hypogonadal wrote:Yeah it will probably make things harder, seems pretty obvious. As someone who experienced it since teenage years, I could give you some insight. After 1 sexual experience with a girl at 14, 15, never again have I had a normal sex experience without the use of drugs. At 17 my girlfriend asked me why I wasn't that hard. Our relationship didn't last but it could have been for other reasons. At 18, I use to attempt sex experiences with one girl.. my penis was cold and dead, she thought and told me I was a homosexual.
I avoided sex for some years after that, until i was about 25. In Mexico, with my girlfriend, I discovered Levitra. It worked like a charm but was extremely expensive. I used these drugs for some years to come, they made me very hard and impressive but never enhanced my sex drive. I must have done good with her because later in life she wanted to marry me and always fantasized about sex with me.
I'm 31 now and in a relationship. Drugs no longer provided consistent results, the HRT therapy has made it harder. I am now optimistic because I know what probably caused my problem and I have experienced a life changing week/cure of my ED which totally enhanced my sensation and gave me rock hard morning erections. Unfortunately it didn't work long. I now go out of my way to be the best boyfriend possible to my girlfriend, do everything right other then sex. Use my tongue to stimulate her. Six months ago when we started dating I thought I was cured, but then it subsided, probably due to estrogen levels. I had to confess, I told her I had a hormonol disorder and am being treated for it. The hardest part for me is thinking that she blames herself or thinks its because of her, that I have sexual problems. I'm not sure she understands. I tell her my next medical appointment I will change things up, no guarantee it will work but what else can I say? If I cannot improve my situation I will probably break up with her, as the feeling of guilt, shame and embarrassment is overwhelming and i want her to not miss out in life.
Anyways man, it's been frustrating and depressing, its lowered my self confidence and made me an avoidance type of person. When the drugs worked, it boosted me big time, when they didn't and I failed in bed, I often feel like I want to commit suicide.
You need to prepare yourself mentally. But I suggest not getting into a relationship until you have a solution for your ED and find out the cause and treatment required.
As you can see on this forum, everyone has been able to find a solution. Whether viagra, testosterone, lifestyle changes, implant. I waited too long and I regret it.
Hi Then it could be time for an implant, short and sweet, but not the implant, have a read down the implant forum for help.
Good luck
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