Anonymous wrote:Are you guys dense?
DH goes to doc gets cialis or viagra.
Anonymous wrote:it's not mental. it a lot to ask a guy to perform every night!
Anonymous wrote:There was a thread on this some time ago. I recommended using the Instead cups. They are normally for your period, but have DH do his thing into the cup, then push the cup in and all the way to the back so it covers your cervix. This wasn't normally an issue but when the opk is positive I hand a cup to DH and he takes one for the team. Good luck!
Anonymous wrote:He can masterbate, and you can do the turkey baster. This is actually quite a common problem. If he's on board, you can also go to an RE and do an IUI.
Lots of guys don't like to perform on demand.
Anonymous wrote:If it's performance anxiety I'm not sure IUIs are the way to go. Since then he has to do his business into a sterile cup in a random room at the clinic. It's not romantic or nice.
I'd say talk to him about it outside the bedroom. Have a glass or two of wine and just rip the band aid off what's going on there. Does he have reservations about having kids? Is he scared of something? Give him a safe place to share with you and see what he says. Will he see a doctor if this persists? That's an important one.
It sounds totally mental though, so tend to his mind!
Anonymous wrote:Its common. My husband rarely maintains an erection and can finish the act. I'm trying to make it less stressful for him, but it is discouraging to me that he can really only take care of matters 'on his own'. I'm sympathetic though because of his stressful job.
Anonymous wrote:I think that this happens to lots of people. We have been experiencing the same thing, it isn't fun for either of us. Sex has become a chore and we just took a month off from trying, now it's back and it's great. Make sure that you still participate in foreplay and lots of kissing and cuddling, it really does make a difference. GL
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, should have clarified: he is insanely busy with work this week and his phone has been attached to him. He had it on vibrate, but he kept hearing it buzz when emails came in while we were trying, and I think he blamed that on not be able to concentrate. He took his frustration out on the phone and said "that is never going to be in the room again during ___"...I think the stress level of work, lack of sleep from working late/getting up early, and after a week of trying is just getting to him.
Anonymous wrote:it's not mental. it a lot to ask a guy to perform every night!