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0:21🔗VoiceoverThat's right, I'm Dr. Drew, the phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. This is Loveline and in-studio A-F-I. Hi, David Havoc, Jade Puget, guys. Not yet. Get them on those mics. I guess we had a few technical difficulties.
1:16🔗AFIThat's about two hours north of San Francisco, but we live in the Bay Area now.
1:22🔗AFIWe started in Ukiah in 1991, the band formed there in 1991. And then in 1993, we moved to Berkeley, and we've been based out of Berkeley ever since.
2:17🔗AFIWhich you can hear the sample where it says, you know, like, what happened to John? John bought a goat farm, moved to Ukiah. And when you saw that movie in Ukiah...
2:31🔗DrewYou guys were very excited when you were in Ukiah. That was said.
2:34🔗AFIThe theater cheered. It was amazing. It was Ukiah's moment of glory. It did, really. Other than that, there's not much that Ukiah is known for. Jim Jones was pretty close to there with the Kulah. No kidding.
2:47🔗AFIHis church was actually in the Ukiah Valley, his original church.
3:01🔗AFIYeah, and actually my friend Charlie Manson, when he was hitchhiking down through Northern California, fixed my friend's grandma's fence. It was kind of like day labor style.
3:17🔗AFII think the cult's out of there. I think the Mooneys, too, were in that area in the 70s.
3:22🔗AFIAnd the whole poly class thing, I'm sure you remember that. That was 20 minutes away from where we lived. Oh, no kidding, oh my goodness. That was sketchy. We used to drive to shows. I remember we had to drive from Ukiah to Berkeley to the Bay Area and San Francisco to see shows every weekend, which was like a two hour drive. I remember thinking we had driven by... This is not a happy topic.
3:46🔗DrewLet us switch topics. Now I went on your website. I went on your website. It's a very cool sort of home page. And then it says visit the old website, which was also awesome. Why is there a new website?
3:57🔗AFIWell, the old one was kind of been around since the last record. And the new one with like the white and the fog, that's a temporary site until our record comes out. And then we'll have even a third newer one that you can visit because I know that you sit on our message board when you're not on the radio. Me, me, me. Yes, yes, you, you, Drew.
4:23🔗DrewDR000. All right, well, David Havoc, Jbeauty, they are AFR. Let's get some calls here. There's a question right for you guys to begin with. Doreen is 19.
6:04🔗AFIWell, last week, my boyfriend's royal sister brought me over to the house. And he was just getting home from work and this girl dropped him off. And he swore that he like said that he wasn't going to hang around with her. I didn't even tell him that, like he didn't have to hang out with her or anything. But he didn't. And so, yeah, she dropped him off and then we go and have sex and after we're done, he tells me that he thinks she's fallen in love with someone else and for that girl and I guess she works with him or whatever.
6:40🔗DrewThat's a shame. That's bad. That's the end of that, right?
6:43🔗AFIWell, yeah. Well, and so I was all broken hearted and everything and then he all called me back and told me he wants me back.
6:52🔗DrewNo, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. Don't play that game. Come on. By the way, you're 27. You're 14. Let's go. How long have you been with this guy?
7:14🔗DrewWell, first of all, you know you're not supposed to form relationships for the first year of recovery. The only kinds of relationships that come out of treatment for chemical dependency are basically hostage relationships. They're life preservers. They don't work. Either you both get loaded again or the relationship doesn't work. That's basically only two choices.
7:34🔗DrewWhich one we got here, both? You're loaded and the relationship isn't working?
7:37🔗AFIWell, we're both clean right now. He did a year in Joe and I just spent six months and we're both clean right now. I mean, like chemical use and stuff.
8:28🔗DrewSo you're not even in the program. So you get yourself a sponsor. Come on, get yourself a sponsor. Start the step work. Stop using drugs and alcohol and follow your sponsor's direction. Do not focus on this relationship. You have a life threatening condition. Focus on that. Another AFI question. This is 16. Carolina.
9:01🔗CallerBut I couldn't go to concerts because my mom wouldn't let me. So I've moved here and you guys don't come. Do you think you'd be touring here when your new album comes out?
9:08🔗AFIDid you move to Arizona specifically to see us?
9:11🔗CallerNo. We moved because we have family down here.
9:16🔗AFIIt would have been a good place to move to see us though. Because in reality we have to say there are a lot.
9:19🔗AFIWe do. It's just when our new record comes out, which is going to be after the first of the year, sometime in the spring, let's say. We're going to be touring in the US a lot, so we'll definitely be in Arizona.
9:31🔗DrewHe's going to headline? He's going to tour with somebody else? How's that going to work?
10:07🔗All right, about eight months ago I had a hernia and I had that removed. Yeah? Well, like right after the surgery I noticed that my left testicle was like higher up in my scrotum than my right testicle and I was wondering if there's some problems or if I should use the left testicle.
10:29🔗DrewIsn't that normal? We're going to send you to the hospital right now. No, it is normal, yes. Plus, when they have to do the surgery, they can tack things down a little bit so they don't quite hang as loosely as they did before. It's fine. It's normal. It's normal for there to be a different position, a different hang, different size. That's normal. What do you guys want to tell me? What do you got?
10:48🔗AFICan I ask you this? I was talking to my friend who was talking about getting a sex change and he was talking about how they can do the whole snip-tuck-roll thing but be fully functional.
11:04🔗AFITo be fully functional, not to reproduce but as far as orgasms go and sensation and all that and someone was kicking some realistics about stomach lying.
11:12🔗AFIYou know so many people right now are going like oh a friend.
11:30🔗DrewThis is how they do those procedures. Yes, there is obviously some function there but I've not dealt with a lot of these people. I've met a number of them and I've had a number of them in the hospital over the years and they seem, they report that they are happy with the function.
11:46🔗AFIWow, so that's actually true. You can have like an orgasm with your girl gear.
13:49🔗AFIAnd, well, we went to the concert. We've been together for eight months. And we went to the concert on Saturday night. And we usually only really talk to each other like seriously once a week.
14:04🔗AFIDo you see each other more than that? Any friend from speaking?
15:06🔗DrewYeah, I'm sure. And this guy is no charmer either.
15:13🔗AFINo, he's made me feel really good about myself. He's really the first man that I can take my clothes off and find out without turning the lights off.
15:23🔗DrewThat's good but I'm not sure you've chosen the right guy to have that kind of feeling about because.
15:30🔗AFIWe went to a mudvane concert on Saturday night the 26th of November. And I haven't seen or talked to him since. And it's now what, Thursday? And he hasn't called me and both his phones had been shut off. And I called his sister in the middle of the week or last Saturday. And I told her that I haven't talked to him in a week. And I just wanted to know what was going on. And she said that both his numbers had been changed and he hasn't called me since Saturday.
16:01🔗DrewHe's a loser. Amber, come on. He's a 30 year old guy dating an 18 year old. Please come on. And he's dating a bunch of them and he's making you, you know, stringing you along with a bunch of platitudes that mean nothing and treating you like crap and now disappearing. To me this disappearing act is totally consistent with who this guy is. I'm sorry. I'm glad you derived something positive from the relationship. Now move on. Gentlemen, you agree?
16:49🔗CallerYeah. My boyfriend Pablo. He wants to have sex, which I have no problem with whatsoever. But he wants to have sex in cemeteries and morgues and stuff like that and it creeps me out and I don't know what to do about it.
18:09🔗DrewI know. Well, we had a call once. Listen to this gentleman. You'll appreciate this. We had a guy who called up and said, he doesn't understand why women freak out so much when they find out what he was in jail for. We said, you mean that you're in jail? No, no, no. What I was in jail for? What were you in jail for? Well, I stole a head. He broke into a mausoleum and twisted a head off a lady and took it home as a decoration for his snake's aquarium. Wow, a pivotal point that you decided.
18:51🔗DrewNo, no. Oh, yeah. We talked to him for quite a while. All of his siblings, his mom, was in jail. That was already found. He'd been beaten. It was a mess. Couldn't you tell by the quality of his voice?
19:03🔗AFIYeah, you could hear it. In the words of our Orange Family friends, that is gnarly.
19:09🔗DrewSo what Anderson is suggesting, Vanessa, is maybe that was Pablo talking to us.
19:14🔗CallerI don't know. I doubt it because I don't think he's ever called a Loveline.
19:17🔗DrewNo, and never stole a head either, right?
19:19🔗AFIThe head party did, but he never called a Loveline.
19:44🔗DrewOh no, come on. Come on, this is the time.
19:46🔗AFIOkay, this guy that I know was in... He's kind of like a homeless punk living in New Orleans. And he was in this kind of bad part of town, which is not hard to do in New Orleans. And he was talking on a phone at a phone booth and this guy kind of shambled up, this... looked like a bum, kind of older guy. And he had this paper bag and he just kind of stopped and was staring at the guy. My friend was kind of getting freaked out. He just reached in the bag and pulled out this head and it was all sandy like he had dug it up with the peat or something. And it was just like this head. It wasn't like a skull, it was like this head of a similar guy. And he just kind of showed it to him and looked at him and put it back in and kind of shambled off.
21:54🔗DrewAFI in the studio. It's Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191. We have Alisa calling in about whether or not she's had genital warts even though she's never had sex. That will be an interesting question. We've got more calls for AFI. They're in the studio. Davey Havoc, Jade Puget. They're here tonight taking your calls. We're going to take a little break and please give us a call. You can talk to these guys and we'll be right back. That's right, Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, Davey Havoc, Jade Puget here from AFI. Tell me about this MySpace Records Volume 1. How did that come about?
25:02🔗AFII appreciate that it was worth it. What's the drug worth it or not?
25:08🔗I got this job that I really, really, really, really want to get, and unfortunately, the worst part of it is that I'm kind of getting it through like a family friend connection, so if I don't pass my drug test, I'm panicking to find out, and then I'm totally, totally screwed. It's hot. The only thing that would show up on it is just some weed, but...
25:37🔗Oh, last night. I just found out that I was going to be tested today, like literally about two hours ago. So I drank like 19 glasses of water and threw the entire pot of coffee because I heard that it was good to drink diuretics.
25:53🔗AFIOkay, you got to take the coffee grounds and mix it with like cream, like cream, like thick heavy cream from a cow. Mix it up, kind of grind it up, and then throw a riot in there, and then drink about like a gallon of that. You'll be fine.
26:31🔗DrewFor the most part. All right. So first thing you don't want to do is make sure you don't lose any weight or exercise excessively for the next couple of days.
26:37🔗CallerI wouldn't have to worry about me exercising.
26:39🔗DrewWell, you're not going to be stuck on the couch high for the next couple of days. I hope you're going to have enough. Oh hell no.
26:46🔗CallerI'm like freaking out about this. There's that will not be.
26:49🔗DrewYou could go into, you know, marijuana withdrawal could be pretty unpleasant too. You could pop into withdrawal in a few days. But anyway, let's assume you're taking the test. Yeah, they actually have fake penises and things with bladders.
26:59🔗CallerYeah, they had it on me and I don't know what one is.
27:00🔗DrewThey have like black ones and stuff. Yeah, they're all different colors to match your skin. It's the craziest damn thing. But you should know that we look for the temperature of the urine. We look for certain things about the pH. And if it looks like you've been adulterating it, that means it's positive.
27:14🔗CallerYeah, I've been reading stuff on the internet about like, well try to get a friend's urine, but make sure you microwave it to like 97 degrees or something like that. And I don't really want to carry around like a pouch of my friend's microwaved urine.
27:27🔗DrewLet's just see what happens. You're going to be, what, four days sober at that point? Why don't you try to cut down on the pot for a while after that? Let it be the beginning of something new.
27:37🔗CallerBut in the meantime, are any of those products that are all over the internet and like, pass your drug test 100% and you will be clear for five hours after you drink this stuff, does that work?
27:47🔗DrewYou know, honestly, people are so good at figuring out ways of goofing around with their urine that some of them might be, but mostly, you know, those of us that have to do the screening on people, we kind of catch on to it pretty quick. So most of it is detectable. And again, the evidence that you've been adultering it makes it a positive test.
28:06🔗CallerOkay. And then what about in the meantime? I mean, certain things that I shouldn't eat or should drink.
28:12🔗DrewJust eat well, lots of fluids and you should be okay.
28:15🔗AFIFor the most part, stay away from the pot brownies.
28:17🔗DrewYeah, pot brownies are no good. For the most part, three or four days, a lot of people, you can stay in your urine up to two weeks, but for the most part, three or four days, it can often clear. So, you may get lucky.
28:27🔗CallerOkay, so just drink a ridiculous amount of water and eat well.
29:00🔗AFII am in a mentally and verbally abusive relationship. Yeah, and I have been for three years. And it's gotten to a point where like my responses to him have been conditioned.
29:24🔗AFIWell, he's controlling, and he's like putting limits on what I can do and I can't do with my life. I've been in this for three years, and I'm young. I'm 21.
29:41🔗DrewOkay. The power and control is not a relationship. It's an exploitation. Power and control can feel satisfying. It can feel safe. It can feel a lot of things to you if you're used to those kinds of relationships growing up. But the fact is they're abusive, they're exploitative, and they cause a crazy bond. It tightens the bond of that person. These are this abuse of power and control stuff. You have to break that cycle and get out of there. You must leave this, cut it off cold, just get ready because this is not going to get better. It's going to get worse. These things don't get better unless both of you are actively engaged in a lot of treatment. You know, you read stories about what can happen to these relationships, right Jennifer?
30:18🔗AFII mean I used to watch talk shows when I was 16 and they said the women would say well because I love him and I always said well I wouldn't be one of those women but I'm young and I've been in this relationship for three years and I honestly don't see how it would be that easy for me to just you know, call him.
30:38🔗DrewIt's not easy. It's not easy but you're going to get some support, get some friends around you, maybe get a therapist, give you enough of a foundation of support to go and make this move because this is not going to get better.
30:54🔗DrewMaybe he was beaten as a child or maybe he, who knows? He's got his own psychological reasons for why he is this way. Usually women that seek this out, usually go for powerful men that maneuver with power and control as a way of maintaining the relationship and it makes you feel loved and safe because God knows maybe that's what you didn't have growing up or maybe you had too much of the same thing but it always devolves into really horrible situations. You've got to do something about this and you really can't, just like any other addiction, you can't do it by yourself. You need support, you need the people around you and you need to go cold turkey on this one.
31:29🔗AFIYeah, well, can I tell you about something else?
31:34🔗AFIWell, we had a conversation tonight and we're kind of in a long distance relationship and I'm going to school and what he does for his career, he needs to be where he is and if he wasn't there he wouldn't have his career. So I'm committed to my school and I signed up for next semester and I have to be there. There's a lot of benefits for me being there and he says he thinks I'm full of BS because I can't move up there and go to school and I work in a restaurant as a server.
32:09🔗DrewWhere are you going with this Jennifer? What's the deal? Get out of this relationship, run. What are you talking about?
32:15🔗AFIYou have the perfect situation anyway to get out of it.
32:17🔗AFIDistance is going to be the most easy way to separate the ties.
32:21🔗DrewListen to that thinking is going to be disturbed too. There's something very strenuous here. I'm committed to my school work but he thinks I will be schooled somewhere else. Okay? Perfect.
32:35🔗DrewHe's far away. He's far away. He's perfect. You have no trouble changing your phone number. Dan17, moving too by the way. He's trying to find you. Dan, you're on with AFI.
32:45🔗CallerHi. Oh my gosh. Thank you guys so much for everything you guys have done.
32:51🔗CallerAnyway, I was wondering, this giant puzzle that you guys have created with all the videos and the French puzzles and everything, is that something you guys are able to talk about?
34:31🔗DrewDo you, when you sort of see men with men, does it feel like a sort of power and control stuff? Do you feel like they're aggressing against each other?
34:45🔗DrewThere's always a safety factor there because you know you can't be with them. You know you're never going to be able to be in love with somebody who will never reciprocate that. So that's kind of a safe place to go. But it sounds like you have a relationship with men but then fantasize just purely from a sexual standpoint about the man on man sex, right?
35:01🔗Even when I'm being intimate with somebody, I kind of have to think about that even if I'm kind of imagining myself as a guy.
35:09🔗AFISo you're with a guy and you're envisioning maybe him being with another guy or just two other guys partying?
35:14🔗It doesn't matter. Just anything really. Just not a man and woman thing.
35:18🔗DrewDo you have any sexual identity issues? Do you ever feel like, when you're growing up, people tell you you're a dad or something, you should have been a boy?
35:27🔗DrewNothing like that. Okay. All right. Well, enjoy. Is it hurting anything?
35:32🔗Well, it's just kind of freakish and weird. I mean, I don't know.
35:36🔗DrewI really think it's just a way to keep you out of intimate relationships. It has some specific meaning for you. I don't know what that would be and you aren't helping us figure that out. But it just keeps you away from intimacy if you're just out there imagining something totally different than what you're involved with. It allows you to feel sexual. Let's hear a song. Yes? Yes, certainly. Tell them, I want you to introduce Rabbits Are Roadkill.
36:01🔗AFIYou want like a straight up like, this is a great introduction?
40:19🔗DrewThat's right, David Havoc, Jay Puget, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Give us a call and talk to these guys. We'll be right back after this brief set of commercials. AFI, the studio of David Havoc, Jay Puget, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1.
40:52🔗AFIHi. I had my first boyfriend recently. We broke up at the beginning of this year. And I went on a rampage and hooked up with like eight guys in the first four months after we broke up. And then after that I just kind of stopped. I started masturbating for the first time. And with all the guys, I had never gotten off ever. And when I started to get my stuff off, I lost desire to hook up with anyone. So I haven't had sex since then. And I'm just wondering if you think it's a phase or if there's something wrong with me now and I should get help or what?
41:32🔗AFIIt's better than hooking up with eight guys in four months. Try imagining two gay guys when you get a master's degree.
41:41🔗AFIAbsolutely. Eventually, I go through those periods and then I can't turn myself on anymore. And I just lose it. Then I start to just kind of bore myself.
42:14🔗AFIYeah. I kind of wanted to know about it and know that I was over him when I really wasn't. But I mean, we're still friends. It wasn't traumatizing or anything.
42:22🔗AFISo you were... She's a tramp now. I wish I had her back.
42:39🔗DrewYou were acting out. I guess there was something wrong with you at that time. You were depressed. You were grief stricken. You were sort of traumatized by all this. And you've come out of it with more knowledge about yourself and here you are on the other side doing okay. So kind of start dating again and find a relationship. Don't go rampaging.
42:55🔗AFIThe thing is though, I can't bring myself to even want to be with the guy now.
43:00🔗DrewI think that will settle down with time. I really do. You've gone from one extreme to the other. You've gone from rampaging as a way of dealing with this as a way of shutting down. Is there anything else we should know about you? Any trauma in your child when you were a child or anything? Anything that would be sort of resurfacing now?
43:18🔗AFINot really. I mean I don't talk to either of my parents but that's something that I've...
43:28🔗AFIShe thought I was doing drugs and having sex when I lost my virginity when I was 20 but she just thought I was doing a lot of stuff that I wasn't because I would go out and go to like shows and go to Hollywood all the time and assuming I was doing a lot of stuff that I wasn't doing.
43:45🔗AFIThey got the guy when I was like 15 and ever since then I didn't talk to him and recently he got sick so we kind of mended our relationship but it's still kind of rocky.
44:02🔗DrewOkay so this could all be somewhat of a continuation of the misery around the divorce really that was only a few years ago and your boyfriend was a way of sort of finding refuge from that. He was sort of your family at that point.
44:15🔗AFIYeah, he really was. Him and his friends were definitely like my family.
44:18🔗DrewHe dumps you and boy, you're s out of luck. You're just adrift and yes, you sort of regress and go into primitive means to try to regulate at that point. Sex and drugs are ways people do that. Now, you sort of land it again. Of course, you're fearful of intimacy because the fear is that you'll lose somebody again. But I think actually with time, if another year from now you still haven't established a relationship, then I definitely look into it. But a few more months or even weeks of just feeling shut down, that's adaptive I think. I think that's okay. All right?
45:05🔗DrewDavid Havoc, Jade Puget, AFI to say it right that time. 1-800-LOV-E-191. We're going to hear some more from probably from Sing the Sorrow when we come in the next hour. It's time for yet another break. We'll be right back. Dr. Drew Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191, joining me tonight in studio, a couple of Ukiah natives.
45:52🔗AFIJim Jones is dead, I believe. Oh, that's right.
45:54🔗DrewBut your uncle is, isn't your uncle a kick with him, you know?
45:57🔗AFINo, yeah, he's there. He'll smoke it out.
46:01🔗DrewDavid Havoc, Jade Pugick, AFI. Sing the Sorrows, the new album that we just heard in the last hour, Rabbits, our roadkill on Route 37. Let's go to the calls. This is Lisa 16. Lisa?
46:17🔗CallerWell, I'm nervous. I have these sores and they're like really gross and they start like pezzin out eventually and I don't know what they are.
46:47🔗DrewOh my goodness, Lisa. She paints an eloquent picture. The images are clear in my mind. Things that pus, or zit-like pus, are usually infected hair follicles or parathum glands. They're not STDs. Here's my thing, Lisa. Go see a doctor, get it properly treated. Hot baths will help in the meantime. But it may need some antibiotics. Sometimes these things even need to be drained. Sam, 21.
47:12🔗CallerHey, what's up, guys? I never thought I'd get through. Here you are.
47:25🔗DrewYou know, you guys actually, AFI gets a lot of that. What do you think? Do you intend that when you guys write songs? Or do you think what would have helped me, anything like that?
47:34🔗AFIIt's really, really, really flattering to hear that. Yeah, I bet. I mean, I don't know what to say. I think it's a result of kind of the honesty.
47:44🔗DrewBut is it intentional, the sense that you write stuff that, you know, obviously it's very personal, but would it have inspired you when you were younger? Do you think about those sorts of times in your life? Is it from that?
47:56🔗AFIIt's not quite. No, it's not quite that for me. I just kind of write what I feel. It's very, you know, it's very first person. And it's very kind of megalomaniacal, did I say that right? In that respect, in that it's, it's just my feeling so.
48:15🔗DrewDavid gets to act out his narcissism and you drive him.
48:21🔗AFIThe records that meant the most to me when I was younger were those honest speaking records, those records where you could really sense that the people were speaking from their hearts and you know.
48:30🔗CallerExactly. I think you're a really great writer anyways.
50:01🔗AFIIt actually came out. I was just one of the many voices of many puppets that were in the movie. I say that literally. It's an animated movie and there are puppets in it. Can you buy it? I think you can buy it soon. Yes. I think I saw something on Amazon and it was in the children's section. John Roker, who made the movie, is an amazing guy, for me a link. It's in the children's section in Amazon. It should not at all be in the children's section. It really should not be. But yes, it's a musical commentary on organized religion through making a musical out of the story of the Manson family. And it's like, it's all about Brothers Quaid, you know, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Mad Monster Party, it's that type of animation.
52:09🔗CallerI've been with my boyfriend for about a year now. And for the most part, the relationship is really good. We've only argued about one thing, and it's my male friend. And my male friend and I have been friends for four years now, and he's the first and only person I've ever been intimate with besides my boyfriend now. My boyfriend doesn't want me to talk to him. And I'm really having difficulties with this because I don't want to give up or lose a friendship. But I don't want to ruin my relationship with my boyfriend. And I was wondering if you have any suggestions on how I can help my boyfriend cope or understand the friendship better.
52:45🔗DrewGive us a little more details on the friendship. When did you sleep with him? How did that go down? What's the deal here?
52:54🔗CallerI met him when I was 16 and he was 19 and we dated for a while. Nothing ever happened because my mom told him she would go to jail if he ever touched me. So later on we continued our friendship and when I was 18, we ended up sleeping together.
53:11🔗CallerI'm 20 now. So he moved away to Vegas to go to school and pretty much like there was no relationship options, but we seem to have a really good friendship now, and for the most part that's what it is. I know that he wants to be with me, but he understands that I'm in a relationship and he wants a friendship with me too.
53:36🔗DrewThat is what freaks your boyfriend out. He knows that too.
53:42🔗AFIThe guy totally wants to be with you and the only reason you weren't in a relationship with him is because you had to separate for college and now he's back and he's in the mix and he's trying to work his way in.
53:51🔗AFIIf you're the boyfriend, do you really want your girlfriend to hang out with some guy that you know wants to be with her and get with her and is so attracted to her?
53:57🔗CallerHe doesn't know that my girlfriend wants to date me.
54:20🔗AFIHere's the thing though. If you really care about your boyfriend and you know that the guy who you want to be friends with is trying to get in your pants and you know that your boyfriend knows that, I mean, don't you think that's hurting him?
54:33🔗CallerI understand that point of view. I completely get it. I don't have a problem with him having female friends or anything like that. I'm a really trusting person.
54:44🔗DrewTaylor, you're in outer space. I'm sorry. You don't understand.
54:53🔗AFII'm sorry. Taylor, your boyfriend is wrong. He just needs to lighten up. It's totally okay for you to be in friends with your ex-lover who still has feelings for you.
55:03🔗DrewRight. Let's put it this way. He's flirting around and hanging out with a girl that he has had sex with. She's dying to have sex with him. Hanging out only because she wants to consummate this relationship. He just wants to be a friend. He just wants the friendship.
55:20🔗DrewStop. Come on. It says here you want to marry your current boyfriend. Whatever you do, don't do that. You're not ready. My God, you're playing games here. What are you talking about?
55:30🔗DrewI'm not saying you can't have a male friend. I'm saying this male friend is not a friend. This is a bullpen. This is keeping somebody around just in case it doesn't work out with your boyfriend.
55:40🔗AFIOn tap is what we call it in the industry.
55:42🔗DrewYes. Sorry, Taylor. Sorry about that. You should be able to have friends, but this guy is maybe not the guy for right now anyway.
55:52🔗AFII mean, unless you want to be with that guy.
55:54🔗DrewYeah, don't get married. Don't get married. Monique, 21. Monique, caller goes by Monique.
56:58🔗CallerI was going out with this guy and I had known him for a while. When we started going out, he started talking about these things he had been doing, like sacrificing animals for these demons he worshiped. At first I thought it was just a joke.
57:19🔗CallerBut I'm vegetarian and he knew I was. I told him that I would not be in a relationship with someone who did that kind of stuff. But he has now become friends with every single one of my friends. And I don't want to lose my friendships because I'm really close to these people. But I don't want to make a big deal out of it and I'm not sure what to do.
57:39🔗AFISo you're only concerned about the... you didn't care that he was worshipping demons and you didn't want him hurting animals?
58:17🔗CallerI broke it off. Like, we were friends for a few weeks, a few months. And then he asked me out and I said fine. And we were going out. And then like it got to the point where I actually believe him. And so I told him that it wasn't going to work out. And he got like really upset about it.
58:35🔗AFISo did he make it hard for you when you're trying to hang out with your friends?
58:38🔗CallerWell, he started hanging out with my friends that he never used to hang out with before.
58:47🔗DrewRight. He's settled being your friend. Yeah. He's your friend on acid. He's just going to be your friend. Just don't worry about it. Just stop dating him and that's fine.
58:57🔗AFIRecommend to him a band called Crash Worship.
59:03🔗AFIWell, turn him on to Crash Worship. It'll turn him around. I'm telling you. He's somebody who kills animals and worships demons and like and drops them.
59:08🔗CallerIt's just that because he's a really like bad person.
1:01:02🔗DrewYeah, he's tired. He's tired, yeah. Is he on medication?
1:01:06🔗AFINo. He works 12 hours. He works long shifts, but that's only half the week.
1:01:14🔗DrewListen, there's a million things that could be going on here, Maria, which you've got to find out. You've got to ask him, right? You've got to sit him down very seriously and say, look, I missed this. I really enjoyed this. We had this. It's an important part of a relationship. What can we do to get it back? Very simple. Don't blame him. Don't make him feel. Men turn and run when they feel like they're sort of not up to the task of keeping their wife happy. It freaks them out. So just say, look, talk about it in terms of missing it and how do we solve this? If he's not willing to discuss it, then you've got to get a couple's therapist because there's something very, very wrong then. And maybe with him, maybe something biological is going on with him. He deserves that evaluation, but this needs to be sorted out and fixed, okay?
1:03:02🔗CallerHe's three and he's obsessed with you guys.
1:03:05🔗AFIHe'll sit there and point at the poster and be like, that's Davey and that's Jade and that's Hunter and Adam, and he'll jump off the bed and it's just adorable.
1:03:13🔗AFIThat kid's going to turn out just fine.
1:03:37🔗AFII actually ditched doing my homework because I was trying to call in so much. I'm so surprised I'm talking to guys. It's like a dream come true.
1:04:24🔗AFIIt's like a demon on acid. We were in Mexico City and we were doing a signing and this girl came through the line and she was like, probably like 15 or 16 and she had it tattooed on her neck.
1:04:37🔗AFIIt's nice. It is. That's cool. Thanks a lot. It is actually quite an honor whenever we see anybody with our tattoos, which we see a lot. It's such a commitment and such loyalty. We really recognize it and appreciate it.
1:05:07🔗CallerHello. I have these sores. They're like, okay, it's like a knot and it's not actually in my vaginal area. I get them on the side of my thighs and under my arms and I've gone to the doctor's for a while and they've touched them and all they tell me is they're not cancerous.
1:05:23🔗DrewRight. They're basically sort of infected cysts.
1:05:27🔗CallerIs that what it is? Because I can like, they get puffy and oozy and stuff like that. Right.
1:05:34🔗DrewSometimes a prolonged course of antibiotics orally helps with that sort of thing. So, you might even want to talk to dermatologists about that. Definitely dermatologists should be treating it. Okay. This is Sarah 16.
1:07:11🔗DrewBut Sarah, thank you for coming clean and thank you for supporting the band. All right, we're going to take another break. The phone number here is 1-800-LOVE-191. And after the next break, we're going to hear yet another AFI song. In the meantime, we're here with Davy Havoc and Jade Puget. I'm Dr. Drew and we'll be right back. All right, Loveline, 1-800-L-O-V-E-1-9-1. Jade has left the studio, right, David?
1:08:25🔗AFIWell, I have a couple of friends who are just friends for sex and I've also got a boyfriend and I don't know what's wrong, but I really hate sex. I don't get any enjoyment out of it at all, but I still want it.
1:08:52🔗DrewYeah, and that's usually where that comes from. Basically what happens is there's something extraordinary about the human being where when something terrorizing happens to you as a child, that becomes a source of sort of drive in your adult and young adult life, drive to repeat the same thing over and over again. And when you put sort of an erotic drive behind it, sex, these things that were terrorizing a child become very alluring after puberty. So now you start craving it chronically and yet it's really a reenactment of a traumatic experience and so it feels awful.
1:09:24🔗CallerWell, I would think that I wouldn't want sex anymore.
1:09:27🔗DrewRight, but this is what's strange about the human. We become driven to repeat the thing that we found so awful when we were a child. It doesn't make sense, right? You can't make sense. It's not rational what you're doing, but it's what happens when people are sexually abused. So Jenny, you're a trauma survivor. Let's get some treatment for that so you can actually have a real relationship and not be chasing this old repetition compulsion over and over again.
1:09:52🔗AFIYeah, it does. Actually, it does kind of.
1:09:55🔗DrewIf you don't want to go get an individual therapist, SA, Sex Addicts SLA, Sex Addicts Anonymous, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous, these are all excellent programs and you will find people with your story there and a lot of people with the exact same situation as you, give you support and sort of help you through what this is all about. Well, now that Jade is gone, we have a couple of calls for David.
1:10:23🔗AFIYes. Actually, well, I've been a selective vegetarian for the last ten years and I've been a full-on vegetarian for like, I don't know, six months now.
1:10:32🔗AFII understand vegan is without all dairy products, no yogurt, no cheese.
1:10:37🔗AFIYeah, we don't consume any animal products whatsoever, whether that means cheese, milk, butter, whey.
1:10:44🔗DrewWhy, David, why the aversion to even stuff that comes out of the animal kind of thing?
1:10:48🔗AFIWell, there's two reasons. There's health reasons and there's political reasons. The health reasons being, for instance, is having a strictly vegetarian diet, i.e. a vegan diet. For one thing, excluding all animal products allows for no cholesterol in your diet. No cholesterol. There is fat. It's very low fat. The only fat that you get is the more beneficial fat that comes from peanuts, well, any nuts and avocados and stuff like that. So there's huge health factors in that. There's, you know, everyone to some extent is lactose intolerant because cow milk is for cows, not for human beings. And you know, that manifests itself in different ways in different people. There's, you know, certain levels of it depending on, you know, who you are. But, you know, cutting that out really does a lot of good for your body. Whereas for the animals, the dairy farms, which, you know, people don't, you know, the dairy and meat industry are very powerful industries in our country.
1:11:48🔗AFIYeah, this is a political reason. And you're not going to learn unless you look how torturous the dairy farms are and the way that they keep their animals and they raise their animals. So simply, you know, not eating meat, yes, you're preventing the murder of these animals, but not eating, you know, not eating eggs, not eating dairy, not eating any animal products prevents the torture of these animals. And the animals are, in fact, tortured horribly. The conditions in which they're kept are really, really powerful. Was that your question, Drew? Did I answer your question, not hers?
1:12:25🔗AFIWell, my question is, well, what are you doing to supplement for calcium, protein and iron?
1:12:31🔗AFIThere's a lot of calcium in soy. And there's a lot of, yeah, there's a lot of protein in soy. You can get the complete protein from legumes. Beans and rice will create a complete protein. You know, things like tempeh, tofu, you know, if you're trying to gain mass, if you're trying to weight lift, you know, you make the soy protein shakes with the soy milk and the soy powder. You know, leafy greens, dark leafy greens like kale, spinach, they'll get you your B12. So, I mean, it's very, if you're interested in it and you want to do it, you can do it fairly easily, correctly, if you just look into it.
1:13:09🔗AFIRight, so it's an easy transition from being just a regular vegetarian to vegan?
1:13:13🔗AFIYeah, if it's something that you want to do, if it's something that you feel, you know, really, really emotional about, then it's easy to do. I recommend to anybody who is interested in the vegan diet, a book called Diet for a New America by Dr. Robbins.
1:13:30🔗DrewIsn't there a sort of a quasi-religious or philosophical orientation with vegan too?
1:13:35🔗AFIThat's macrobiotic, I think. I mean, the macrobiotic has exactly what you have described, which is based on food grown at certain times and regionally, and that has the kind of spirituality surrounding it. Veganism and macrobiotic allows for the consumption of fish, whereas veganism does not. But a lot of Buddhists are vegan, and then there is that connection, and there's Krishna, who I think is vegetarian and sometimes vegan. But as far as plain old veganism, it's just a diet. Well, it's not only a diet, I mean, you don't wear fur or leather or wool.
1:14:14🔗CallerHey guys, you know of any scientists that are working on photosynthesis for the human being?
1:14:20🔗AFII wish. That would be amazing. You know, I'll drink the chlorophyll. Although I hear drinking chlorophyll is good for your blood.
1:14:33🔗DrewHere's another David question. Devon, 16.
1:14:35🔗AFIHi. I was wondering, David, what happened to Glitter Boy Clothing?
1:14:39🔗AFIActually, it's over. It was a very brief interlude in my life. It just didn't work out. The split was amicable between the company that I was working with and we were just going in different directions immediately. So there was a brief line that came out and closed, but I'm actually working on another line that hopefully will be out sometime mid-next year. I've actually got meetings about that this week and next weekend. So hopefully, I'll be able to create more of what I had in mind and envisioned for Glitter Boy with this next line.
1:15:26🔗CallerHi. Okay. My question has to do... Hi everybody. My question has to do with... Okay. I'm not quite sure what it's called. But I went to my gynecologist because during intercourse I've experienced pain. And so he said that there is a...
1:15:56🔗CallerOkay. He didn't quite say that. So I don't know if he just chose not to say that. But he said that mine didn't completely go away. Now is that possible?
1:16:05🔗DrewYeah. It's a hymen. You can have an incomplete tear of the hymen. Yes. And sometimes that can cause a little pain. We don't have to talk about that. But that is a potential cause. And it's something fairly easy to fix. That's indeed what the problem is.
1:16:43🔗CallerHe said it's something that's blocking my cervix.
1:16:47🔗DrewWhat is the symptom you're having? Why did you go see the doctor?
1:16:51🔗CallerBecause of the pain and he said it could be that.
1:16:53🔗DrewOkay. I think we're talking about the hymen. I don't know. I think we're talking about the hymen here. It could be that and I agree that you should try to have that repaired. I think that's the way to start. This is Andrea, 24.
1:17:09🔗AFIHey, I just had a question. I kind of have a problem with alcohol and throwing up a lot. I don't know if it's a phase or if it's more of an addiction.
1:17:24🔗DrewThe bulimia has about a one out of five chance of killing you. So yes, I would go get some help. We see bulimia and anorexia, but particularly bulimia, as part of addiction very, very commonly.
1:17:36🔗AFIHow do I know if it's an addiction or I mean, I don't really know how to decipher whether it is.
1:17:42🔗DrewIt's not up to you to do. It's somebody who really is skilled in this area needs to figure that out for you. I would suggest my experience has been that if the addiction is treated first, if you really truly throw yourself into that process, the eating disorder can very often settle down rather dramatically. You may need a separate course of treatment for the eating disorder, but you're a trauma survivor, right? Did something happen when you were growing up?
1:18:06🔗AFINot really, no. I grew up really good, I had a really good family life.
1:18:12🔗DrewUsually this combo of assumptions and believe me, usually something happened.
1:19:24🔗AFIUh-uh. I didn't have any abuse, nothing like that. All right.
1:19:27🔗DrewWell, and you're drinking too much. What do you mean by that?
1:19:30🔗AFIWell, it's just like when I go out, I can't like stop. You know what I mean? Like I don't plan on going out and, you know, I plan on like going out, have a few drinks with my friends, but then it's just like it consumes me.
1:19:51🔗AFII don't know what to think about it, because I haven't had...
1:19:54🔗DrewThey've now really shown clearly what the genes are associated with a couple of genes anyway, with alcoholism. This is called a serotonin transporter that has a certain, what's called, allele. If you have that and this one abnormality in the GABA-A receptor, you have both those things, you have a 100% chance of getting alcoholism. And the kinds of things you're describing is that. This incredible drive to use and you kind of drink everybody else under the table and you keep drinking.
1:20:17🔗AFICould that be somewhere further back in the family line?
1:20:22🔗AFIIs there someone further back than your immediate parents? Is there alcoholism in your grandparents or uncles?
1:20:28🔗AFII really don't know. It's never been told to me.
1:20:32🔗DrewSomething is not fitting together about your family history. The whole dad dying of an aneurysm, I think a thoracic aneurysm, not an abdominal aneurysm, it's just doesn't all fit for me. So again, go get evaluated. See somebody who's got training in alcoholism or addiction and you'll find usually that eating disorders are often a part of that whole syndrome. Get this kind of sorted out. I mean this is not something, these are very, very serious symptoms. Why don't we hear an AFI song?
1:21:01🔗AFIWe'll do the leaving song part two off of Sing the Sorrow.
1:21:06🔗DrewThere we go. AFI, still hanging in with me tonight. The phone number is still here. 1-800-LOVE191. I'm all tongue-tied tonight. We could talk about whatever you guys want to talk about. Talk about AFI songs, talk about being vegan, talk about weird discharges, still Loveline. We're going to take another break and be right back. Well, Dave, you're almost there.
1:24:58🔗AFIAll right. I can see it. Almost there. I'm happy to be here. It's a good time with you, Drew.
1:25:03🔗DrewI appreciate that. Dave Puget has left the building, and Davey from AFI has left behind.
1:25:20🔗AFINo, actually, I shouldn't divulge on that. No, go ahead.
1:25:24🔗DrewYou're a wealth of knowledge. It's fascinating. Really?
1:25:27🔗AFIWell, as I understand it, from what I learned from a very nice, sweet person, but it just seemed that tantric sex is like, for instance, if you and I were having tantric sex, we're actually having tantric sex right now.
1:27:04🔗AFIA wonderful tattooist by the name of Scott Silvia, who has his own shop now in San Francisco called Black Heart Tattoo did My Wings. And he's amazing. And you can get a wonderful tattoo by him or any of the boys in that shop. They're some of the best in the world.
1:27:41🔗AFIOK. I was wondering if you had any information about it, like if it was the good. I'm considering doing it. And I was wondering if you had like information or anything I should know about it because I don't really know where to find out anything about it.
1:27:57🔗DrewYeah. David, you give your opinion. I'll give mine. Go ahead.
1:27:59🔗AFIWell, it depends like my from what I understand. There's a couple of different kinds. I mean, there's a hood. There's a hood piercing, which is see if I'm right here, which is which is generally safe. I mean, as safe as it can get down there. Then there's the actual clitoris piercing, which is far more intense and more dangerous. And then there's other piercings, which are probably not talking about. And I don't know the names of those.
1:28:18🔗AFIBut if I were considering the best, like safest would be the hood piercing.
1:28:24🔗AFII think the safest is the hood. But I think the other one results in more stimulation.
1:28:29🔗AFIBut now listen to Drew. Listen to Drew.
1:28:32🔗DrewHe's right. David's right. These people claim they get more stimulation from these. But I've heard a number of people, both of them actually, allegedly give you more stimulation. However, I've had a number of people complain that for a while there's a super lot of degree of sensitivity and then they lose it entirely.
1:28:49🔗AFIRight. I think that's the risk with the actual clitoris piercing. Whereas the hood is the safer way to go. I mean, I don't have my clitoris pierced, my hood is pierced, so I can't really make a difference.
1:29:00🔗DrewYeah, of course. It's just my hood. And you're putting a foreign body through body tissue. It's not like an earlobe. I mean, this really can be potentially damaging. And my other concern is that in my experience, most people that go for these genitalia piercing, kind of acting something out, like there's some physical abuse or sexual abuse or something, that this is sort of the expression of that.
1:29:30🔗AFIYeah, I was physically and emotionally abused when I was a kid. And then I just kind of got out of the relationship not long ago where there's a lot of emotional.
1:29:37🔗DrewYeah, so maybe there are better things to do for all of that than putting a spirit through your clitoris.
1:29:46🔗AFIYeah, become a vegan. There's all sorts of things you can do for your body other than putting metal through it.
1:29:51🔗DrewThat's David from AFI telling you that.
1:29:53🔗AFII got a lot of metal in my body, trust me.
1:29:55🔗DrewYeah, but you know what I mean? It's one thing if I say it, but David is telling you the better things. So I listen to him. Alright, thank you. It was David from AFI. We're going to take another break and we will be right back. AFI in the studio, David Havoc, thank you for joining me tonight.
1:30:22🔗DrewI would thank him too if he were still there. The new CD is MySpace Records Volume 1. The song is Rabbits Are Roadkill on Loop 37. The current album, Sing the Sorrow, with a new one underway.
1:30:36🔗DrewYou're truly a Fire Inside fan. You will visit Ukiah and pay appropriate homage to their birthplace, their childhood home.
1:30:44🔗AFII actually was born in Rochester, New York, myself. But A&I's birthplace was Ukiah, California.
1:30:48🔗DrewAlright, fair enough. You were right. Just technicality. Alright, but I really do appreciate you coming in, Davey. Thanks for everything. You did a great job.
1:30:58🔗DrewI appreciate that. Until next time, this is Dr. Drew on behalf of Davey Havoc saying mahalo.
1:31:04🔗CallerThis has been Loveline, Loveline. The opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily those of the staff, management, sponsors, or this station. The producer for Loveline is Annie Gold. Loveline is a presentation of Westwood One Entertainment.