Maintaining intimacy between spouses is crucial. Recently, a housewife posted online expressing a strong desire for intimacy, speculating that it might be the result of Chinese herbal medicine, sparking heated discussions among netizens, with many asking for the prescription.
On the forum Dcard, a housewife posted under the title “Whether it’s Chinese medicine or aphrodisiac, it’s embarrassing.” She mentioned that she has been in a relationship with her husband for over 7 years, married for 13 years, totaling nearly 21 years together. They are not young anymore, and usually, if they are intimate for three days straight, they would mutually agree to rest for a few days.
The original poster revealed that recently, due to gynecological issues, she had visited a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to regulate her body and had been taking Chinese medicine along with water-based medicine for three weeks. Unexpectedly, last week, whenever her husband approached her, she suddenly felt an intense desire. They were intimate for four consecutive days last week, and although they should have rested according to their usual practice, she couldn’t restrain herself and they were intimate for two more nights.
The next day, feeling a bit guilty and embarrassed, she called her husband during lunch break and initially pretended to be innocent, pouting and coquettishly saying, “Sorry.” Her husband, knowingly, asked with a mischievous laugh, “Sorry for what?” It was evident that he understood her meaning. Feeling shy and nervous, the original poster said loudly, “Sorry for last night, I tired you out. Are you tired at work today?” As soon as she finished speaking, she heard laughter from the other end of the phone, prompting her to ask anxiously, “Where are you?” Her husband awkwardly replied, “Just discussing a case with colleagues, and they all heard…” This made the original poster feel embarrassed, feeling like she had lost face.
Reflecting on her recent unusual physiological reactions, the original poster couldn’t help but wonder if they were related to taking Chinese medicine and water-based medicine.
The post immediately caused an uproar among netizens, with many commenting, “I need that too,” “Give me some of whatever you’re having,” “Can you share the prescription on your medicine bag with me? Why does it seem like a miracle drug?” “So cute, I want to ask for the prescription,” “Which Chinese medicine practitioner is it?” “Give me a year’s supply of that Chinese medicine, thank you.”
Many netizens also expressed, “So sweet,” “You guys are so cute and sweet,” “Colleagues in the first row must be enjoying the show (grabbing popcorn),” “Colleagues must be blinded by the sweetness,” “What kind of medicine is that? It’s so powerful. I want to give it to my girlfriend for her health,” “My girlfriend has low libido, desperately seeking Chinese medicine and the name of the shop, please.”