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Posted: 01-08-06 07:42am

Hi,

I am 22 years old.
I now have a new girlfriend, and I have tried to have sex with her,
the first time we have tried I was constantly thinking about my erection,
and just could not get it hard (no matter what).
It got me seriously frustrated, so the second time I took 25mg of Viagra,
it gave me some more confidence So I did get an erection during the fore play, but once I have put on a condom and was about to penetrate her, The erection simply dissappeared, I think that it is because I began thinking about it again.

I am aware that thinking about an erection makes it dissappear, but once it has dissapeared, I just can't take it for granted, and can't help thinking about it. I can manage to relax and have an erection during fore play, but the very act of puting on a condom and thinking about having sex makes me think about it and worry about it, which eventually makes my penis soft...

I could really use any suggestion about breaking out of this vicious cycle...


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Posted: 01-10-06 10:35am

It sounds as if you are under great stress and pressure to prove your manhood. Unless you have an organic, pysiological disorders of your penis, “Viagra” won’t help you. Be assured that impotency caused by psycho-emotional reasons IS TYPICAL for young men. Nonetheless, it is very important that you examine the behavior and look for a pattern. You can review your sexual history and recognize that either: #1 This has happened to you for the first time... or # 2 The behavior is consistent, regardless of sexual partner. You will need support, patience and tolerance from your partner during this time. You can also seek expert help from mental health professional that specializes in sexual disorder.


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