MistressValerie1
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There is nothing yet known that can "cure" a fetish, not even long-term treatment with drugs, behavioural modification, hypnosis, and insight psychotherapy. It has been tried for decades, and it has failed miserably.
The closest thing to a "treatment" is chemical castration with depo-provera for rapists and pedophiles, and even that doesn't always work. Some antidepressants like Prozac can dull the sex drive in some patients, giving the illusion of a "cure," but the sexual impulses will return unless the drugs are used permanently.
The way to deal with a fetish is to learn to accept it and act responsibly about it, not to try to "cure" it or get worked up into a frenzy of guilt over its supposedly being sinful. We are who we are, and there isn't much we can do about it but play the hand that we are dealt.
The closest thing to a "treatment" is chemical castration with depo-provera for rapists and pedophiles, and even that doesn't always work. Some antidepressants like Prozac can dull the sex drive in some patients, giving the illusion of a "cure," but the sexual impulses will return unless the drugs are used permanently.
The way to deal with a fetish is to learn to accept it and act responsibly about it, not to try to "cure" it or get worked up into a frenzy of guilt over its supposedly being sinful. We are who we are, and there isn't much we can do about it but play the hand that we are dealt.