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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Not having it is not good for a person. I truly believe people who are healthy all through their lives are having plenty of sex. It’s good for you. [/quote] Why don’t you speak for yourself and stop condemning a significant portion of the human population that doesn’t require regular sex to be healthy both mentally and physically? [/quote] DP, but the PP has a point that there [i]are[/i] people who do require regular sex to be mentally/emotionally/physically healthy. For them, sex is a [i]need[/i]. [/quote] NP, I might put it this way: exercise is not really a need per se but we are all aware that the human body and mental health are better with exercise.[/quote] Exercise doesnt bring mommy wounds and sti’s. Pleasing yourself brings the physiological release. And after many years, some people just prefer the company of friends (which is the most sustaining kind of love anyway, as studies are finding). [/quote] What is "mommy wounds"?[/quote] Imagine if this was everyone’s thought process. “I’m too afraid of Sti’s to ever have sex.” Also just like the other commenter-what the heck is a mommy wound?[/quote] Men are so incredibly myopic and selfish. That's why there are so many out there who try to cajole their wives and girlfriends into having sex just days or weeks after pushing a freaking watermelon out of her vagina. :roll: [/quote] I’m so tired of this. As a woman-I wouldn’t just accept my husband saying he didn’t want to try solve his ED with medication. So why should a man accept if a woman says she is going through menopause/some other hormonal thing and that’s that? Without ever taking any steps to make it better? It’s so one sided and unfair. In a marriage you don’t just get to decide you are done with something without considering the other person-that’s simply not how a marriage works.[/quote] +1[/quote] You’re both stupid. ED is a dysfunction. Menopause is a normal process of life.[/quote] As are you. See a doctor get meds and correct the issue. [/quote]
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