RickTheToad
Moderator
Maybe you are just not attracted to her enough to get hard? You may want to also get your prostate checked just in case. Interesting username you picked, BPH. In medical terms, BPH stands for Benign prostatic hyperplasia, which can cause the issues you are experiencing. https://www.webmd.com/men/prostate-enlargement-bph/features/managing-sexual-concerns-if-you-have-bph10 hours? You must be marathon ****ing, most of the time its like 15-20 minutes, but frequent.
If that's the case why do you think this wasn't an issue in previous weekend where we would go way more than 5 times like in this instance?
Yeah I'm in great shape. I'm about 6ft 194lbs with between 10-13% body fat with a good heart. I 100% think it's psychological because I'm worried about it happening it again, so maybe the pills are a good option until you get my confidence back (however long that takes).
What I AM worried about is if the difference of me on the pills is so obvious that she realizes I'm taking something to be able to **** her. THAT would be arguably worse than going soft again, with her thinking I need this drug to be able to have sex. That is something I'm worried about. Have you yourself had this issue and followed the same solution you're recommending me?
I agree, like I said I think I just put pressure on myself to have enough sex with her when I do see her that it gets her through the week without me. I can slow down and focus on the foreplay but sometimes once I get her going she just wants to jump right into it.
As for the Cialis recommendation you made above, can you read what I responded to Dash Riprock with? That's something that does concern me a little bit...
Since seeing this girl I rarely, if ever masturbate during the week. I usually save my fluids for the weekend since I know we usually have quite a bit of sex (which may be the issue here). I am not overweight in the slightest. I am on a pretty strict diet involving eggs, oatmeal, rice, chicken, broccoli, and tuna. On the weekends I do cheat on this diet within reason so we can go out and enjoy things without being too particular. I don't eat processed foods otherwise. I have not checked my testosterone levels recently, haven't had a reason to, I use no PEDs and exercise regularly, and have not had any issues in the bedroom prior to these very recent, and less recent drunken events. No issues urinating ever, no STDS. I don't think I'm stressed, maybe just in those certain moments where I'm not certain I'm ready for sex again with the fear of going soft since it's now happened before. I exercise 5 days/week but I do not meditate or soak or anything outside of the hot tub every now and then.
As for the supplement, I take something with Magnesium and I BELIEVE Zinc, but I don't believe I have anything with folic acid. I don't believe my sperm and prostate is the issue, probably more of a mental block.
When I say mental issue, I think it's my insecurity due to this having happened before. I put pressure on myself, as mentioned, to have sex with this woman enough times when I do see her to make up for the time that I don't during the week. Sometimes we have arguments and fight but we usually make up and have sex later and that's always been fine without issue. So I think it's more of a lingering fear of "am I ready again?" or "what if I go soft?"
I am not otherwise depressed, taking any medications, or have anything that I would consider a mental disorder or issue.
Not completely sure what you're suggesting here, but I'm trying to increase my sex drive if anything. I don't even masturbate during the week anymore because I know I'll go plenty of rounds with my woman on the weekend.
Also I'd be curious to see what Black Widow Void and Barrister think of the drug recommendations made here to get my confidence back as a temporary fix. I don't know if there's a way to tag these users but I may message them if this doesn't reach them.
On a side note, I started doing some looking for Cialis. Looks like I'd need a prescription, and I'd be seeing my girl again this weekend...so I don't know if there's a realistic way for me to get this if that's what the recommendation is, at least until my confidence is back up.
You should talk to a urologist or at least your primary doctor on these issues.