Living with Erectile DysfunctionThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Erectile Dysfunction Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download Difficult to understand I’m 25 and have been dating the same girl for 6 years. This had happened once every while but I never thought much of it because it wasn’t a regularly occuring problem. But about a month ago, I went soft in the middle of things, and since then, I just can’t get an erection. When we start to get around to things, I just can’t stop thinking about getting an erection, and I can’t focus on sex. I love my girlfriend and I’m attracted to her. I’m also confident in myself and in fairly good helth and shape. That isn’t the problem. But about a month ago, she had to stop taking the pill and we resorted to condoms, which completely dimish sex. And I find that the act of putting on a condom is a complete interference. I don’t know if this is how it started, but at this point, it’s getting to be a serious issue. I plan on visitng the doctor, but I’ve been procrastinating because this is a tough thing for a 25-year-old male to accept. I’m really not sure what to do, and the thought of losing my relationship over this is a complete joke. So, for all you other guys out there who feel you’re too young for this issue, just remember–it could always be worse. Lady of the Night: my girlfriend feels the same way you do. I can’t speak for your boyfriend, but I know that when I tell her it’s got nothing to do with her, I mean it. Comments
December 2007
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