My papa’s penis is soft, so it’s not very satisfying. Given his age, I guess it can’t be helped, right?
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When he took medication and we were intimate, it was like he was a different person, and I still enjoyed it.
Would it be rude for me to ask him to take medication…???
I’m Shingpo Lee (Shingori), a column writer.
Taking one pill puts a strain on your heart. After that, taking any more doesn’t make a difference—as long as you stick to the proper dosage each time.
Rather than saying, “Take this medicine,” I think it would be better to emphasize the benefits by saying, “When I took it, it felt so good I thought I was going to lose my mind.”
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Taking medication can put a strain on your body, so you need to be careful. But if the gentleman says it’s okay, let him take it. That way, I think he’ll be able to finish more fully, too.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here.
> When he took medication before being intimate with me, it felt amazing—like he was a completely different person.
If you’re mentioning the medication, that means your papa told you he had taken it, right? If so, I think you should just tell him exactly that.
He may feel a little embarrassed about taking medication every time, so hearing that it felt good will probably make him want to please you again.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I agree with the positive feedback of, “It was good back then.”
Rather than criticizing or complaining to someone you see regularly, I think it’s better to consider what you can do to make things better.
The key points, like psychological safety, have already been figured out, but simply explaining the concept doesn’t get the specifics across.
When I try to convey it through a story, I end up saying things like, “Go watch *The Bad News Bears*”—the sad fate of a Showa-era man (wistful sigh).
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
He may have secretly taken medication even when he had trouble staying hard—perhaps he got the timing wrong or took it with food—so let him know, “You were great that time.”
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Rather than telling her you want her to take medication, I think it would be better to say that you enjoyed the sex when she took it and was with you.
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