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Post by tdpflorida on Oct 16, 2021 16:17:57 GMT -5
I am a 53 year old single man that does not drink or smoke. I work out 3-4 times a week and am in decent to good health although I have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury because of an accident. I have sex typically 5+ times a year (more if with the same girl) but I usually take a Viagra pill out with me whenever I go out just in case. I fear/think my erection “strength” is psychological although everything I have read says it is almost completely physical and caused by blood circulation to the thingy. Also, my thingy stays good and erect for about 15 minutes after penetration and if I don’t cum during that time, I have to take a break and try again in about 30 minutes to an hour later. I avoid taking the Viagra as long as I can because I have noticed when I take it, it effects my vision or I get a headache so I’ve tried to stay with a lower dose of 25mG but have gone as high as 50. I am hesitant and am embarrassed in pursuing a longer relationship with a girl that I have had already sex with because of fear of my “lack of” erection. PS It has also happened with girls during the “first” intercourse. I have tried PEMF pads with no effects and am currently trying a “shockwave” device to improve circulation on the thingy. Any advice or suggestions?
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Post by Ask Anon on Oct 17, 2021 3:59:20 GMT -5
Your reading has been far too selective: erections are very much affected by psychological issues as well as physical issues. Sure, it's about blood circulation, but that in itself depends on psychological issues too. There are plenty of forums that specialise in sexual function/dysfunction; you are much more likely to get useful answers there. All I can offer, is that if you put more effort into the relationships, and stopped using women purely for sex, you'd be more relaxed, and they'd be better able to help you. The best sex involves both people, not just a man and his thingy.
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