My papa (a male supporter) in his 60s goes to the bathroom once or twice during intimacy, making excuses like saying his mouth is dry. He also uses the bathroom fairly often in everyday life.
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We've been together many times, but his manhood never gets fully hard, so we've never had penetration, and he seems concerned about it.
The other day, even though he had finally gotten hard, he went to the bathroom and came back with it smaller.
Does the urge to urinate come on when a man is hard?
Since he doesn't come back with it hard again, what do you think he does in the bathroom every time?
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If I had to guess, maybe he drinks too much the day before and on the day, so he needs to use the bathroom often. Or perhaps he’s prone to frequent urination and always feels like he has to go?
I just think he should take ED medication. It can be prescribed by a doctor, too.
If you’ve built up a relationship with him, why not suggest it to him yourself?
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If she says she’s never had penetration before, maybe she spent a long time on foreplay and her mouth got dry.
I’m not really sure why she’d need to use the bathroom just because her mouth was dry, though. Maybe she was taking sips of water and using that time to let her mouth moisten again.
Or perhaps she drank plenty of fluids beforehand to keep her mouth from getting dry, which made her need to use the bathroom more often?
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I do get the urge to urinate, so personally, I make sure to empty my bladder before sex.
I assume they’re just using the bathroom to relieve themselves.
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