Has the Man In My Life Resigned Himself to Total Ed? Posted: 10-22-05 02:35am
I am 46, my boyfriend is 55. Since we
first met several years back he has never
been able to have intercourse with me.
We do other things. Mainly I masturbate
and he helps or watches. Oral sex on me.
But he cannot maintain any erection for
me to do much for him.
The most difficult part of this is I want
sex. And he will not discuss this -- he
finds every way to avoid a direct
conversation about it ... I never attack
him, judge him. Yet he is very
defensive. "i am too tired right now,
etc., to talk about this..."
i think he could lose weight, get off some
high blood pressure meds, etc. He blames
his ex-wife for making him "lose trust in
women."
god, it sounds like i've already answered
my question.
He blames me, and has so on a number of
occasions for why we haven't had sex.
Not always. But he'll say, "well,
remember that was when you had the bad
cramps." or worst of all he has said,
"you ignored my erection." (this was on a
trip a few years ago).
On that occasion.
1. He could have told me, or should have
as I want intercourse with him
2. His belly is a bit too rotund for me
to feel an erection in a spoon position.
The easiest way for us to make love would
be from behind... Which I love! And we
can't do it. I just want to feel him
inside of me. I want this so much.
I don't want to sound health forum. I
think I know what the end of this story
is. We are both very good friends. He
has a lot of good qualities. I am
lonely. I have my own problems that he
has to deal with, I understand this.
There is always compromise.
But sex is very important to me. I
haven't had sex, intercourse, in I don't
know when. The last time was with an
agressive man my age who knew how to make
me feel very feminine and we had a lot of
intercourse.
How in god's name do I communicate this to
him? I want to come right out and say
it. Once he said in a tone that is
unusual for him "what, you want me to
sneak off and take a bunch of little blue
pills?" I believe he is afraid of taking
viagra or cialus.
I don't know what's going on or what to
do. And someone may say i'm crazy, but I
am afraid of the future. I really am.
And that is the wrong reason to be in a
relationship that has such a major
problem.
Any comments any which way.
Sorry this is so long. My first post.
I fear the answer is loneliness. I feel
very old almost 47. Single. Problems of
my own. Very sad and scared.
Thank you,
sandpiper
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sandpiper
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Oct 2005 Posts: 3
Posted: 10-22-05 02:38am
Ps,
i don't even mind that he's overweight.
I can compromise on a lot of levels. I
fear if I come right out and lay this on
the line it's the end of the
relationship.
Is that right or wrong? I suppose it's
"healthier", then he and I are both
lonely. We need each other on many other
levels.
I just hate this.