Guys Over 40 Find Dating Daunting, Discouraging
Men in their 40s complain that finding someone their age "who is educated, single and ready to settle down is a rare thing." go >
By Bob Berkowitz and Susan Yager-Berkowitz
QUESTION: Why does my 49-year-old husband need a pill to get an erection? Am I not sexy enough for him?
ANSWER: Most men who have erectile dysfunction do not have psychological problems, nor do they find their partners lacking in sex appeal. The three medications currently on the market (Viagra, Cialis and Levitra) are most definitely not aphrodisiacs. Yes, they enable most men to get and sustain an erection, but they only work if the guy is sexually turned on. And that would be by you.
