.
1:35:56🔗CallerThis has been Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors or this station. The producer for Loveline, Dan Wilkin-Tingle. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.