I was really struggling to commit the name “Flibanserin” to memory. It just doesn't have the ring of sexiness and the sound of promise, suggesting that this is the new concept that may just change one's life, like rechargeable vibrators or Viagra. I guess that's why everybody kept referring to it as “the Pink Viagra”.
 Sure, the kind pharmaceutical marketing folks tried to make my life easier by proposing a trade name, “Girosa”, but that just made me think of fatty Greek food. Either way, I'm not getting turned on.
Fortunately for me, the FDA got involved in my misery and called off the whole thing last week. The little pill that was showing promise as the first female answer in a pill to all your messy sex problems, is now showing nothing but lost profits. And so it should be. What did those lab dudes think, that they could summarize the whole, huge collection of circumstances and conditions that intervene to block satisfying sex for females in one little pop?
Just because it worked for the boys, doesn't mean you'll figure us out that easily.
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