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I’m going to do my best to keep my question rated ‘G’, so bear with me.
As I age, I have become more interested in the possible use of Viagra or Cialis.
I have found that the Church says that since these pharmacuticals are ‘restorative’ to normal function, there is no problem with their use within marriage. The doctor has indicated that I am a good candidate for them and has offered some free samples, which I did not take at the time.
My wife says that she does not want me to try them, saying that she is fully satisfied with the way things are, and not to bother. Our frequency is as often as ever, but I’m certainly not what I used to be.
Since my body is just as much hers, as it is mine, I am compelled to honor her request to not try these products. However, I wonder if she takes that position because she really is satisfied with my diminishing abilities in both time and vigor, or is she trying to protect my ‘feelings’, concerned that I might feel less of a man?
Personally, I am very satisfied with things as they are, but I do worry that since I can’t play as long and hard as I used to, that she is missing out.
I’m wondering what wives really think of these products. Do they really care about their husbands ‘performance’, or not? Is that something that is high or low on the list of things they care about?
As I age, I have become more interested in the possible use of Viagra or Cialis.
I have found that the Church says that since these pharmacuticals are ‘restorative’ to normal function, there is no problem with their use within marriage. The doctor has indicated that I am a good candidate for them and has offered some free samples, which I did not take at the time.
My wife says that she does not want me to try them, saying that she is fully satisfied with the way things are, and not to bother. Our frequency is as often as ever, but I’m certainly not what I used to be.
Since my body is just as much hers, as it is mine, I am compelled to honor her request to not try these products. However, I wonder if she takes that position because she really is satisfied with my diminishing abilities in both time and vigor, or is she trying to protect my ‘feelings’, concerned that I might feel less of a man?
Personally, I am very satisfied with things as they are, but I do worry that since I can’t play as long and hard as I used to, that she is missing out.
I’m wondering what wives really think of these products. Do they really care about their husbands ‘performance’, or not? Is that something that is high or low on the list of things they care about?