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Crystal: me and my domestic partner have not had sex in months. he has had penile erection problems since we have been together (about 1 1/2 years) but in the past i would go the extra length to try and make our sexual relations successful. 9 out of 10 times this would fail. he would lose the slight penile erection he had mid intercourse or lose it the second i would stop giving him oral sex. i have given up because all our sex life amounts to for me is work. i don't mind pleasing him in various ways but at this point by the time i get any physical response at all i'm tired. he is very willing to please me orally to make up for it, but it still doesn't make our sex life complete. he hates doctors and even though we recently got health insurance he hasn't even gone for his initial visit. i need advice on how to let him know that this is a problem that has to be resolved. this is the man i want to marry. all aspects of our relationship except this one are great. i can honestly say we would have a full and healthy relationship if we could conquer this problem. where do i begin? how far should i go to involve myself and/or persuade him? can my relationship last without a satisfactory sex life?
It sounds like he has performance anxiety causing his erectile dysfunction problem. It can happen whereby you do get penile erection, and as you're about to have sex, you lose your erection, or it can be when you're actually in the course of having sexual intercourse as in his case. Usually what happens is that he is focusing more or less on the final goal, which is orgasm or pleasing you with an orgasm, and not really focusing on all the rest of what goes on in the sexual encounter, he should focus more on the relationship and the sensory experiences that your having as opposed to the final goal -- more focusing on the process rather than the product.
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