hi i have a problem i get erections too
easily when i dnt want them any help?
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dineshsingh
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Mar 2008 Posts: 30
dont worry Posted: 04-02-08 04:41am
its a very normal thing i will suggest you
some thing so try that u will be fine.when
the transition happens, the average male
needs to hear sexual words first. you need
to get turned on in his head first. you
need foreplay.Do some sexy talk to your
wife.
You need all the things that she needed
during the first part of HER life - and
that he thought was so dumb. you need all
those things that felt like nothing but an
obstacle to him getting what he wanted.
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Mikolas
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Posted: 04-14-08 00:16am
dineshsingh.. who is this HER, and wife
that you speak of. The Original Poster
only mentions his constant erections,
nothing else. Am I missing something =/
To the Original Poster, how old are you?
If you are anywhere at all during the ages
in which a male hits puberty up to early
20s (when the hormones stop raging), there
is nothing unusual about getting random
erections. Unless you are having an
erection for hours straight.
Heck, I remember during the many times I
slept in high school, I'd wake up with an
erection in class at the sound of the bell
and wonder how was I going to walk
properly and hide the erection.
That might have been too much info.
Point is, if you are having erections
randomly (for short durations) between
lets say age 7 and 24, no big deal.
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