Tips Dec 14, 2022 12:36

The other day, when we were intimate for the first time, he wasn’t erect at all before penetration. I was surprised, especially since we’d been kissing and cuddling in bed beforehand.

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I was confident that he really liked me, so I’m wondering whether there was something wrong with the way I went about things. I’ve become really anxious, so I’m posting here for advice. This never happened with anyone I’d dated before. We stayed overnight, so we were intimate again in the morning. That time, it wasn’t an issue, and he even said that it’s easier for him to get an erection in the morning. After he climaxed, he said, “Ah, that feels so good…!” But because of what happened the night before, I can’t help wondering whether he was just trying to be considerate.
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This isn’t necessarily related to the woman’s attractiveness. Some men have difficulty getting aroused due to work-related fatigue or various other factors. They may still be fine on their days off or in the morning. He may be on the verge of developing ED, so I think it’s best not to take it personally and simply let it go without saying anything.
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Speaking only for myself, I can’t get hard unless my partner reaches climax too. Kissing and just fooling around aren’t enough to turn me on.
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I think it’s possible for someone to have trouble getting an erection depending on their physical condition or how much they’ve had to drink. If he was able to perform normally in the morning and said it felt good, then I don’t think you need to worry about it too much.
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