laurell3
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ORIGINAL: chellekitty not being able to get an erection [naturally] and not being interested in sex are two totally different problems.... even without being able to get an erection naturally there are pills, and if pills aren't an option there are hands and tongues and toys and hundreds of things other to do than insert penis into oraffice... he needs to look at himself first...you can't fix him....really...this one he has to do all on his own or with the help of a professional....you can support him, but if you try to fix him it will get nasty real fast, trust me, i've tried it, learn from my mistakes... second...if thats all good...the top three relationship tools: communication, communication and communication...you've both got to talk and you've both got to listen...both things are integral parts of communication and if either of you does one without the other you're not communicating... good luck chelle I agree. Except if this is still a new problem and he's struggling with it emotionally, forcing talking alot might make it worse for him. I've known men whose ability to be aroused and participate in sex ends with their erection on more than one occasion. I'm not talking about indifference to a woman's needs, I mean flat out just cannot get into it. So it may or may not be reasonable to say he should participate in other activites regardless of his situation. As life would have it, this isn't uncommon as we age. I guess you have to look at what you can do to help him and yourself and, failing all else, whether this is the best situation for you. l
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