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Can stress affect a man's libido?
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Absolutely yes: Here are some websites that cover this topic well. Stress.About.Com/od/sex/a/low_libido.Htm ezinearticles.Com/?Stress-and-libido-in-men---how-to... Stress and libido in men do not go hand in hand. They seem to be having an inverse relationship. Increased stress in your life can make you lose all your libido.
Answered 12/20/2013
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