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1:37🔗GuestI took my car out tonight. One of my cars had been started in a while. The battery went dead and all that. So the presets on the radio went bad. But it's a nice car. It has like 12 presets. So just for fun, I'll start punching them. Get that 88.7, and then it's 107.7, it's 99.3. And it's like, there's 12 possibilities. It never can land on a radio station.
2:15🔗GuestAnd if you think about the dial, it's like, well, 89.9, and then 91.1, and then 93.1, and 95.5. And then all the Mexican stations in between. It just keeps going, and going, and going. I have 13 opportunities. I just keep pushing the buttons. It'll never land on one.
2:50🔗GuestThey'd be like, oh, oh, they'll send a Jag to Wichita. No, no, no. One of those station seven, that lines up with a country western station. Send that one to Los Angeles. They don't have any. We'll get one from Los Angeles that has one that would have lined up in Los Angeles. It won't work here in Wichita.
3:07🔗GuestYou said, would it be impossible just to randomly punch a button and have it land on a station that you could hear?
3:13🔗DrewIt doesn't exist outside the Great Magnets rule.
3:16🔗GuestAnd it becomes weird when you have like 13 options and you just start hitting them. You become obsessed and none of them land on a station. Yes.
3:23🔗DrewNice. Let's say it's very reassuring to know it's always going to be like that, though.
3:41🔗GuestHi. So me and my boyfriend have been dating for a couple months now and I don't know, I guess we have a healthy sex life. When I say healthy, I mean to the point where we don't stop until I am uncomfortable.
4:00🔗DrewMeaning you're doing it multiple times during a day or multiple times?
4:05🔗GuestYeah. Yeah. Like there are days when we do it like five, six times a day. Yeah. My question is that there are periods when we stop because I am uncomfortable. But like when I, and then during that rest period, like for two or three days when I urinate, I get the sensation that I don't know, it feels like I'm about to climax, but I don't.
4:37🔗DrewYeah. There's something, there's a sentence called-
4:40🔗GuestDrew, don't open anything. I'm gonna show you the article. First, I thought you were gonna say yeast infection. I was just gonna say it was painful when she urinated.
5:02🔗GuestPersistent sexual arousal syndrome in women. I've never had that before.
5:07🔗DrewThat's what this is. Yeah. Some women report having persistent sort of near orgasms or orgasms for a while after sex. And sometimes it can go on for weeks like that. It'd be really uncomfortable.
5:18🔗DrewWhen feelings of- I'm reading from the article. When feelings of genital arousal persist for days, weeks, or even months, they can become personally distressing and worrisome.
5:27🔗GuestThe chicks wouldn't be a problem for guys.
5:28🔗DrewThey would not be a problem for guys. They'd just stay home.
5:31🔗DrewThey'd find the stuff working. Yeah. It is possible that other women who experience these symptoms do not find them upsetting. And they really, they don't fully understand what this is. And there really is much to be done about.
5:41🔗GuestThat's a well-written article. Some people are upset by it. Others aren't upset by it. Thank you.
6:37🔗GuestThey went out to dinner and then they continued.
6:41🔗GuestNick's one of these guys who is like, you know when your dog goes in the pool and starts doing that panel, and then you just come up and cradle it in the shallow end.
7:35🔗DrewListen to what I'm saying, Nick. She's a social worker. She was at a convention. How would she describe what happened and the situation in your marriage?
7:45🔗GuestThat she was feeling, I guess, not flirtatious or not needed.
7:59🔗GuestThey don't feel beautiful. They don't feel desired.
8:02🔗DrewWell, it's even more. Don't feel like there's enough attention. They don't feel you're listening to the conversation.
8:06🔗GuestYeah. But you know what? Ultimately, Drew, all that can be channeled into the category of not desired. And I don't mean just sexually desired, but I mean, when a guy, that's interesting. Yeah, it's listen to and it's, you know, they want to feel apathy and all that stuff. But here's what I'm saying. When guys want to get into bed with a woman and and they they act, oh, they're all ears and they're head nodding, their head and all that.
8:36🔗GuestAnd so there's that element of just like, now they don't realize that's what guys are doing. They just think the guy's attentive. He's listening. You know, he wants to get laid. Then once he realizes he can get laid without the listening, he stops the listening.
8:49🔗DrewLet me flip around a little bit as a man of passion. And since you're a man with nearly a pulse, that would be nary a pulse. That would be more your issue than mine.
9:01🔗DrewThat issue you're describing of because there's not as much drive, they don't feel they don't feel desired and they know you're not paying attention with the same enthusiasm.
9:11🔗GuestYeah, and no, I'm not. No, that's not a personal thing. I'm just saying I'm just saying I was just thinking sort of globally with women. I think they want to feel.
9:27🔗DrewGuys go, all right, it's been 10 years. I've done the listening part for 10 years. We don't have to do that anymore. I just want to get going here.
10:00🔗GuestYes. I just mean the things you do when you're in love with a woman versus the things you do with some tramp at a bar, where you just want to get laid. You know what I mean? All the courting and the listening and all that. That's the stuff they want.
10:14🔗DrewOh yes. And Nick just does not sound like that guy.
12:00🔗DrewYou gave up the right to have resentments.
12:02🔗GuestAnd yet you're going to pass it or yeah, it will.
12:06🔗DrewWell, you have to be willing to let it go.
12:08🔗GuestHere's the here's the thing, Nick. It's not easy to do. And I don't envy your position. On the other hand, a lot of people been through it, men and women in their life, they get on with it. And next thing you know, everyone's 70. So, you know, here's what you're going to have to do on behalf of your child. I'm not talking about ignorance, sweep it under the rug. But you're going to have to deal with it. And there's going to be, you know, it's going to be some rocky times, and then it'll get past you, and then you'll move on. And it's like anything. It's like a death. It's devastating the first day. It's traumatic the first couple of weeks, and a couple of years goes by. And you never forget about it, but you move on, and you can have a productive life.
12:51🔗GuestThere you go, Nick. But you sort of, you know, looking over her shoulder while she's on the computer is not going to work. I mean, you guys are going to have to work this out.
12:58🔗DrewYou harboring that intensity of anger that we can hear through the radio, they'll be hard to live around.
13:36🔗GuestYou know what? There is a real freedom in just letting go. Just let it go.
13:41🔗DrewYeah, reconnect with the person. First you love in the first place.
13:44🔗GuestCasey, and thank god the guy's an archeologist. You don't want arena football player. Pictures of a 400 pound guy just banging the bejesus out of her all night. You know what I mean? At least the archeologist. Yeah, guys wearing the khaki shorts and the pith helmet.
14:20🔗GuestOr even like, I don't know, professional card shark or something like that. You know, you don't want an attorney or something. You don't want that publicist while they're all gay. But you know what I'm saying?
14:50🔗I wanted to ask, like Drew, a question about, like what his views on like spanking show. See, I was like spanked a whole lot when I was a kid. My parents were really bad about that.
15:03🔗GuestWhat about it, Drew? I know you don't like spanking.
15:05🔗DrewWell, some of the things that come out in him, makes you look for ways to find opportunities to rebel against your parents, right? Okay. Did you have that? Yeah, yeah, like that. It makes you feel responsible all the time for everything bad that happens to you, and you expect bad things all the time. In fact, you develop a grandiose posture that you sort of are in control of the whole world. Because when a kid is hit like that, he or she feels responsible for the out-of-control behavior of the parents. I deserve this. I'm a bad person. This needs to happen to me. And guess what? Now you walk into life and you keep recreating that. It also affects your arousal system. So things in sexual relations can tend to head towards aggression and S&M type acting out. And you're going to find piercing and tattooing extremely alluring.
16:14🔗DrewIt also affects your ability to regulate emotions. Because you need to be able to read other people's emotions very exquisitely. It's a very developed procedure that we read other people's faces as a way of building emotional systems in ourselves. And when you've been physically abused, you shut down to that. So you end up dependent on emotional regulation that you had at around the age when you were being hit and hit. And if you're attentive towards addiction, I'll be seeing you in my hospital any day now. Because that's the recipe for addiction going out of control.
16:47🔗DrewThat's what I'm saying. Yeah. That's it. Yeah.
16:49🔗GuestI have a... I don't know why this got me thinking on this, Drew. But I was thinking, well, I think when you said smacking the kids around, I think the brothers do a little bit of that on the kids. And could be the problem, could be the reason why there's a few too many of them in the joint right now. Could be connection there. Don't know, you know, no genius and you can't judge. But here's something I was thinking about, Drew, is that pertain to the brother man. I was... we did the Comedy Central roast like a week ago. And I was sitting next to Sarah Silverman and Eddie Griffin. We were just looking around and I've done a few of these roasts before and I noticed that all the guys, the Jewish guys, it's pretty much just black guys and Jewish guys in the roast, you know, and me.
17:35🔗DrewSo by the way, the Jewish men get emotionally abused and intruded upon.
17:44🔗GuestYeah, but that's not where I was heading. Here's where I was heading and just dig on this. And please take your sunglasses off, pull your blinders off and just let yourself go. Free yourself, man. Free your brain and dig on what I'm putting down.
17:58🔗GuestI said every time I've done one of your every time I've done one of these rows, the black comics just come up in free format. They just vamp, man. I mean, they go for 20 minutes. And some of it's funny, some of it isn't. But I never seen a guy up there with a piece of paper. Right. And the other comics. Oh, man. Teleprompters loaded up. They have sheets. No, but I mean, these guys were sweating it the whole week and then into the weekend. They are preparing like the guys preparing for an SAT test.
18:29🔗GuestThe brothers, they scat and they vamp. And I thought to myself, that's what makes them great improvisers. That's when you see what Michael Jordan does on the basketball court, it's improvisation. It's crazy improvisation.
18:44🔗GuestNow, the harder you study, the worse you are at that sort of thing.
18:49🔗DrewI believe that African Americans have, at least, again, Africa is not one genetic population, so it's probably mixes of different things in there, but I believe they have a more advanced ability for expressive language and music, period. And this ain't what I'm talking about. That is an improvisational skill, both those things.
19:06🔗GuestI'm saying I improvise better than a lot of people because I don't read, I don't prepare, I don't like doing this stuff.
19:12🔗DrewMaybe this is what all the... Yeah, all the what?
19:53🔗GuestAnd that works great if you end up getting on the court or doing stand up or playing jazz trumpet. It's not great when you're trying to enter the white collar world because the man doesn't want you doing that. He wants you to hit the books or maybe it's maybe it's wrong.
20:09🔗DrewThey're so they're so talented. Wait, maybe they're so talented with the improvisation that they get by in the educational systems and never learn those other skills that our education requires.
20:19🔗GuestI don't know if you're taking a look at any testing lately. True. But no, nice try. But no, no, you can get by. That's the point is, is Eddie Griffin is funny and a good improviser and does not have to spend a weekend working out material.
20:37🔗DrewPlay David Algarve's Germany or Florida.
21:45🔗GuestI'm married. For about two years now, me and my husband have decided that we're going to been trying to conceive for the last past year. My husband is on the little bit of a bigger side.
25:13🔗DrewAnd so again, if you're using condoms, do not use the petroleum-based products like Vaseline. But this is a situation where it might be okay. And there's a whole controversy about nonoxidil-9 and HIV and stuff that seems to be settling down. That's probably not a significant issue.
26:18🔗GuestGet it on! Yeah. Loveline. I'm Adam. That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Jared Leto is in here tomorrow night. And Bob Saget from The Aristocrats in here on Thursday night. I want to give a quick plug for my TV program, which is on tonight on Comedy Central 1130. Good show tonight, if I do say so myself. I had Alex Borstein from the Family Guy made her do All the Voices.
27:13🔗GuestYeah. It's awesome. You know what I love about Con Air? They, you know, they do that thing. Here's what they do. They do that thing that they do in all movies where the guy's a great guy, but he's got to go to prison. How does he go to prison for a crime he didn't commit? He's framed. So they frame him or they just get that bad judge. And they do it real fast. They use the gavel. You know, it's like, but you're on your bank. Yeah, right. So here's how they do it. How does this great guy, how does this decorated veteran, how does this great family man, how's he go into, how's he go into the maximum security prison? Well, he kills the man. But how? Well, he can't just jump, he can't just light a hobo on fire. You know what I mean?
27:59🔗GuestHe's going to be doing something and then something happens.
28:01🔗DrewOr, or then he gets in jail, sometimes somebody tries to kill him and he accidentally kills that guy and that's it.
28:05🔗GuestNo, no, you just got to get him in the jail. That's the whole thing. So what do they do? He comes back from a desert shield, he's dancing with his wife and then the rednecks come up, hey, they start pushing him around and stuff. He's always does that, I don't want any trouble. And then when he's leaving that night, they're just waiting for him. Now that's, one of the cornerstones to bad movies is people that have scores to settle when there's no score to settle.
28:31🔗GuestWhat's the beef with the guy that you're going to wait out in the parking lot in the pouring rain? Why are you waiting? Why are we waiting for this guy?
28:38🔗DrewWell, the guy told me not to fight with him.
28:39🔗GuestYeah, he said he didn't want any trouble. He wanted to dance with his wife. All right, so we're going to settle that score. So they're out in the parking lot. They're waiting for him to come out there. And he comes out and they start surrounding him. Same old thing, bust a bottle, waving a busted bottle around. And it's the usual, hey boys, I don't want, and then pow, they jump it. And they beat the crap out of him. And he gets up and he starts fighting back. And then, of course, the one guy pulls the stiletto. Now he's brandished a knife. And he doesn't even use the knife on him. He just gives him a green beret punch in the nose. And he kills the guy because it happens in slow motion, which always means you're dead when things happen in slow motion. There's two things in a movie when you know you're dead. One is when you hit them in slow motion. That's it, when they start falling in slow motion, they're dead. The other time you know you're dead is when you're on the ground and they dutch the camera. They turn the camera. That means you're dead.
29:38🔗GuestRally in life is it's better to get hit in slow motion. But anyway, you're dead. Then they do that thing where, all right, so what happens? 180 people in the bar saw these rednecks come up and pick a fight with this guy. They saw him say he wants no trouble. Then another 10 people saw him go out the parking lot at night and have the guys jump them. Of course, the guy brandishes a knife, pulls a stiletto on him. The guy punches him. He doesn't stab him. He doesn't pull his own knife out. He just punches the guy after he pulls a stiletto, him and his three buddies.
30:06🔗DrewThe guy hits the curb and breaks his head.
30:08🔗GuestPulls a stiletto on the guy and then judges gavel.
30:16🔗GuestGuy, you go walking out your car at night, guy jumps on you with a stiletto, you punch him, he dies, you go to jail. That's how it works. Now here's the thing. If they had some balls, they would have done the exact same thing, celebrating with the wife, was raining, was pouring rain, of course. Done the exact same thing, have some balls. Have a couple of drinks, he's celebrating, he just got discharged from the army.
30:37🔗DrewHave him get a little hostile with somebody.
30:39🔗GuestNo, no, no, no. See, he usually do it. Couple of drinks, pouring rain, driving home with his wife after the bar, windshield wipers, bad wiper, pickup truck. He's been in Iraq, he's not been, you know, to keep after a truck. Sure. God forbid there's a woman in the world that could ever change her wiper place. Barely keep, my wife can barely keep gas in the tank. Anyway, the thing, flipping around, he's driving, it's pouring rain. Old lady steps off the curb.
31:39🔗DrewYeah, yeah. Because you, yeah, you bought the ticket.
31:41🔗GuestRight. Where am I, Drew? Kayla. Oh, yeah. So anyway, yeah, too late. I'm Corolla on tonight. But I just wanted to give the ticket thing on out because I'm getting a decent audience, but I need my audience.
33:03🔗GuestNo, you know, I'm just saying, if you're going to hold that, it's like once you meet my friends, Kayla and Cammie, you get something. It's all on. Brother, it's on. Yeah, Kayla, that Beatrice.
33:16🔗DrewSpeaking of which, it was at your Pamela Anderson roast. Did she talk? I didn't see.
35:19🔗GuestMan. And I'm usually right about almost everything. That one I'm always wrong on. I can't believe it. All right. It's just a white girl, huh?
35:54🔗DrewAll right, Katelyn, you need to have this checked out. It could be a sexually transmitted disease. It may just be a yeast infection. It may just be mechanical irritation. But if you're going to be sexually active, you've got to get some birth control, right?
36:06🔗GuestI was once on birth control. My doctor made a mistake. She thought that I had chlamydia and a small case of yeast infection. But she gave me pills for the chlamydia and she hadn't had the test done yet. And so I went back in about a month later to get my depot. And she said that I didn't have chlamydia.
36:41🔗GuestI don't care about that story. Listen to me. You're 13. You're not stupid, but you come from a stupid family, and that's going to make you do stupid things.
36:49🔗DrewStop having sex. Get this physical problem taken care of. Hopefully it's just a yeast infection.
36:54🔗GuestYeah. You're going to have to stop running away. You're going to start to bang your parents. You're going to have to do well in school, and then you go off to college somewhere. You understand me?
37:04🔗GuestI know. I know it's confusing, and it's just going to be easier for you to get pregnant at 16. 16, by the way, the over-under on your pregnancy is 14 and a half at this stage.
38:47🔗GuestI'm going to. I've I've been diagnosed with a few things like what? A d d, a doll, a d d.
38:57🔗DrewOK, is anyone have adult a d d when you're 13?
39:01🔗GuestWell, when you lose your virginity at 11, you're going to have it at 13. Besides, I believe she said she was Jewish. And in the Jewish religion, a 13, the bat mitzvah.
39:21🔗GuestI've met a North American striped Jew, but I've never met the elusive white Jew. So listen, Kayla, Kayla, baby, they get on birth control. I guess here's what I'm here's here's the deal. I am on. I'm no longer it. I am not building double hulled tankers. I am on oil cleanup and containment now. You've already run. You've already hit the rocks.
40:20🔗GuestNo matter what color their skin is, no matter what their ethnicity is, we know they're on a collision course. Not every single one of them, you effing retards, stupid politicians with your, well, there's a success story.
40:33🔗GuestYeah, there's a success story, one in every billion. What if you treated anything else like that?
40:39🔗GuestWhat if you treated airport security like that? Well, there's a success story for every 7,000 terrorists that make it through. There's a success story of us stopping one. Would these numbers work in any business model? Would they work in any form of public transportation? Sure, for every 7,000 buses that break down, one of them does run on time.
41:00🔗GuestDo you know what I'm talking about? Of course there's a success story.
41:03🔗GuestOf course Oprah can get screwed with and end up owning the world. Yeah, but there's 500,000 of her on welfare for every one of her, you idiots. Do we ever have a chance to repair the society until we focus on this?
41:18🔗DrewOh, are you talking about profiling then? How dare you?
41:23🔗GuestNo, no. You're judging other people. Yes, you never know. Pussy politician retard.
41:28🔗DrewIt's all just a function of the social environments. Our fault that they're really are.
41:32🔗GuestI know. Look, we ever have a chance to stop the teenage pregnancy problem, to stop the welfare problem, to stop the drug problem, to stop the crime problem, to stop the dependency on substance problem, to stop the prison crowding, to stop the abuse problem? Is there any chance of ever making a dent on any of this stuff as long as we just let the Kalas just run wild in the world? Treat her. She's the same as an Ace student. Nobody wants to get to her. Nobody wants to get the birth control. No one wants to get the counseling. Just go right ahead, baby.
42:34🔗GuestWe can force you to put a front license plate on your car. You can have a drop five grand worth of permits. You want to put a garage edition on. You can do everything. And that whole part where it's like, well, yeah, it's a slippery slope and the government gets involved. The government gets involved. They already take one third to one half of all the money you make. Get involved. Get involved.
42:58🔗GuestI give them 45 bucks for every 100 bucks I make. Get involved. I think they're involved.
43:03🔗DrewBut they let you do whatever you want to your house.
43:05🔗GuestSure. I can grow a pot plant in my back.
43:25🔗DrewI know, really, if the Minutemen of 1770 had any idea what the modern man would put up with.
43:33🔗GuestIf we brought those founding fathers and those Minutemen, they would just put their toe on their musket trigger and just blow their goddamn heads off, it'd be three-corner hats flying everywhere.
44:35🔗GuestWell, I was on a job and I was trying to put some forms together and when we got to the point where we were filling it with concrete, a part of it blew out and I was trying to move really fast. I did have my gloves on and I was trying to scoop it back up into the forms.
44:58🔗GuestEver since then, I tried to clean it off really good but it just started drying up and cracking and bleeding and all that.
45:06🔗GuestWhat about it, Drew, but three years ago?
45:09🔗GuestRight, I was trying to keep lotion and it...
45:12🔗GuestDrew, what happens? Then that becomes like a permanent thing, right?
45:17🔗DrewIt's a chronic dermatitis at least, but there may be ways they can deal with that, I mean with the various kinds of steroid creams and injections possible.
45:22🔗GuestBut it's not going to be just about moisturizing.
45:24🔗DrewOh, no, no, no, you need some heavy duty interventions.
45:27🔗GuestRight, so you need to go to the gynecologist.
45:36🔗GuestYou're starting to question your sexuality?
45:38🔗GuestYes, I've been gay for as long as I can remember. And my first experience was when I was 12. But lately for about the past year, year and a half, I've been questioning that maybe I might be straight.
46:40🔗DrewSee how you feel, but the fact is you may have some confusion about your sexual identity and that might be better suited to a little bit of treatment also while you try these things out.
46:47🔗GuestWell, therapy wouldn't hurt. Here's the deal. Don't get anyone pregnant. Don't get AIDS. Don't get the Hep C.
46:54🔗DrewSexual abuse under the age of 12 can screw with your compass and make it difficult for you to know what you are. Some men could end up being gay. Some men continue to be heterosexual, but some are just confused and you seem to be in that confused category.
48:13🔗GuestBob Saget, iced tea. That just sounds like a drink. You have the Bob Saget iced tea like, you know, they have the Arnold Palmer. That's the iced tea and the lemonade.
48:54🔗GuestLearn to improvise, buddy. Yeah, so you got the Tiger Woods, which is the diet coke and the regular coke, and then you got the Bob Saget iced tea.
49:26🔗GuestYeah. But that the point is, is they really drink this. I mean, they'll order it. You know what I mean? They're not interested in, you know, Beef Motto and Tab. You know, they're not actually order it.
50:28🔗DrewWell, there's a little correlation. Is there any other things going on in your life, biologically? You want any birth control pills or medication?
50:35🔗GuestI've been on birth control pills for a couple of years.
50:49🔗DrewAll right. So we were, I think, reasonable to think that it's the vibrator. How about in your relationship? Has this been with one guy the whole time?
51:49🔗GuestHere's all I'm saying, Drew. You know, when you say to someone like, well, you know, they make the proclamation. Some relationship's not going well. And you go, well, what's not going well about it? They go, I really don't know. Yeah. That's great radio. Fantastic. Thanks for calling the show, idiot. What the F's that mean? I really, what am I gonna do? Squeeze you like a bar rag? And here's the thing. You really don't know? Good, pow, you're gone. Fine. You don't know? Well, I guess we can't get anywhere then.
52:18🔗DrewWe certainly can if you don't have the intelligent.
52:20🔗GuestI don't have a crystal ball, so you don't know. So there's nothing we can do. So we're just going back long enough to find out whether she was abused in any way to see if that's what made me angry. Jessica?
53:04🔗GuestOkay. You're gone. Well, not abuse. There you go. Look, here's the deal, everybody. You guys are like a crappy book with no pictures and a cover that the dog vomited on. You think I'm going to reach for you?
53:23🔗GuestGood. Go F yourself. Fantastic. We don't have to talk. You're trying to entice me into talking. You're like, oh, not by a family member. Drew, what do you think?
54:50🔗GuestOkay. And, um, what happened was I started getting, like, kind of weird, like, ulcer things in the back of my throat, but they don't even hurt. And then I started getting, like, fevers and stuff. And I was wondering if that's, like, an STD.
55:04🔗GuestCould be. Where do you, where do you meet these guys?
57:33🔗DrewWell, okay, you get a nice abscess back there and get arthritis from the gonorrhea. And they take you to the hospital and then they'll announce it in front of everybody when you have complications.
57:42🔗GuestOh, the GA system. Here's the thing, Rachel, where do you get arthritis?
57:51🔗DrewNo, they're monoarticular. This one joint at a time, they could swell up like crazy.
57:54🔗GuestJust elbow, elbow, around, around where it is.
57:57🔗DrewTypically knee, elbow, wrist travels down there. No, yeah, the bacteria actually goes.
58:01🔗GuestHey, Rachel, here's the deal, baby doll. You can't have it both ways. You can't be old enough to give oral to half of Orange County and be too young and naive to take yourself over to the clinic. Okay. You understand? Look, here's the thing. If you want to act like an adult and given six guys oral in five weeks time, I should say is acting like an adult. Where are those adults? Where were they?
58:30🔗GuestThe point is you're acting like an adult, fine. Now you have to go take care of, clean up your mess. You got to go to Planned Parenthood. Get yourself over there. Believe me, if you're motivated, you can do anything you want.
58:43🔗DrewThis could be herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea, a lot of different things.
58:47🔗GuestAll right. And then stop it. Look, you want to get back at your parents, be successful and then abuse them on the radio. I mean, you know what I'm saying. Know what I'm saying?
59:02🔗GuestThat's all you have to do. It's payback time now, baby. Yeah. That's the sound it makes. She's giving them moral. Where do you want to go, Drew?
59:13🔗DrewI was thinking that five has been on hold for 80 minutes. All right.
59:23🔗GuestI just want to thank you guys. You were sharing your parents to me at a vulnerable stage and through five years of therapy and almost there. So thank you for that. That's about it.
59:35🔗GuestThanks, Jason. Well, that's all I want to say.
1:00:12🔗GuestYeah. That's decent. That's why, Mrs. We gotta be us. We don't get to mix us. Maybe if we rained on the hole and jumped and smashed into each other. During the break.
1:01:22🔗GuestYeah, my dog blew gas tonight and my wife is like, Molly farted. I'm like, yeah, all right. And then she picked up a pillow, throw a pill and start fainting at me and goes, you see, you see, how do you like it? I was like, what is this? I got to go to work. I'll then come home to the dog farting on me. And I didn't smell the dog farting. So you got to blow it on me. You see how you like it? See how you like it? See what it's like?
1:02:29🔗DrewBecause this business of being anxious and not really under knowing the person well and a lot of awkwardness and pressure on. Yeah, people either ejaculate too quickly or not at all or under just it's always uncomfortable.
1:02:42🔗GuestWell, the other thing too is you've beaten off 13,000 times for every one time you've been in a woman.
1:02:50🔗DrewTimes 25. Yeah, that's it. 25 to 13,000.
1:02:58🔗GuestIt's like it's like a sport. It's like your penis spends all day every day since age 13 in the batting cage. And then once you know why can't hit a golf ball. Right. You've got to go out to the driving range. You got to pick up a club and put down the bat. That's all you do. Plus, like we've talked about and it's been a little while, guys get into that weird thing where they get in their own weird masturbatorial thing sometimes. Here's a shove it between the mattress in the box spraying, to hump the beanbag chair, do it in the shower, whatever. You're standing up, the water's running on your back or you're humping the side of the mattress. Then all of a sudden you're in a woman, totally different position, totally different sensation, right?
1:03:46🔗GuestNow, for some guys and I would say the marginal majority of guys, that makes them go faster because it's that much more exciting and that much more sensitive.
1:04:20🔗GuestWell, apply that principle to anything. Are you going to be any good at it? Is it going to work? Are you going to get the desired outcome? It's great radio, Drew, when you know.
1:05:36🔗GuestUm, so about a year ago, I lost my virginity to a lesbian.
1:05:44🔗DrewAnd did you know she was a lesbian at the time?
1:05:47🔗GuestI knew she was lesbian at the time, yeah. And like, I come from like a family where it's like, like having sex is basically like the worst thing you could ever do in your life.
1:06:36🔗GuestUm, like the day I found out she was a lesbian is the day we ended up having sex.
1:06:40🔗DrewHow did you find out she was a lesbian?
1:06:42🔗GuestWe were like sitting like about to eat. And I like, I was just like completely like asking like a little kid. I was like, hey, so ever kiss the girl? And she's like, yeah. I'm like, oh, cool. And like never like ever kiss the guy before me. And she's like, no. And then like, eventually like we just kept talking. I was like, and then she's like, yeah, I'm gay. And I was like, oh, okay. And like that really freaked me out because like my first girlfriend, my first kiss, like everything's with this girl. And then we ended up having sex that night.
1:07:16🔗GuestBecause like she was just like laying there and like right when I did it, like I could tell she didn't like it. And then I like, I threw up immediately.
1:07:29🔗GuestOf course. It was horrible because she clearly wasn't into it. She was lying there like a corpse. And, you know, I came 20 minutes. I had three times actually.
1:07:50🔗GuestI think a woman has a horrible sexual experience.
1:07:52🔗DrewThere's not a female version of that. Is there?
1:07:54🔗GuestNo, it's not like there's some woman that says like, I felt like I was being raped. It was horrible. The guy was unresponsive. I had four orgasms. Doesn't exist. Guy, pow, squeeze one off anyway.
1:08:17🔗GuestI would take that personally if I was a chick. The guy was in the bathroom just cracking.
1:08:20🔗DrewYeah, yeah. And by the way, trying to do it four more times means he did it four more times and still didn't like it.
1:08:27🔗GuestYeah, like we did it and I was just so like sitting there and like I mean not really just like ever since then now like when it comes to the point with a girl or like when we're about to have sex, like I can't do it.
1:08:37🔗GuestWell, how, what do you mean ever since then? How often?
1:08:43🔗DrewWell, why don't you form a relationship with somebody and kind of see where that goes?
1:08:46🔗GuestObviously, I have like this one girl like I've had a really long term relationship with her and like we've tried dating on and off and so like when it finally came to the point where we were like, ready to like have sex, like when it got to the point where I was like supposed to like you know stick my thing in I couldn't like it just freaks me out and like I want to just like vomit again like it just.
1:09:06🔗DrewYeah, your parents are in your great service.
1:09:07🔗GuestYeah, your parents are freaked you out. You're way up in your head and they had this bad experience and now it's weird because it's like eating some food when you're you know sick and you know made you sick and now it's burnt. It's seared in your psyche. Yeah. And you know everyone knows that that if you have you know I threw up from drinking white wine once and I eat that. Well, actually I can't.
1:09:31🔗GuestWell, it took me a while to bust through, but I'm a you know I'm a trooper, I'm a champion.
1:09:35🔗DrewWell, and men men are good about that too, so he'll probably get to break through as well.
1:09:39🔗GuestYeah, here's the thing. Bear down, focus, and then break through. And then once you break through, you're fine.
1:09:46🔗DrewOr decide you're going to fall back in line with your values and do not have sex with somebody until you're married, period. And then work it out with that person. If that's how it works with your culture and your religious beliefs, yeah, that's fine.
1:10:04🔗GuestYou're 20, you went to community college, and you're smart.
1:10:08🔗GuestYeah, I just wanted to say you guys do a great show, and I really enjoy listening. And there are smart people who listen, and smart people who call in, and smart people in community college.
1:10:19🔗GuestI know. Look, like we talked about before, there are people that are from broken families, that are sexually abused, that go on to be Oprah Winfrey. Yeah. That's called the exception, not the rule. Most of people in junior college are idiots. Yeah. And here's the deal. I'm running this country, I'm just playing the numbers. I'm not worried about the two guys who are there that are actually smart. I'm worried about the 2,000 idiots that are wasting everyone's time and money. That's what I'm focusing on. Yes, you're a smart one. The other 150 people we talked to go to junior college over the course of 6 months are idiots. That's why they're at junior college, they're horrible students. They're wasting everyone's time, most importantly, their own.
1:11:04🔗DrewFor the nursing students, or they're from another country.
1:11:05🔗GuestLike I said, I make exceptions for crazy nationalities and nursing students. White guys, you just want to go there?
1:11:13🔗GuestAs far as your whole hang up about like, how bad it is with modern society and sexual abuse, that's been going on for a long time. And now we've become able to recognize that that's a problem.
1:11:38🔗DrewGeorge, listen to me. When someone has been sexually abused, there's about a 60% chance that they're going to act out on children too, and they don't act out on one. So this is a, this is an epidemic that has exponential growth built into it. So it is something that since the sexual revolution, so to speak, the mores have been loosened, and this thing has been cut loose, and it is spreading wildly. Kids are doing it to their kids, adults are doing it to kids, and then they go out and do it again, not to one person, so it's not arithmetic. They do it to dozens of people, so it has a profound growth built into it. Until something very powerful is done to stop it, it's going to continue to grow.
1:12:18🔗GuestI'd say, you guys are working towards a solution.
1:12:21🔗DrewYeah, but I don't believe this is like, oh, this has always been the same, we're just discussing it now. No, it's not always been as bad as this. It really has not. It may be in certain times of history it has been, but we're going through a bad one right now.
1:12:36🔗GuestThanks, Drew. All I'm saying is keep on keeping on and you're doing a good job.
1:12:39🔗GuestThanks, buddy boy. We'll see you at the four-year university.
1:13:05🔗GuestWell, you've really made a point. Appreciate that. He went to community college and is smart. Here's the thing. Yeah. Let me tell you the good thing about life.
1:13:23🔗DrewI need some information like that right now.
1:13:24🔗GuestThere's a sort of Darwinistic, strong survive will weed you out kind of part of life, which is very important, which is why people love sports. I do believe because wanting to play professional football doesn't doesn't enable you to play professional football. Your dad being the coach doesn't enable you to play professional football. Your dad owning the team doesn't enable you to play professional football. No, it does not.
1:13:54🔗DrewI mean doesn't it doesn't enable you to play well? Maybe it will suit up to the sidelines.
1:13:58🔗GuestThere's never a guy in the team whose dad owns the team. Right, never happens.
1:14:10🔗GuestIt's pure. Now the thing about junior college, come one, come all. You're a college student, come on down. We'll never cut you. This is a team where you never get cut. Come on down, hang out, do whatever you want. You'll always be a college student. You'll always be a player. You'll always be a ball player. We'll never cut you. You know what that breeds?
1:14:48🔗GuestAll right, I'm gonna watch that tonight. Well, I saw Tommy Therose.
1:14:51🔗DrewSweet guy. We've always liked Tommy, but Tommy Lee is dumb as a...
1:14:57🔗GuestYeah, but here's the thing about Tommy. What's a drummer? What do you want? Done a ton of drugs. Here's the thing. There are certain guys that are sweet guys. Tommy Lee is a sweet guy.
1:15:54🔗AdamTake a quick break. Be right back after this. Ready for something new? Try Durex tingling condoms. There's sex, and then there's Durex.
1:16:28🔗GuestYeah! That's Dr. Drew. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191-er. Got a little TV show on Comedy Central right now. It's a good show tonight. So you may want to watch it. Don't turn the radio off. Just turn on Comedy Central. Give it a look. Where are we going here, Drew?
1:17:05🔗GuestOkay. I wanted to know. My boyfriend has little bumps on his penis, and he said it was nothing, but now I'm noticing some bumps on me. I was wondering, is it possible to get more from more contact with him or if I have it, do I just have it?
1:17:28🔗DrewNo. It just spreads. You can get it in different spots by having more contact with him. But once you got it, it will spread. And the question, though, becomes, how does he know he doesn't have anything? He said it was nothing. Why would he know that?
1:17:40🔗GuestI don't know. He said that when he got with his last girlfriend, who was the only person he's been with since me, that they were both tested and they were both clean. And I know that I haven't had anything. So I, and he said that it was just, it's kind of bumps going up the underside of his penis. And he says that.
1:18:03🔗DrewWell, it could, it could be the pearly penile papules. It doesn't have to be warts. It's suspicious that you have something, but just because he has little bumps, it doesn't necessarily mean a darn thing. So, you know, certainly you should get checked out. You're sexually active with them. You should have regular pap smears. And if you do have the warts, they will be doing things to screen extra carefully for the potential of cervical cancer. There's a vaccine for this stuff coming soon. It's going to be earth changing when that comes out.
1:19:37🔗DrewThen they do a lot of growing of tumors in the abdomen of mice and seeing what happens to the tumor when they throw things at it.
1:19:43🔗GuestWeird that we share stuff with vermin.
1:19:45🔗DrewWell, that makes sense as a trajectory, an evolutionary trajectory from one mammal through the next.
1:19:50🔗GuestWell, yeah. You know, monkeys, I can see, but mice and turtles seem like about the same to me. Seems like the turtles further up the food chain.
1:20:27🔗GuestI got with my first boyfriend when we worked. He was 12 and I was 14. I have compared every guy I've been with to him, even dated guys, because they look like him. What the sad thing is, is he ended up dying.
1:21:14🔗GuestNo, he wasn't necessarily a heroin addict. I know he smoked a lot of pot, but he drank that much.
1:21:20🔗DrewIngrid, you don't just... no, no, no. You're missing a lot of the story. People do not get their hands on methadone unless they're going to a methadone clinic and taking opiates regularly, and they take high doses all the time. There's something very wrong with this story. So he was a severe... he died of addiction, not an inadvertent methadone overdose. He died of addiction. That's how people die in addiction. They take more than their body can handle, they stop breathing, and that's that. That's one of the ways. There are many others.
1:21:50🔗GuestBut it's lovely that everyone gets to just say, oh, it's like a freak occurrence, as if it could happen to anyone at any time. Then what lesson do we learn? Well, no lesson.
1:22:00🔗DrewNo lesson because it could happen to anyone. Someone could hand you some stuff and then pow.
1:22:04🔗GuestWhat we learn is everything happens for a reason. We learn nothing because everyone BS's all the time.
1:22:33🔗GuestYeah, no, he needed this guy in the back. He needed him to help him.
1:22:39🔗GuestI think that he did it to save us kids, us young stupid kids in our age group who are going to do drugs and who are going to drink and do cocaine and take ecstasy and say, hey, you know what? I'm Superman. It's not going to kill me. When you know what? That one line could kill you. The second guy I was ever with.
1:22:58🔗GuestWell, that's what God does. He makes examples of certain people to save other children.
1:23:02🔗GuestThe second guy I was ever with I got when I was 17 after I broke up with.
1:23:27🔗Guest5,000 years ago, you were a genius. See what I'm saying? You just build a time machine, go back 5,000 years, you guys would all be smart. Yeah. Well, he's got a plan. He's got to be needed. There's work for him to do. I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Yes, I do.
1:23:42🔗DrewSo, Anger, what was the other thing? You've got a new boyfriend at 17.
1:24:24🔗GuestThe second guy I've ever been with died from a pill overdose on the other side of the country. The only people I've ever loved.
1:24:31🔗DrewWell, Ingrid, Ingrid, so you're also, in addition to addiction, you have severe codependency, untreated codependency. And every time you get involved with a drug addict, you're getting involved with people that have terminal disease.
1:25:09🔗DrewAll my patients are good people, they're also severe drug addicts.
1:25:11🔗GuestAll right, what's your mom doing right now?
1:25:14🔗GuestShe's working, she works to support my little brother. She supports my five-year-old daughter and me and my pregnant self. She's doing everything she can right now. If it wasn't for my mother, I don't know where I'd be. I quit doing alcohol and drugs, and now I talk to my mother 20 times a day, which is absolutely...
1:25:35🔗GuestYou want to know where we'd be as a society? In a little better shape.
1:25:40🔗DrewSo you also talk to your sponsor 10 times a day?
1:25:43🔗GuestI talk to my sponsor maybe three times a week.
1:25:54🔗GuestWith the baby of the second guy who's gone or the first guy's gone?
1:26:00🔗GuestThe first guy who died that died June. It might possibly be his. But unfortunately, I really don't think so. I got involved in a domestic violence relationship and the man tried to kill me. He's an alcoholic. He's severely abusive emotionally to me, bad mouth me and I'm hitting on him.
1:26:24🔗GuestWell, slowly. I'm never wrong. I'm never wrong. Jewish, Jewish family Catholic. I say, I'm just a blaster. I'm never wrong. I'm never wrong. You know, my instincts, Drew, you know, my instincts are good.
1:26:41🔗DrewI know this one. Just angry. I tell you, you also need your bipolar condition treated.
1:26:50🔗DrewYeah, I know you're bipolar and it's untreated right now. So you've got to take care of that or you will use again.
1:26:58🔗GuestDo me a favor with this kid when it comes out. Just go ahead and leave it at the hospital. Would you please, please let somebody adopt this kid. Put it in a basket, float it down the Nile.
1:27:26🔗GuestYeah, I know. It's funny. Oh, what a crazy notion. Your two boyfriends OD. You got the domestic violence guy who may have crapped his seed into you. Now you're going to crap this kid out. What a crazy notion that this kid is going to be anything other than pristine and have a great childhood with you idiots at the helm. How about get rid of the kid? Just let somebody adopt the kid. Let somebody knows what they're doing. You don't know what you're doing. You're a mess.
1:27:52🔗GuestThere's time for change. I mean, we're doing everything I can. Yeah.
1:27:56🔗GuestYou'll change when you're 43 and the kid's 21 and he's in the joint. Just let somebody raise the kid. Let somebody knows what they're doing. Let some couple raise the kid.
1:28:08🔗GuestLook, I feel sorry for all of you, just like I feel sorry for guys that were sexually abused until they start committing crimes. Then, they go from victim to victimizer and that's when the pity stops. I feel sorry for Ingrid, but Ingrid's gonna bring another kid into the family whose dad is either an abuser or deceased and the kid's gonna become our business. Pray to Christ, it's a girl, so we get a nice stripper, another chick getting into porn and not a guy, so you wanna get some violent street offender. Be awesome if they just have chicks, although then they can hatch more idiots. But it just lets somebody raise the kid. Can't do that. It's out of the question. It becomes insane.
1:28:54🔗DrewYou're judging again, Adam. How dare you? You're profiling and judging.
1:28:58🔗GuestNow here's the thing. Back when society was a little more put together, they just grabbed the kid and just give it away. That's it. You're unfit. You're unfit. You can't raise this kid any more than you can drive a school bus with a bunch of D.U.I.s. We're not going to let you do it. Society is going to intervene. All right. Drew's uninterested.
1:29:22🔗DrewI'm not interested. I'm just overwhelmed.
1:29:24🔗GuestYou're overwhelmed with your magazine.
1:29:26🔗DrewNo, I just get to check out at some point.
1:29:28🔗GuestIt's like, oh, thanks, buddy. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back after this.
1:29:35🔗GuestThe phone number for Loveline is 1-800-LOVE-191.
1:30:06🔗GuestWell, I have a question. I, in 23, I've never been able to have sex with just a man or a woman. I've only been able to have sex in three ways. I normally go for men, but every once in a while, I'll find a woman attractive, and I'll hang out with her. But when it comes time to eventually like the point relationship where you have sex, I feel like I have to bring like somebody else into like, I can't just do it with one person.
1:31:39🔗GuestAha. Everything cool with him or is he a workaholic?
1:31:43🔗GuestNo, they were great. He's been retired for the last 20 years, so.
1:31:48🔗DrewToo much to add. So what were we about to tell us? You're going to explain something.
1:31:53🔗GuestWell, no. I'll date someone for a few months and be fine instantly with them, but then when it's about time to have sex, I don't know why I don't know, but it's because I enjoy both.
1:32:05🔗GuestIt's weird. No, I'm getting back to this intimacy thing. Did your dad ever cheat on your mom?
1:32:11🔗GuestNo, never. They never even fought in my whole life. I've never even argued.
1:32:14🔗DrewThen go ahead and cut it out. It may have something to do with the fact that it's like-
1:32:19🔗DrewYeah. When people like have a rape, they go out and do stuff a bunch over and over again. You go ahead and have sex with a guy by yourself. Force yourself to do that with somebody you really like and enjoy being around, and I bet that will undo things.
1:33:10🔗GuestYesterday I encountered somebody that said he was sexually addicted and actually goes to classes for it to get help. And I don't understand how somebody can be sexually addicted. I mean, I can understand methamphetamines, cocaine.
1:34:11🔗GuestWell, that's it, everyone. Jared Leto in here tomorrow night, and then Bob Saget on Thursday night. Until next time, this is Adam Carolla for Dr. Drew saying, Mahalo.
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