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You’re 23 with no baby, a win is a win. Move on & let him go be a father to his child.
I don't have an issue with “flawed”; “invalid” specifically suggests “not worth hearing” and is dismissive, but I get the sense you're not like that – you sound very caring. 🙂
I understand what she means, but doing different activities can “naturally” push you into light-hearted territory. Do an live trivia quiz together. Watch a silly movie. Talk about which celebrity you irrationally hate. Make pinterest boards together about your dream home / vacation/ job / car (suit to your personalities), and share them with each other. Go to a standup comedy show. Give each other the task of identifying your most petty peeve that disproportionately annoys you. (Not about each other! Stuff like hating the sound of chewing, or slow drivers, etc)
All of these can be incorporated into your time together without making a big deal about it, or saying:OK, now we're going to be light-hearted together”. ?
Because they know they can’t live up to your standard. You’re a 30 year old MD with her shit together. They know what they can bring to the table and it isn’t what a higher educated, successful 30 year old woman is expecting as the bare minimum.
I know that I expect a certain level of maturity, presentability, standard of living space, moderate alcohol use and no drug use, and so on. Also, I need to be wooed.
Dating is never a problem for me, but most guys like that, who know that this is my bare minimum, certainly steer clear from me.
I think that is a good thing.
You have every right to be upset if you communicated that you'd like that sort of stuff to remain private. If you've done that, and she's still gone ahead and told her friends, I'd just end the relationship since she clearly doesn't respect you or your boundaries.
If you haven't had that conversation, then you need to.
I've had some sexual partners who had this challenge to differing degrees.
It could be a medical issue, in which case the doctor is your best bet.
If they become very self conscious and embarrased about it, it becomes a negative feedback loop. Being superstressed about not being able to maintain an erection makes it superhard to maintain an erection.
ADHD can make it challenging, because the brain bounces and have a hot time keeping present. Not because they're not attracted enough or dont want their partner enough, its more like an involuntairy assosiation game you cant turn off, and if you notice that there's a sock on the floor it will remind you that you should do laundry, and right you need new laundry detergent, I should go to the store, do I need something else from the store?
One found that using a penis ring was enough to keep it up and just used that.
Great suggestion. I grew up in an emotionally neglectful household and also struggled with communicating my needs. Writing it down with Len and paper allows you to process what you are feeling, gives you time to say it correctly, and then you can hand the person a note. And the note also gives the other person the time to think about is bothering you and hopefully respond thoughtfully.