sogwap wrote:My wife and I had another talk today.
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3. I told her, (Actually we both said) what we've been doing is not working. And we both agreed. I think we both need to examine what we have done, and make changes. We both find the lack of sex, very troubling to our souls. Years of ED have taken a toll.
Good for you. I find such conversations very helpful. One flavor of conversation is academic and, while not leading to sex, does keep misundrstandings at a minimum. The other flavor of conversation leads to some very sexy talk, flirting and such and does lead into foreplay and sex.
sogwap wrote:Question for you guys that us injections or implants that come fairly quickly. Do you find you lose your sexual energy or interest after ejaculation?
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I think the biggest take away is after I ejaculate sex is not over. Although she see it entirely different.
She herself is pretty much a one and done woman. Once she comes it does trigger my ejaculation most of the time. And sex does end.
Yep. My energy falls off a cliff after I ejaculate. Having an implant, I can continue, but it helps if I have prepared by having had a good night's sleep, eaten well and not too much, etc. Not unlike preparing for an athletic event (though I would not suggest you characterize sex with your wife with that imagery). Also, since I do not lose the erection, we start out in a more energy-intensive position and after my energy level falls off, switch to a more energy-conserving position to continue coitus. A little planning goes a along way.
Most women are not "one and done", but often women adjust their expectations and habits to match their man, and become "one and done" to minimize frustrated expectations. Maybe include this in your next talk?
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2. Second take away from out talk today. She said she takes the lead from the man.
Because of my ED, there wasn't much lead. I had very little confidence. it got to the point that before when using Viagra she would hint she was interested in sex. I would pop pill, and we would have sex. Doing this Sex (in general) worked 85-90% of the time, although she would likely put it at 50-60% success.
I've read several theories about this. One being that the man is often the aggressor and women don't have to take responsibility for being the bad girl. Not sure how true this is, but it makes sense.
3. I told her, (Actually we both said) what we've been doing is not working. And we both agreed. I think we both need to examine what we have done, and make changes. We both find the lack of sex, very troubling to our souls. Years of ED have taken a toll.
Yes, again. Even before ED, I shied away from taking the lead (part of a religious upbringing) and ED conditioned me to shy away from initiating sex even more. Even four years after implant I still havenot shaken the tendency for reticence even though my girlfriend would love for me to be more assertive about initiating sex. I am working on that (see my comment about sexy talk) with sexting, sexy emails, sexy phone calls (what I call "aural sex"). It is not that she does not like playing the "bad grl"...it is that she gets the feeling of desirability (from being pursued or "taken" or seduced or whatever).