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Fluctuating erections

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Zofloramummy · 27/10/2018 19:50

Hi I’m in a new relationship (6months), the sex is fantastic, he’s really attentive and makes sure I am satisfied. During foreplay he can be rock hard. But I take a little while to reach orgasm and when we move onto piv we are having some problems.

Basically his erection keeps disappearing! I think it’s partly psychological, so if things are going ok and then something happens (change of position, hair in mouth, cough etc) then it disappears. He is finding it difficult and I’m worried that it’s going to become an issue. We always manage to work around it and he usually manages to reach a climax.

Honestly quickies are normally best from a performance perspective and I don’t mind continuing on afterwards to meet my needs. But he prefers to put me first rather than him.

Is this normal in your early forties? Anyone got any advice on how to address this without making a massive issue of it? I am having amazing sex and he is really good in bed but it does affect the flow of things somewhat.

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Anotherblokelurking · 28/10/2018 09:55

I didn't have that problem in my forties but did later on. We just made it part of the fun that after her orgasm DW would treat me to some foreplay, hand and oral, until I was ready again. Sometimes if it was obvious it wouldn't get stiff enough for PIV she would take the oral all the way. These days, although I don't have a problem getting an erection I use viagra or kamagra jelly which keeps it stiff throughout and even after ejaculating.

Zofloramummy · 28/10/2018 22:26

Thanks, I’m not sure I want to mention the medication option just yet as I don’t want to make it a psychological issue! We are doing extended foreplay and breaks. Although if it’s a time pressured quickie for some reason everything works fine!

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MissConductUS · 29/10/2018 14:59

Some of it may just be aging, but it could also be early stage ED. ED is an early warning sign of cardiovascular problems in some cases.

Does he smoke or have any medical issues that you're aware of?

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