Okay so ive been with my boyfriend for almost 4months now and for some reason he cant get completly up. Im not use to teasing boys and so on. My ex was already always ready to go. So i have no idea whats going on. I try and to different things kiss him bite his ear go down on him and so on, and he just still wont get fully hard. He says its cause hes not comfortable around me. But what does that have to do with anything he also says i need to be more of a freak. What do i do someone please help lol
karenR answered Monday October 13 2008, 11:17 am: He needs to see a doctor about the problem.
It has nothing to do with you or what you
aren't doing. A normal male may like a little
freakiness, but it won't stop them from
getting an erection anyway.
Diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction in
younger males. It could be psychological, it
may be some other medical problem. It could
be he is gay and in denial. But, its not you.
So, encourage him to seek medical advice.
If he refuses, then it just isn't that
important to him. In that case I would
advise you to move on, because it will
cause problems in the long run if he
refuses. The important thing for you to
understand is it isn't you. Don't allow
him to claim it is. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
ella15 answered Monday October 13 2008, 9:23 am: his embarrassed than uncomfortable around you theres actually a name for that .its a sickness and people actually take medicine for it .be patient and advice him to see a doctor its not you its him theres nothing you can do about it. [ ella15's advice column | Ask ella15 A Question ]
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