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How long does erectile dysfunction last?
I haven't been able to get hard, and it's been several months. It's pretty embarassing as I was recently with the woman of my dreams and couldn't perform. It was just soft and she was so hot. She was really sad and embarassed. I left without a word. Still haven't answered her texts or calls. I want to kill myself right now. I can't get hard anymore, nothing turns me on. Am I permanently screwed? I want sex so much even if my body is unwilling to get hard...wtf....
6 Answers
- JesusLv 52 months ago
I regret it, I really pity you, it should be very bad to want to make the sex to your even one and not be able, I have never had erectile disfunction, but when it was very young it happened to me something similar, I went to have sexual relationships with a woman of more age that me, and my penis didn't respond, the anxiety restrains. Some days later I attempted it again and then if I could make the sex to the woman. Fortunately that didn't happen again.
- Anonymous2 months ago
When that happens to me,it is very upsetting too.It,s brought on by anxiety and fear of failure.Discussing the situation with the female is a big help,she can be patient enough to let nature take it's course.Just relax and enjoy feeling her up,soon things start working properly.
- 2 months ago
Erectile dysfunction is usually a long-term thing. But it depends on what caused it. Sometimes certain medications or even lifestyle habits can cause it. Keep in mind that a lot of men as they age start to experience erectile dysfunction, and it's usually always a permanent situation. There is Treatment available to help you get an erection, but you will likely always need help for it.
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- TarkarriLv 72 months ago
Anything from a once only occurrence to the rest of your life.
It depends on the cause and any treatment that may be needed.
Yours sounds like performance anxiety.
An understanding partner and a commitment to intimacy without intercourse for a period of time generally works.
