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How to deal with erectile dysfunction in a relationship
Dating or being married to a man with erectile dysfunction can be difficult, especially if there are communication challenges or negative feelings. People with erectile dysfunction and their partners often face self-esteem issues, disconnection, or feelings of embarrassment. Our sexual health experts at Vancouver and Toronto clinics share the best tips for talking about erectile dysfunction with your partner and relationship strategies for couples facing ED.
- How to Turn an Awkward Conversation into a Productive Communication With Your Partner
We’ve all had awkward conversations: bad job interviews, parental inquisitions, weird small talk with a friend-of-a-friend (what was his name again?). If you’re anything like me, avoiding these interactions is usually your first instinct. Unfortunately, you can’t run from all awkward moments and difficult discussions. While some might be worth avoiding (sorry, friend-of-a-friend), pushing through… Read more: How to Turn an Awkward Conversation into a Productive Communication With Your Partner - How to Communicate in the Bedroom When Things Go SoftFor some, it happens suddenly. For others, it’s a long-term challenge. It happens to couples who are completely open, and to couples who have some trouble communicating. In fact, it affects the relationships of about half of Canadian men over 50. Yes, half. It’s that common for things to stop working or slow down in… Read more: How to Communicate in the Bedroom When Things Go Soft
- Could It Be Erectile Dysfunction My Guy No Longer Wants to Have SexJulia, a 57-year-old woman presented to my clinic because her husband John of 20 years had lost interest in having sex with her which resulted in them living in a sexless marriage for the previous two years. Julie was experiencing a roller coaster of emotions thinking she was no longer desirable or that he was… Read more: Could It Be Erectile Dysfunction My Guy No Longer Wants to Have Sex
