Reply #128: Being much older than 14 [View All]

and having dealt with a family member, actually multiple family members (some that offer way TMI)with ED I get just as upset/weird and laughing at the commercials. No birth control commercials around here either unless you want to count the tri whatever that treats acne. The commercials are stupid and cheapen the relationship between a couple. As to ED. I am glad there is something to help and that people are willing to talk about it and even admit to it but first they should try sensible things like eating right and losing weight before taking a pill. Also they should see a urologist to check for physical problems. Just like everything else a pill is not a magic wand that suddenly makes things work and there is usually an underlying problem that can be deadly. If a doctor clears a person of all other problems, diet and exercise is adjusted and they still have a problem then having a magic little pill is great. But in life I haven't seen anyone willing to work toward good health and make life changes if they can take a pill to help them.

edited for tense