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I am a male survivor of severe long term sexual child abuse in my mid 40's, with over a decade of therapeutic recovery. I have been working diligently to seperate sex from abuse. I have a lnew lady friend who helps me to know that I can relax my fears and we have had phone sex a few times because we live in different towns..
My questions concern new tingling sensations in my penis and groin area as I am starting to become sexually aroused, that I have never felt before. The feelings are of course, enjoyable....is this normal??? I am also becoming a non-smoker and I wonder if this will help me have firmer erections?
My questions concern new tingling sensations in my penis and groin area as I am starting to become sexually aroused, that I have never felt before. The feelings are of course, enjoyable....is this normal??? I am also becoming a non-smoker and I wonder if this will help me have firmer erections?
I know EXACTLY what you are going though. The feeling is normal, its part of the arousal process, you prob mentaly blocked it out due to your trauma.
Quiting smoking will help, smoking causes a range of health issues inclusing effects on libido and erictile problems.
if you wish to talk about your issues with someone who went though the same thing, let me know. I use yahoo im.
Quiting smoking will help, smoking causes a range of health issues inclusing effects on libido and erictile problems.
if you wish to talk about your issues with someone who went though the same thing, let me know. I use yahoo im.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I believe you are talking about mild tingling senstion in the penis, glans and groin area duing the state of arousal and erection. It is a normal sensation during sexual arousal.
Smoking is a risk factor for development of erectile dysfuction therefore your decision to stop smoking a good move.
AT
Smoking is a risk factor for development of erectile dysfuction therefore your decision to stop smoking a good move.
AT
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