Is dating and a happy love life possible for men with erectile dysfunction (ED)?
I am 41 years old and single. By the time I found out I had diabetes, I realized that my ED was not due to stress. Viagra and Cialis prescribed by a urologist didn't help, and my problem isn't psychological as I no longer get morning erections (a telltale sign).
My desire or libido have not been affected; I can still climax, and I know plenty of other ways to pleasure my partner. But I'm getting mixed signals about the importance of an erection and penetration to women, and the thought of the pain of being rejected early in a relationship has made me stop dating altogether.
This detail is pretty much unavoidable, it's bound to come up on the third or fourth "real" date just when things start getting heavy but before there's been a real commitment.
Is a healthy long-term relationship possible, or will most women turn away before they get too involved emotionally? Do I keep dating or should I buy twelve cats and stock up on a lifetime supply of frozen dinners for one?
You just need to find the right woman and as you know there is far more to sex/love making then penetration. I realize that it is very hard to face rejection, but in order to be happy and feel fulfilled you need to find the right woman and you can't do that if you aren't dating. Just be open and honest. I suggest you get a little friend to help you with those women who do want penetration. Or surprise them with a big one. Good Luck. Live Life to the Fullest and Enjoy Every Minute of It.....
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