r/erectiledysfunction

I have milded ED and my fiance do not want me to take meds for it.

So I have erection problems like 3-4 times a year im 43 btw. My fiancé makes me feel like shit when it happens, it actually makes me feel pathetic and worthless. I just don't know what to do anymore.

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u/Background_Yellow_72 — 5 days ago

Amazon Prime for Tadalafil

Save over $1800 per month on 30 day supply of 10 mg tablets, at least that’s what it says i’m saving in my checkout without insurance! I used to get them at walgreens with insurance I could only get 6 a month! Amazon I can get the 30 a month without using my insurance!

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u/El_Demetrio — 5 days ago

I'm reaching a breaking point in our relationship

G'day, gentlemen. I hope I can receive some food for thought, support, or advice.

I've been dating my boyfriend for 8 months now and we never had PIV. I'm 30F, he's 41M and I suspect I'm his first relationship, though it sounds like he had sex before.

Whenever we try, he goes soft, and suspects it's performance anxiety. I love that man, he's the sweetest boyfriend I've had, and we talked numerous times about how we'll navigate it together.

He started and ended therapy, we read books and discussed psychological factors around our sex life, at some point I told him to just get Cialis (he bough Viagra but never used it), I asked to check with doctor if it can be due to medical issue but instead he jus went and got vasectomy?!!!!!

I want to be delicate about this subject because I know men associate their value with their penis, but when I reflect on it, no matter how sweet he is, he's not addressing this fast enough or without me pressuring him. Like I don't care about PIV, I'd be perfectly fine if he focused on my pleasure, but where we are, is that any time one of us initiates, we both end up deflated.

He talks about moving in together and making future plans, but I don't even know if we're compatible sexually, because all I got from him was going down on me 3 times in 8 months. He's the sweetest romantic partner, but I feel like I'm reaching my breaking point. Is there any hope?

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u/DancingWithDumplings — 5 days ago

Long term use of Tadalafil

Using Tadalafil regularly long term would decrease its efficacy? If yes, then what's the next step ? And its effective (for daily use) for how much time - 6 months ? 6 years ?

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u/sipret — 14 days ago

Advice Needed: Trying Viagra as comparison to Cialis

I have had good results with 10mg Cialis (as needed). However I find the onset a bit inconsistent (occasionally slower than normal) and I get minor side effects.

For comparison, my doc gave me a prescription for 50mg Viagra.

I wanted to ask the community:

How long before sex should I take it?
How long does it last?

I don’t plan on taking them together, but if they both work but differently - may keep them both and use as the situation calls for it. Does anyone do that?

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u/lIllIIIlllIIl — 14 days ago

ANXIETY Tadalafil and intercourse time for conception

Hi everyone. If you suffer from anxiety linked to the fear of failure or the fear of having sexual relations during specific times (my wife is only in the mood a few days a month), does Tadalafil help with anxiety? I currently take 5 mg a day—can I double the dose? What about supplements?

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u/Ok-Version7314 — 14 days ago

Tadalafil headaches switch to mornings?

I have been taking Tadalafil for 3 weeks now daily, 5mg and holy shit this stuff is everything I wanted. Hard at the drop of a hat like when I was 20. My wife said it seems harder than when I took Sildenafil. Anyway I take it around 7:30 at night and I usually, not all the time but usually wake with slight to moderate headache but the strange thing is it goes away fairly quickly on its own, like 5 minutes or so. Would switching to taking it in the morning solve this issue or I would just get this little headache at work instead? I have enough headaches at work, don't need an added one. 🤣

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u/Ok_Swim7161 — 13 days ago