It is commonly joked about that when a woman is ready to have sex, the man is just around the corner waiting to pounce. The world we live in today jokes about this dynamic between men and women often. Many men believe that it is their job, as a sexual being, to please a woman. And furthermore that, if they do not experience orgasm, they have failed.
Welcome to a candid and enlightening episode of #MyCounselorLIVE! In this installment “Sexual Trauma, Erectile Dysfunction, & Vaginismus”, we had the privilege of sitting down with Licensed Therapist and Certified Sex Therapist, Josh Spurlock, to delve into a collection of topics that touch upon the deeply personal and often stigmatized aspects of human sexuality and mental well-being.
“What is the best way for a wife to support a husband with ED (Erectile Dysfunction)? Obviously she doesn’t want to emasculate him, but she doesn’t want her needs to not be met.”
“My hubby is 34, has low testosterone and ED (Erectile Dysfunction). He’s also very selfish in bed. He skips foreplay completely. Is this related or is this a different issue?”
Can you speak to the loneliness and rejection wives feel when their husbands are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
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