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I have PCOS and trying to conceive, my ob-gyne prescribed Clomid for me,?

Friday, August 19th, 2011 | Permalink

and instructed us about the time of intercourse…?What i’m puzzled about is, She also prescribed LEVITRA for my husband although he does not have erectile dysfunction…I asked her if it is really needed during schedules of intercourse cause I don’t think my husband will have problems with his erection if ever, she said yes.

I have read about side effects of the drug, and so i am a little bit reluctant to let my husband take it. Is it really needed?

Please help. Thanks
to drana banana, yes i will tell you if i ever find out..thanks
to Layla, yes i have decided to look for another obgyn…i want doctors to be able to answer my why’s and whta for’s…she seems to be not interested in elaborating matters..thanks

Answer:

I would really talk to my doctor about it if I were you. I would ask, specifically, “why do you want my husband to take this? He does not have ED.” Let her know that you have questions and make sure she answers them. Doctors are not above the responsibility of communication just because they went to school for half their lives and we didnt.

In any case, Im wondering if she is prescribing it to assist in sperm quality? Although I would think she’d be better off prescribing some otc vitamins or something. But definitely ask her about it! Im really curious now too. If you get an answer I beg you to email and let me know what it is!

Good Luck!

My boyfriend (1 year now) has a low libido, are there any natural foods I can cook or feed him to help?

Thursday, August 18th, 2011 | Permalink

We have been together now for a year, before that he was basically alone for 8 years after a bad break up. He’s charming, and sweet, takes good care of me (which my kids love!!!) I am a widow, had been married for 20 years, my husband was very sexual, and we had a wonderful relationship until the day of his tragic accident at work. All my kids are grown and live on their own, so my boyfriend and i live alone. He maintains out of all the relationships he has ever had in his life i am the best he’s ever had, and would never do anything to harm our relationship. the problem lies in h is libido. He does have high blood pressure, and takes meds for that, and the Dr gave him Levitra as well. The problem is he never wants to take it, and always changes the subject when i try to talk to him about it. I would like to increase his libido through natural remidies in hopes that this will help

Answer:

Cucumber salad with tomatoes works. With some sour cream. It works to help that broblem. And also fruit salad andd tuna works. no joke.

Why my husband has no desire in sex?

Sunday, August 14th, 2011 | Permalink

I have been married for 13 years to the most generous, loving, caring man I have ever known. When we were dating we would have sex 3 to 4 times a day, at night it would last sometimes up to 5 hours with foreplay. This continued for the first 2-3 years of marriage and then all the sudden my husband started turning me down out of the blue, he has put on a little weight and has commented about how he hates it, but to me he is the sexiest man I have ever known. I know he hasn’t cheated, as I honestly know where he is 24 hrs a day. He went on his own to his doctor to find out what was going on, he was given blood test which showed a slight decline in testosterone but not enough to effect his sexual desire, he was prescribed Levitra and it works if he takes it, but that rarely happens. I seriously believe him that he loves me and he tells me he finds me attractive, he is still really flirty with me after all these years. We only have it once every one to two months now, I do not pressure him, as I am afraid of rejection, because the one time I really tried he told me to stop pawing on him, which was totally out of character and he apologized the next morning but that has stuck with me. I do initiate but if he wont I don’t push it. I am at the end of my ropes sexually…. We have the best marriage in every other sense, and turning to someone else is out of the question. I do not want to leave him over this, I could really use some advise from anyone who has been where I am. I am out of ideas. And do not ask if he is gay because that is not the case. Thank you for all honest answers

Answer:

Sometimes things just slow down. 13 years is a long time and it’s not fresh for him anymore. It could be that simple. Or it could be a number of other things. Do you want a baby and he doesn’t? Could it be that he withholds to ensure you don’t get pregnant? Does he perpetually masturbate, thus leaving him with nothing to offer you?

The fact that he’s not very willing to try to make it work with Levitra is a bigger problem to me than his possible impotence. I know you think the marriage is otherwise solid, but how solid can it be if he doesn’t wish for you what you want for yourself which is some intimacy?

I think not pressuring him is also a problem. You have become too complacent which makes him assume that this is okay with you. If you don’t communicate and initiate it (even if you have to face rejection), I think this issue only gets worse with time.

Should I be concerned about my girlfriend going out with her ex husband?

Saturday, August 13th, 2011 | Permalink

I have been divorced for a year. My ex wife and I talk on the phone or email each other. I might run into my ex wife at the mall on my second job. But I do not go out to dinner with my ex. No way.
My GF has been divorced for 8 years. To make a long story short, her ex husband is a Enoch. He can make out with a girl but when it comes to sex, he freezes up. Women interpret that as playing hard to get and try to force themselves on him and then get mad when he doesn’t respond to their advances. He’s not gay. He’s not interested in guys. That’s not it. He was raised in a very religious home and he grew up believing that sex is dirty and shameful. He remained a virgin until he was married and as far as I know, he remained a virgin after my GF divorced him. “He couldn’t” is what she said. I am not a doctor but people who deal in relationship counseling and sex therapy have told me that from what they know of him he is less of a threat to my GF than for her to go out with a gay guy. He’s not only not interested in sex with women, he’s not interested in sex with anyone ever. My GF said that during puberty, he had no sexual curiosity whatsoever.
I don’t really get how my GF could have dated him for a year and then been married to him for 6 years. She tried to have sex with him while they were dating. He said “God thinks this is wrong.” Dating, he sounded like a Christian knight in shining armor. Married, he just didn’t say anything and suddenly the knight became a freak.
I was raised in a very strict Catholic home and my mom wanted me to become a priest. She feared that I would get a girl pregnant when I was in school because he brother did and it ruined his life. Then she really didn’t want me to marry or have kids at all. I have found that seeing a sexual therapist has helped me, along with Levitra for my ED. But apparently his problem is much more severe than my own and I really can’t compare myself to him.
Anyway, getting back to my original question.
I just don’t like the idea that she is going out to dinner with her ex husband. They had problems in bed, and may have never even consummated their marriage but she was sexually attracted to him in the past and I fear that could rekindle again.
The last time they went out to dinner, about 6 months ago, she told him that she was seeing me. He told her that he was also seeing someone. That eases my mind a bit.
The last time they went out, I asked her if I could come along and meet him. It was a family day in the city. She brought her nieces and they went to the movies and out to lunch and had a family day. But she hadn’t told him about me yet and she was afraid that my being there might “hurt his feelings.”
Ironically, about a month later, I told my GF that I was going out to dinner with my ex girlfriend. She told me that she didn’t mind but told me that she would like to meet her.
It seems hypocritical that after she refused to allow me to meet her ex-husband that she would insist on meeting my ex-girlfriend.
About two weeks ago, my GF had to work on a Friday night. The next night she was asking me very pointedly
What did you do last night?
Did you go anywhere?
So you went out to dinner. Did you go alone or did you go with someone? Did you go out with a girl?
All these questions are coming from a woman that goes out with her ex husband and sees my questions about it as a sign that I am being jealous.
Should I be concerned about my girlfriend going out with her ex husband?
No, I do not know her ex husband. I have never met him. I am basing what I know about him on what she tells me. We discussed in with our relationship counselor and the counselor told me that based upon what my GF tells me and the RC that I have “nothing to worry about.”

Answer:

Drop the B i t ch! Get another woman… if a releationship causes drama.. then it is not worth it.

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Why won’t my husband have sex with me? Advice from men too would also be great help!?

Wednesday, August 10th, 2011 | Permalink

I can’t believe I am posting this question, but maybe some feedback from people I don’t know will help. Besides this really is kind of embarrassing and I hate to ask anyone I actually know.
Here’s the bottom line. It’s going on four months at this point, but at any given time my husband and I average sex 4 times a year (6 if I am really lucky). We have been married for 7 years and known each other for 13.
We have tried both Viagra and Levitra – he hates the side effects.
Knowing that he had been depressed with different things his doc put him on Wellbutrin. Not only is this an anti-depressant, but it is one that helps to increase sex drive. I see the effects on his depression (which was mild), but not in libido.
Yes, I have a much higher sex drive than he does, although to be accurate before me going two weeks without sex was forever to him.
We had so many arguments over this because I have wants and needs and I feel that sometimes he should just have sex for the sake of making me happy. God knows, I am not a perfect wife, but I will do things that are more time consuming and less fun just because I know it will make him happy.
I also stopped arguing about it, as I do realize this puts added pressure and makes sex even more undesirable. I have not brought it up in about 9 months.
Although I am not a supermodel, I am not ugly either. Middle of the road normal woman I think. In fact, I did just lose a bunch of weight, making me more attractive than before – though these problems were before and after weight loss.
I have asked for counseling numerous times – he refuses, he won’t budge on this one, so the point is moot.
I have tried coming onto him, this leads to rejection. And always with the stupid excuse that I pick the worst times to want to have sex. He’s tired, in pain, etc although even with all that he can still manage to do other things.
I have tried sexy nighties, sex toys, porn, telling him I was going upstairs to masturbate thinking this might spur some type of action out of him.
I cannot talk to him about this anymore as I feel like garbage. I just want him to want me sexually and it seems the thought never crosses his mind. Which is total BS, because really, I know all men are different, but never wanting it? Not believable!
I have even stopped talking directly about our sex life for fear it will be perceived as an attack on him, making things worse. I have tried dropping very subtle hints – not even about us, just sex in general or so, thinking this might get the ball rolling.
Even tonight, we were able to have both of our kids gone (our anniversary was the other day) so we went out to dinner to celebrate – his idea. Now we have a house with no kids and I am in bed typing this and he is watching TV downstairs. Before I even came up here I made sure to get into the shower and walk all the way through the house to the bedroom in just a towel (see subtle hint).
Yes, I know taking care of oneself is all well and good. I have done it numerous times. However even this has become great stress because I want to be touched, kissed, made love to (or even downright hardcore porn things if that’s his mood then – doesn’t always have to be lovey and romantic, just sex). Masturbation is almost impossible because although the ultimate desired effect is fulfilled I just end up sobbing afterward that I am resorted to that. If sex was once a week but me needing it more, than masturbating would be fine. But when it is 3 – 6 times a year always having to do for oneself becomes so much more lonely. Especially when I will drop the hint that I am going to “rub one off” I am so horny and he can’t pull himself away from the TV to “come help me with that”.
And no he is not gay. Can’t be as positive about cheating, but I doubt it. Although I have had suspensions, I am a woman and I also know that sometimes we can blow things way out of proportion.
I cannot come on to him and I cannot initiate sex as the rejection has been so frequent and/or blunt that my psyche just can’t take any more.
Sorry this is so long, and that suggestions can be limited because I have tried everything I can think of. But I cannot put myself out there for any more rejection, I can’t take it.
And yes, all his parts work. It isn’t a medical problem. And I feel I have been patient long enough. I cry myself to sleep (crying now as a matter of fact). I just want to be touched, to be desired, to be wanted. Is that to much to ask, am I being selfish? I don’t expect everyday (although I would be up for it), but I previously talked to him about maybe once a week. I don’t think that is unreasonable.
Also, yes the 3-hopefully 6 times a year he wants it, I give in (although part of me wants to reject him for his constant rejection of me, part of me doesn’t like the fact my needs are ignored but when something comes up I a
So far replies are been great.
@theafrican – I thought about leaving many times, it is hard to do, we have a 9 & 11 year old. We already moved them from the city to country life. Changing again seems so selfish of me. Maybe it isn’t, but I can’t help feeling I should stay, at least until the kids get older.
@dorkvader – I saw a counselor myself & she was wonderful! she also said that sex is a VERY important part of marriage (most psychologists agree) & I am not being unreasonable in need/wanting it. She helped so I could vent to someone but all in all did nothing for the marriage. You’re probably right, I should start seeing someone else, maybe w/o him knowing so he doesn’t think advice came from someone else & may be more receptive.
@watermelon – tried some of that, brought another woman into the picture, although I couldn’t do it after a bit & i think marriage should be 2, not 3 (but to each his own) even tried asking for open marriage -he wouldn’t have it, so at a loss now

Answer:

WOW what a wife! I mean you seriously have done everything I was going to suggest! He should be extremely thankful. I would say take a trip or vaccation just the two of you but seeing that you had the house to yourself and he still didn’t want too makes me think you will get the same result.

I’m going to assume that you’ve asked what you can do? and it hasn’t changed? Either way this is a serious problem. In my opinion he’s being a real jerk too and extremely selfish.

My best advice is this you need to start seeing a counselor perhaps go see one by yourself for the first time. Tell him/her what’s going on and ask for advice. At the very least the counselor can help guide you through this. The counselor can probably help you get your husband into the counseling also.

I’m OCD and see a counselor about once a month. I had to see 4 different counselors before I found one I liked. The KEY to finding a good counselor is finding who does it because they ENJOY what they do and not in it for the money. You also need to make sure they have similar/common morals and beliefs as you. I’d also recomend looking for one that specializes in Family and Marriage counseling you don’t want one who mainly deals with addictions. It might take a bit of looking but you will find one.

Anyway good luck and I hope it all works out.

Women- would you break up with a man who suffered from ED and RE?

Monday, August 8th, 2011 | Permalink

My GF and I have been dating for just over ten months. She was married to a guy who had a severe case of Erectile Dysfunction. He not only had problems having intercourse but he seemed to exhibit no sexual curiosity at all. She was a virgin when she married and it is a touchy subject to find out if her husband, in fact, ever consumated their now former marriage. Since then she has slept with several men after her divorce. Some guys were one night stands and others she dated for several months. I have dated her the longest since her divorce.
My ex wife was frigid in bed. After getting sex therapy myself, which my ex wife refused, the best I can determine is that my wife had vaginitis. Any attempt at intercourse with my ex wife was painful and compounded by my ED problems we never had much of a sex life. Since divorcing her I began to take Levitra for my ED when I began dating again after I split from my ex wife.
If I had started dating my girlfriend after she split from her ex husband, I would feel as if I was satisfying her as a lover. But she has slept with several men since she divorced. I compare myself to her other boyfriends and using my own bit of logic as well as my imagination to fill in what she will not tell me, I imagine most of these ex boyfriends of hers to have been better lovers for her than me. Most of the guys she dated wound up breaking up with her. One guy that she dated for seven months, broke up with her complaining about her snoring and it kept him awake so he dumped her.
My ED comes and goes. I am in my forties so that I find that if I have a cold and I take cold medicine, or if I have a few drinks with my GF before sex, the Levitra doesn’t work as effectively.
I also suffer from Retarded Ejaculation, yes that is the medical term for it. I have no problem masturbating on my own but I have not been able to finish during intercourse with her. I just cannot get the same level of stimulation having intercourse with her as I do when I masturbate.
This week, we started to see a relationship counselor. My GF has threatened to break up with me a couple of times, saying that we are both high anxiety and that’s why she left her ex husband. Personally I think it has more to do with the sex and she is no doubt frustrated by being with a guy who can’t come.
Sometimes, at night and we have had a few drinks, the sex is a complete failure. She wants to get on top of me and that requires me to be fully erect and sometimes I just can’t. Because of her Catholic upbringing, the fact that she waited until marriage to have sex, maybe she feels ashamed to admit that I am not satisfying her like the other guys she slept with, one night stands or ex boyfriends. Most of the guys that dated her seemed to be just for the short term. She dated a medical student who was 9 years younger than her. She admitted to me that I am really the first guy that she has dated since her divorce that is older than her. Since splitting from her ex, she has been a cougar pairing off with younger men.
She is not a medical professional but she offered her own uneducated diagnosis of my ED problem as a sign of aging. What she failed to listen from me is that I have suffered from this condition all of my life since puberty. I was rejected by several woman in high school and college because of this problem.
Women- would you break up with a man who suffered from ED and RE?

Answer:

What is RE?

Is he cheating?

Sunday, August 7th, 2011 | Permalink

I never suspect my husband is cheating. Friends and coworkers say it’s not possible for a man not to cheat, but if they knew my husband they’d believe me. He is very self concious and is a “premie” if u know what that means. He recently went a urologist to get help with this problem and they gave him some Levitra which is stronger than Viagra in case you didnt know.
It’s been a long time …..maybe 5 or 6 months since we’ve had actual intercourse because his problem has got really bad lately. We can’t even get to that point before he you know what’s.
My thing is , he got the levitra about a month ago. We tried to have sex a couple times but it didnt work and he said he didnt take the medicine that time. He has 3 pills missing though. I know the first time and last night he took one and we were so tired we fell asleep. but that leaves out one. Did he take it and not tell me?? Did he take and use it with someone else?

Help me! I’m going crazy w/out sex and now mind wandering
if u read the question it says were so tired we fell asleep the other two times he took it. we have a newborn and an older child and both work fulltime. so we get tired. And he has a problem with getting off too fast….not getting up!

Answer:

I’m with everyone else… he’s not cheating on you.
So just ask what happened to the other pill. Probably same thing that happened last night.

To address the more disturbing piece of your question. You’re going crazy without sex??? There are so many other ways that your husband can satisfy your needs that don’t involve his problem. It’s time to invest in some toys. Your needs are just as important as his.
Good Luck.

My husband says he is suffering from impotence but is it he don’t love me anymore?

Saturday, August 6th, 2011 | Permalink

he has suffereing for 4 years we have been married. he has taken levitra, viagra and he goes to his gp, and consultant at the hospital – i don’t have to push him to do this. I have always been more sexually charged than him. He has a stressful job and his family give him problems, but he is loving, caring and kind. If he could beat this – wow, but I feel unloved and rejected and so unhappy. He says it started 7 years ago when he had a brain aneursym, when they tested him he had an allergic reaction to the idione in the dye that set off panic attacks. He had to take citalopram for three years which in effect, helped to kill off his sex drive, and then we met and got married. I feel sorry for him, but he does seem to have recovered recently, but still claims he is stressed and needs a break from work, just a few days off. I won’t have an affair, but I have considered leaving him. I don’t wish to hurt him but can’t help be angry at him. I think he wants to beat it though.
Just to say I did’nt know he had this issue before we wed, but I knew he had health problems. I know there is more to marriage than sex – but in twenty years when I don’t want it anymore, his problem is over right? I know it is selfis, but my other boyfriends had no problem. I feel he is not a real man if he cannot satisfy me. I think it is part pyscholigical but he has had therapy – ongoing – but I don’t go with him because I don’t see the point.

Answer:

If you married him, knowing that he has these problems — and he is clearly trying to do something about it, you need to be patient and stand by him. Constant pressure and reminders that he is not “enough” for you probably isn’t helping the situation either. You know that this is a medical issue — and something that he is seeking help for — so to leave him when he needs your understanding probably says more about the entire relationship than just your sex life.

how can my husband(56) maintain an erection?

Sunday, July 24th, 2011 | Permalink

he uses levitra occasionally. he responds well both w/ and w/out meds but will tend to lose “it” about 15 mins in 8/10 times. we do alternate stimulation’s and over all have a very healthy sex life. what can we do to keep things on an up swing?

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I was cleaning out my car & found a bottle of Levitra that was filled at Walgreens. Why would husband need it?

Monday, July 18th, 2011 | Permalink

Sex life is ok. We have sex maybe once a month. He works all the time, 6 days a week, 10 hours a day. I am 36 and in my prime. I want sex a lot but I never voiced it to him. I don’t know if he really knows. I am sometimes tired, but I watch certain movies on netflix. I do want sex, but it just does not happen a lot of times. When we do have sex, he gets hard and fast. No complaints here. I am not understanding why he would want to try this drug. His peeter works just fine I think. It doesn’t make you want to have sex right? It just makes the peen hard right? Advice??
he 50 im 36

Answer:

You are correct, Levitra will only assist him in achieving an erection. It will not have any effect on his state of mental arousal. His age puts him at a higher risk for erectile dysfunction. My question is, when you have sex, who is the instigator? If it is usually him, then maybe he is actually taking it ahead of time. If it is you, are you giving him some warning (at least 25 minutes)? Maybe he is noticing that it is harder (I mean, more difficult) to get an erection, and he doesn’t want you to notice. This might be a source of embarrassment for him. Don’t take offense, it has nothing to do with whether he finds you sexy. Just pretend you didn’t find it, and move on. Don’t tell him, because confidence in the bedroom is a fragile thing for guys. If it seems okay, don’t rock the boat by asking about his wiener.

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