Everything Is Wonderful, But Sex Is Lame

The Story

Hello, I want to share my story with you. This is the second attempt to write here and I want to ask the administrators to approve for publication what follows below. I am a 35-year-old woman. A year and a half ago I met my friend, and we have been living together for about 8 months. He is my age. We have a very harmonious relationship, we hardly fight, we have similar interests and way of life and most importantly - there is mutual love. But like any good thing, there is something else that spoils it. In our case, this is an intimate relationship. As soon as we met, there were problems - either he lost his erection or he finished very quickly. I told myself normally - we don't know each other well yet. We also went to a sexologist - there is no physiological problem, everything is on a mental basis. He also took a few erection pills enough to gain confidence. When we lived together there was a period when everything was very good, sex happened and it was good (there were no interruptions). For several months, however, it has been at high tide again. When we start, he is always very aroused and gets a full erection, but when it comes to penetration, he either loses it or ends immediately. I want to point out that when it happens, I like sex. He has told me more than once that I am very passionate and he has experienced his best moments with me. And when I ask him why this happens, he tells me that he is afraid of slapping things and filming himself even more. It bothers me a lot that he is so embarrassed and sex doesn't always work out. And he suffers from it, I see him, I feel him. We even try for a child, but with 1-2 successful attempts from rain to wind, this cannot happen in those years. Lately, I often think about separation. I don't want us to keep hurting ourselves. What helps me not to make such a final decision yet is that he is a terribly good person and loves me very much (and I love him too) and that when sex happens, he is very emotional and nice. On the other hand, I'm afraid that I won't be able to cope with this problem ... what if it gets worse ... Didn't he have to overcome his worries and fears during that time ... Maybe someone will say where you went. in those years to look for another partner, but will we both be able to continue like this, will this problem not be transferred to our other relationships and ultimately destroy everything beautiful and real that connects us. I would give anything to get better and stay together. But it seems to me that this is an increasingly difficult dream to achieve. So I wander around looking for an answer to the question: Should I stay or leave? Thanks in advance to all who will respond.

Last Updated
September 19, 2020
Author:
dandyanne

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