Re: strength, hope, encouragment
Posted: Fri Jan 17, 2020 9:55 am
Dear Need,
I have a niece and and a step daughter who have similar challenges to yours. I can tell you you that your persistence in discussing suicide suggests that you should consider professional and real help - not that which a bunch of us could provide over these pages. I'm serious, get some help that will be meaningful to you - a clergyman, mental health professional, ANYONE who can look into your eyes and speak to you.
I have three anecdotes to offer:
1) Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Things get better.
2) I once dated a beautiful woman who I approached very cautiously and conservatively, while I suffered from ED. On one date (about the 4th or 5th), I had ended the evening asking her if I may kiss her (for the first time). We kissed. On the next date as we enjoyed gazing at a full moon over the Gulf of Mexico, she asked me to make love to her. I had to explain my ED and reliance on pills, etc. The night was magical. She was patient and loving and expressive.
3) My sexual relationship with my present wife started with me suffering from more advanced ED. I was also open and honest with her. I gave her oral, which she loved and continues to enjoy enormously. She told me she had never experienced what we had that night. She responded with the first blowjob (on my soft penis) that she had ever given in her life.
You are throwing the kitchen sink at yourself. Scrotal webbing? Really? Do you think this merits offing yourself? Lot's of guys here have dealt or otherwise lived with this. Pelvic floor problems? See a physical therapist specializing in this issue if they are a real problem. Low T? This is eminently addressable. Personally, my dick is measurably shorter since I had a prostatectomy and the implant. My wife and I nevertheless take enormous pleasure in our intercourse.
I look forward to you being a productive member of this community, so let's get started. PM me with your phone number if you like. I'm not a mental health pro, but I'll call you back.
Mike
I have a niece and and a step daughter who have similar challenges to yours. I can tell you you that your persistence in discussing suicide suggests that you should consider professional and real help - not that which a bunch of us could provide over these pages. I'm serious, get some help that will be meaningful to you - a clergyman, mental health professional, ANYONE who can look into your eyes and speak to you.
I have three anecdotes to offer:
1) Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Things get better.
2) I once dated a beautiful woman who I approached very cautiously and conservatively, while I suffered from ED. On one date (about the 4th or 5th), I had ended the evening asking her if I may kiss her (for the first time). We kissed. On the next date as we enjoyed gazing at a full moon over the Gulf of Mexico, she asked me to make love to her. I had to explain my ED and reliance on pills, etc. The night was magical. She was patient and loving and expressive.
3) My sexual relationship with my present wife started with me suffering from more advanced ED. I was also open and honest with her. I gave her oral, which she loved and continues to enjoy enormously. She told me she had never experienced what we had that night. She responded with the first blowjob (on my soft penis) that she had ever given in her life.
You are throwing the kitchen sink at yourself. Scrotal webbing? Really? Do you think this merits offing yourself? Lot's of guys here have dealt or otherwise lived with this. Pelvic floor problems? See a physical therapist specializing in this issue if they are a real problem. Low T? This is eminently addressable. Personally, my dick is measurably shorter since I had a prostatectomy and the implant. My wife and I nevertheless take enormous pleasure in our intercourse.
I look forward to you being a productive member of this community, so let's get started. PM me with your phone number if you like. I'm not a mental health pro, but I'll call you back.
Mike