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I am in a similar position, last weekend we planned to do it. I know that was the wrong idea so i tried to say no it's okay its up to you but he kept saying i know you want to do it. We started having foreplay but he was touching me i wanted to touch him but it felt like he didn't want me to he tried to put it in and he was still not hard even when he wanted to do it. I kinda think he jacks off too much cause he hasnt had a girlfriend for a yearr. I dont want to ask him why he cant get hard.
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i am a man and i no whot its like if there is drink or drugs involvd just stop becose it ant going to go no where
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If he smokes weed, that could be his problem.
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The original post was over a year ago, hope the couple solved their problem.

For everyone else, I need not re-state that it's evidence he's cheating, don't be f*****g ridiculous.  There are a billion reasons why it happens and that's just one.  The far more common and probable one, especially without proper approach to sex education, is anxiety.

Sex should be openly discussed and made out to be a fun thing.  But these kinds of discussions don't often happen, because sex is commonly a taboo.  Then us humans are left with two major exposures to sex education; Traditional sex education, and porn.

Traditional sex education is very clinical when taught in text books and schools, which is no help whatsoever (delivers the facts just fine, but does nothing for people's sex life).

Porn is theatrical, pre-planned, over the top, all the things sex is not - the actors happen to have the physical ability to get hard, get wet, and orgasm without really being into it.  The rarer times when the actors truely ARE enjoying themselves and things are going spectacularly, they are a rare kind of people who just so happen to get off very easily (lucky them) or that situation is something they're used to and get off easily with, unlike the rest of the world who are not porn actors.  Either way it's the extreme end of the spectrum and not realistic for most people. Porn takes people's minds to a place it's not supposed to be for sex, a place of performance and expectation.

Sex is at it's base - fun, uninhibited, no expectations, intimate (even with someone you just met), and an act of exploration with each other. Or it's clear you both just want to get off, with each other, or maybe with anyone, and when you just both want to get off, there's definitely no anxiety.  See the earlier post about the guy who had a purely sexual relationship with a girl and never had a problem - vs his girlfriend where there was some worry about pleasing, expectation, etc...


Erection difficulty is a purely psychological barrier 99% of the time.  Only guys with physiological problems need to see a doctor, and this is rarely the case.  99% of the time he can physically get an erection just fine.  If he wakes up with a morning erection on occasion, and even try doing the stamp test; adhear some stamps around the girth of the penis - it's supposed to get hard several times during sleep,and if you wake up and the stamps are broken, you know it's working.

From personal experience, it can be anxiety or it can be "overwhelming".  Sometimes a girl was so hot, I couldn't get hard for her.  True story.  My mind was like "omg this is a really hot girl, you should be amazed, this should be amazing" - if I had to put it in words, that's the feeling I had.  It was like I was putting her on a pedistal.  I would get harder for girls that were not "traditionally" hot and were average in some way, but had one stand out aspect, eg. particularly smooth skin, particularly tall, particularly huge breasts, etc. and part of me just wanted to f**k them just to see what that would be like.  No problems getting an erection then.


Here are my recommendations;

If you find yourself in the mindset where you're expecting something to happen and it's not happening and that's making you go soft - you have to do whatever you can to not be in that mindset.  Train yourself out of it.  You may not be able to stop it the first times you start trying, but you can at least learn to spot it happening and work on veering away from it.
The mindset you should be in is one where you're relaxed, you're enjoying the moment, and whatever the hell is being given to you.  The sight of what you're allowed to see, the fact that she's even touching you, enjoy all these things like a gift and you're super grateful for ANYTHING, make the act of whatever is happening a real turn on.  Act like you can get turned on by anything.  And relax like you're not going anywhere all day or all night, you have all the time in the world to enjoy this.

Secondly, if you know she's super hot but you can't actually physically get aroused by her, it's time to focus on being turned on by simpler things.  Things that make you appreciate her body bit by bit.  She's so hot and there's so much to appreciate, you should savour even the tiniest bit.  Odd things like just cumming on her panties might work.  Also things to do with her staying clothed and you not, eg. while you're driving she can open your pants and do stuff to you, while she stays totally clothed.

Eventually you have to get to a mental state where you don't think you are a guy who's stressed out by sex, but someone who enjoys it and has no expectations of what should happen.  That's not you!  Remember all the times you got hard without trying.  Find sex stories on the net that support this, like the earlier post from the guy who said he had trouble with his girlfriend, but NEVER had any trouble with his friend whom he just had a sexual relationship and nothing more.
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I will tell you why I had erection problems and maybe my reason could be the same for your boyfriend. At the time, I was a major porn addict, and masturbated several times a day. I failed to realize at the time that my over use of pornography and constant ejaculation, eventually made me impotent. The only time I could get an erection was when I watched porn. I was totally clueless at the time because I really wanted to have sex. I eventually did have sex, but like I said, constant ejaculation as a result from watching too much porn, made it almost too difficult to sustain or even attain an erection. I almost thought I was gay despite the fact that I loved the female form. Only after I stopped masturbating daily to porn, and learned to do Kegel exercises and started meditating daily, was I able to finally attain and sustain an erection. There is more to this, and I'm currently writing a book about it, but until it's published, I can only give you this much information. I hope it serves you well.
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Do you know when your book is coming out? Perhaps you have a blog also?
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the home alone factor is HUGE. it is too set up, not a spontaneous act...it adds a TON of pressure, and even if you build it up, like talking or texting about it, when its finally in person, the pressure it ON and could definitely ruin the mood because of whats racing through his head...
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Okay this is totally not true.Performance anxiety can really be causing alot of issues. If the woman has more experience and he knows it he may be worried he wont satisfy. Not all men are s**m bags who like to cheat. There are medical problems besides performance anxiety too.
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Yeah. I'm that guy. It's completely heartbreaking. You want to satisfy the woman you really like...even love...SO bad, but you just can't. It won't get up. And we know you're gonna leave us because we can't. We know its coming. We hope for a miracle. For the god of sex to bestow us with what most men view is the most simplest of physical feats. But, no. It still doesnt happen. We watch the act bring humilition to us and disappointment in our lovers eyes when it brings fire and joy and pleasure and love to others. We watch you give up. We watch you move on. We understand. And our hearts break...again...
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thats not true it can be caused by stress, energy fatigue issues and a hundred different reasons because im the most faithful person I know have the hottest gf of my life and it still happens to me. I can always get it up no problem but thn the second time it feels like all energy is zapped. btw im in good shape and a personal trainer so fitness level is not an issue... still working it out but I do better with sport vitamin pack and creatine but I know my body is deficient in something... sry I cant help tho

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I'm 24 years old and

i date a guy hes a year older than me. 

Tall, Sexy, smart, caring .. he's got it all!

When we're in bed its AMAZING. Perfect size, Oral sex and all that is beyond great :P

but the problem comes in when he gets hard.

He gets hard by touching me or kissing me like any other guy

But when it goes in its good for about 4 minutes and then i feel it inside

starting to die out. 

And i mean its funny and cute but its like COME ON! whats going on!??lol. 

Im the type of person that speaks my mind about everything because i avoid awkward doubts or thoughts

but with this im having trouble figuring out how i would tell him something about it.

Theres no way im breaking up with him because of it

But i also dont want to cheat on him just so i can have long sex with some one.

Its just not worth it!

-Its def not the temperature or that he has a medical condition. Its not that serious because weve had sex and he came before 

i just  think  he gets really nervous of what i would think about it.

He sometimes asks me " why do i find him attractive" and im like what! haha 

So what can i say to him? or how? im super confused lol

Im so confused that i actually googled this and now im writting on here... some one reply :)

 

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I had a problem with maintaing erections at a very young age, too, and I was convinced that it was a physical problem. I struggled with it for many years and I even went five years w/o any sex in my 20's. I even had opportunities and I didn't take them because I was afraid I wouldn't perform. There were even a couple times where I actually did NOT perform. It was humiliating. Turns out I seriously, and I mean seriously, pscyched myself out. The one child I have is even a result of this problem. I didn't want to waste time putting on a condom because I was afraid I would go soft. And I was 19 at that time. For a long time sex made me nervous. I wouldn't get turned on, I would just get nervous. Turns out that was my problem all along. I feel like I'm a recovered drug addict. I'm clean now but I need to be careful because one bad experience and I could relapse. I am married now, though, so it's not such a big deal. If I ever got divorced, though, this problem might rear its head up again. I've screwed many a women in the last few years, though, and really haven't had any problems. Actually, with someone new I still do get nervous sometimes and I have had to explain to more than one woman that I need to get comfortable before I will get completely hard.

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BECAUSE YOU ARE UGLY
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can also so be emotional problem and his diet. My friend had to change his diet completly and it worked for him.
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