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Brandon10
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I agree with the correlation between porn and ED. but that doesnt translate to shitty sex. shitty sex means you need to get an erection to begin with so if you cant, that sexual encounter is gonna stop before it starts. never in my life have i heard of there being ultra common frequencies of men's penises not getting up. i would think i would hear about this being constantly talked about or at least referenced commonly in pop culture or media.
so i dont think ED is correlated with shitty sex. your take?
okay so the main gripe here seems to be that you think chads get less sex because of women not wanting to risk getting shitty sex, while we think its because women's standards have risen. this seems to be the crux of the differences between us
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Sexual experience of female partners of men with erectile dysfunction: the female experience of men's attitudes to life events and sexuality (FEMALES) study - PubMed
Erectile dysfunction has significant adverse effects on the female partner's sexual experience. Women with partners who were currently using PDE5 inhibitors had a more satisfying sexual experience than those whose partners did not use a PDE5 inhibitor.
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Women reported engaging in sexual activity significantly less frequently after their partner developed ED in comparison with before (P < 0.001). Moreover, significantly fewer women experienced sexual desire, arousal, or orgasm "almost always" or "most times," and significantly fewer women reported satisfaction with their sexual relationship after their partner developed ED, compared with before (P < 0.001). Decreases in female sexual satisfaction and frequency of orgasm were significantly related to the male partner's self-reported severity of ED (P < 0.01). The proportion of women who experienced sexual desire, arousal, and orgasm "almost always" or "most times" was significantly higher in the group whose partners were currently using a PDE5 inhibitor (P < 0.05).