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  • Brigitte49
    Junior Member
    • Apr 2024
    • 1

    My husband has erectile dysfunction

    I would love to connect with others
  • 67Camaro
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2022
    • 3

    Has your husband been to his Dr to discuss his ED? Could be an underlying health issue.

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    • Wednesday L.F.
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2020
      • 362

      Do you know if it’s a physical issue or a mental/emotional one?
      Knowing that will help determine how to address it.

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      • BiBrad95
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2024
        • 7

        Originally posted by Brigitte49
        I would love to connect with others
        I'd like to connect with you

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        • Rayn
          Member
          • Dec 2022
          • 79

          Out of curiosity, what makes you so sure he has ED? Is he not getting hard to begin with or not staying hard during the deed? Is this a new occurrence or has it been going on for a while? Does it happen regularly or sporadically?

          There can be a myriad of things that can lead to what i call "periods of non-arousal" for both men and women. No matter what, one of the best things I can recommend is to communicate with your partner and find ways to change your sex game up a bit. That's what worked for me.

          I thought I had ED before. It turns out I was just bored with doing the same old things every time. My wife and I made a few minor changes, it doesn't have to be anything drastic, and I was back in there... literally.

          My point is that even if this is a true medical case of ED, there are a plethora of things you and your partner can do to overcome this and still have a completely satisfying sex life.

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          • Wednesday L.F.
            Veteran Member
            • Oct 2020
            • 362

            Originally posted by Rayn
            Out of curiosity, what makes you so sure he has ED? Is he not getting hard to begin with or not staying hard during the deed? Is this a new occurrence or has it been going on for a while? Does it happen regularly or sporadically?

            There can be a myriad of things that can lead to what i call "periods of non-arousal" for both men and women. No matter what, one of the best things I can recommend is to communicate with your partner and find ways to change your sex game up a bit. That's what worked for me.

            I thought I had ED before. It turns out I was just bored with doing the same old things every time. My wife and I made a few minor changes, it doesn't have to be anything drastic, and I was back in there... literally.

            My point is that even if this is a true medical case of ED, there are a plethora of things you and your partner can do to overcome this and still have a completely satisfying sex life.
            Very true. Even one small tweak to your usual routine can make a world of difference in arousal.

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