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Q: Erection Problem Or Not?

asked by: Apophus on April 6th, 2005

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Ok im 17 yrs with an 8" ding after 5 months me and my gurlfriend decided to have sex. Now this is not my first sex partner as I have had 3 before her. But for wut ever reason when I tried to penetrate her I cood not get it in easily and at the first sign of resistance the erection flops over and dies. We have tried several times since then and every time I have no problem getting the erection while clothes are on. But as soon as they are taken off the erection dies out. This is very frustrating for me and my gurlfriend. We have only successfully had sex twice out of the couple times we have tried, and even then the erection was for the most part limp. Anyone know what the problem might be?

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summer17

replied on April 7th, 2005

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I think that you need to stop stressing about that so much. Have you tried to work up to that like giving her oral sex. Stop stressing about yourself so much and focus on your girlfriend a little more. Maybe if you do that then she can turn you on by focusing on you a little more. Find her spots on her body and work her into the point where she just wants you more than anything in the world. Good luck and best wishes!!

DukeGriffin

replied on April 9th, 2005

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God damn it alberto, you've gone and posted those stupid links in very* topic!

To be fair, succesful sex twice out of a couple of times isn't a bad succes rate, according to my mathematical brilliance thats 100% ¬_¬

joking aside, I don't think I can say much more than what has already been said. Other than, don't take drugs i.E. Don't listen to naughty sapmming alberto.

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DukeGriffin

replied on April 9th, 2005

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Haha, no matter in what way you look at it viagra is a drug... On top of that, young men shouldn't need it!

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a new study is showing that recreational use of viagra is growing rapidly in men under 45 years of age. From 1998 to 2002, the use of viagra in men under forty-five tripled, says the study, which looked at 5 million insured american males. What this study indicates is that viagra is being used as a recreational drug, not as a drug to treat a medical condition. Thus, it belongs more in the category of pot, crack, heroin, or meth rather than being a medicinal pharmaceutical.

But let's look at the big picture here -- the maker of viagra earns profits regardless of how it's used. And from where I sit, I haven't seen pfizer working very hard to try to limit the sale of this drug to younger men for recreational use. If a company were acting responsibly and putting the interest of the public health over the interests of its own profits, it would of course try to restrict sales of the drug to those who don't medically need the drug. That's typically men over 65. But instead, the company seems happy to sell the drug to all variety of sources, where the drug eventually
ends up in the hands of men as young as 18 who are using the drug recreationally.

another part of this that surprises me is that young men actually need viagra. I think this is bizarre, and it's obviously the result of extremely poor health on the part of the younger generation today due to their mass consumption of junk foods, soft drinks, and food ingredients that deplete their nutrition (see related ebook on nutrition) and alter their libido. In addition, there is an alarming lack of physical exercise among today's youth, and this impairs the sexual performance in younger males.

the very fact that young males actually think they need this drug is all by itself alarming. But it's even more alarming to realize that pfizer appears to be doing very little to restrict the sales of viagra for recreational use.

If you use e-mail, you've probably also noticed that you get quite a bit of e-mail spam in your inbox that offers viagra for sale. I haven't seen pfizer do much of anything to try to halt viagra spam, either. In fact, once again, it seems to be in the financial interest of pfizer to allow the sales of viagra through spam, because regardless of who buys the product or how it's sold, pfizer generates profits from it anyway.

If all of this sounds familiar, it should. It's reminiscent of the marketing tactics of cigarette manufacturers, who attempted for many years to sell cigarettes to younger people through youth-targeted advertising and lax enforcement of cigarette sales laws. This was an effort, of course, to hook younger children on cigarettes so that they would become lifetime smokers. The tobacco industry, of course, denies all of this, as would pfizer if questioned about it. But, I think the pattern is quite similar -- and very much present today in the pharmaceutical industry.

The bottom line, as I see it, is that pharmaceutical companies don't care how their drugs are sold or who uses them, even if there's no justified medical use whatsoever. They simply want to sell more prescription drugs, generate more pharmaceutical profits, and fatten up their own bank accounts.

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the irony is hard to miss: men who take viagra may be shooting blanks according to new research conducted at queen's university in belfast, northern ireland. Viagra, it seems, causes sperm cells to premature release digestive enzymes that normally break down the wall of the egg. As a result, sperm from men who take viagra can no longer fertilize eggs as effectively.

In the united states and around the world, men who suffer from obvious nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances caused by statin drugs, and an alarming lack of physical exercise are increasingly turning to viagra to restore their youthful sexual performance. But i've got news for all viagra fans: healthy men keep it up well into their 70's and 80's without viagra. If you're drooping at age 40, you are suffering from some rather serious health problems, and prescription drugs are probably part of the problem. Taking statins, for example, interferes with your body's ability to create cholesterol. And cholesterol is the raw ingredient out of which sex hormones are manufactured. By taking statins, you're effectively blocking your sex hormones and practically guaranteeing you'll stay limp!

Lack of physical fitness is another big factor: men who exercise regularly (and especially those who engage in strength training) rarely have performance problems. That's because exercise generates natural hormones that keep you youthful and able.

to anyone who thinks they need viagra, I have alternative advice: you need to change your diet, get off prescription drugs, and start strength training. Don't take one drug (viagra) to treat the problems caused by another drug (statins). Instead, get back to the fudamentals of good health (nutrition and fitness) to restore the performance you had when you were in your 20's.

at the end of the day, viagra is just another money making scheme created by the powers which slowly drive mankind into a pitful excuse of a race.

summer17

replied on April 11th, 2005

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I do believe that he doesn't want to take any medication or drugs, but wants some help in the area that needs it. Certainly you don't think a man at that young of age needs to take viagra. Maybe you should consider focusing on your partner. Asking her what she would like you to do to her. Focus on her not only on yourself. Remember stress can make you not have an erection or not be able to even achieve one.

summer17

replied on April 12th, 2005

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I totally agree with you skng 75! I believe that alberto is trying to advertise something and has no proof that it is not harmful. Why go out and buy such products when there is an easier way to achieve an erection by just pleasing the person you are with. There is no reason to spend money or even try things such as viagra when you don't need to. The man can honestly achieve an erection if he isn't hooked on such drugs. Viagra is proven that it can be harmful and can be addictive and that when taking for so long that it can even keep you from achieving an erection or orgasm. Best luck.

clive

replied on April 18th, 2005

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Last month I come to know that I am affected by the most common men's disease, so called erectile dysfunction, I really feel depressed :( and since then I am not able to concentrate on my work at my home and office both, my doctor tells me not to worry, and prescribed "viagra" as the solution for the problem. At that stage I come to know the effects of the powerful drug called viagra the most common medicine to treat men's ed problem, I asked my doctor what's the possible causes of ed, he(my doctor) tells that lack of physical fitness is the big factor: men who exercise regularly (and especially those who engage in strength training) rarely have performance problems. That's because exercise generates natural hormones that keep you youthful and able,another reason for the ed is that extremely poor health on the part of the younger generation today due to their mass consumption of junk foods, soft drinks, and food ingredients that deplete their nutrition (see related ebook on nutrition) and alter their libido. In addition, there is an alarming lack of physical exercise among today's youth, and this impairs the sexual performance in younger males.Then for more information on viagra and my sexual problem I visit lots of sites, but didn't get what I want, after searching a lot I found a great viagra portal what a site it has been, truely remarkable site, with all viagra and sexual health related information on the site, I find it truely worth for the men's who are having such kind of problem, it helped a lot in knowing the exact problem and the cure for it, I recommend this site to all the males.

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