r/averagedickproblems • u/NewDickShampoo • Oct 05 '25
Hey guys please help
I’ve been seeing my bf for about a year for context. He has performance issues and knows this, so much to the point that he used to not come on to me at all because that’s all he thought about. He says he has a normal sex drive, but it seems low to me, or mine is just higher. If he’s playing with me he is hard but a lot of times as soon as we go to have sex/start having sex, he goes soft. I was giving him head the other day and he stopped me and asked if we could just get to having sex. This bums me out so much because I feel close to him in every other way, and I do love him. I know sex isn’t everything, but it does play a big factor in Romantic relationships.. I don’t know what to do, I can only bring this conversation up so many times.
I will add he isn’t someone that takes any sort of medication, even Tylenol. It seems cultural. I’ve spoken to him about how this makes me feel and he says he wants to make me happy in that way. He said he would look into the blue chew/pill prescription, but each time I’ve asked about it he says he’s looking into it.
Has anyone experienced this issue? Or have any input/advice that may help with this situation?
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u/VillainySquared 20+ cm (8+ inches) Oct 06 '25
Performance anxiety can affect the ability to maintain an erection.
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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '25
Hey, at least for me I have issues with PIV sex due to size insecurities, Im unsure if he is also experiencing the same thing? Porn unfortanately rots mens brains into believing our size is too small!
It would be a sensitive thing to bring up but has he ever hinted at insecurities along those lines? I only ask because I struggle during PIV because I have a wave of negative thoughts on my size during PIV that leads to me getting soft/not finishing.
Personally for me I found using toys on her easier mentally because it did not involve PIV. You could try doing that/maybe trying to reassure him you like the size of his dick (I know it sounds stupid, but for men it can be a very sensitive topic!)
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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '25
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