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Erection/anejaculation

My husband and I have had great intercourse for the past two years. Just recently we had a conversation about some friends of ours having problems in bed. "It was about the guy having an erection but then it would go down and wouldn't ejaculate." Ever since we had that conversation that started happening to us. Now my concern is if that conversation is bothering him and its causing him to have that problem? We tried different times and nothing will happened. But then I asked him to masturbate and he was able to have an erection and he also ejaculated. He has no other health problems, he is healthy and does sports. I also asked him if it was me?, if I wasn't pleasing him he said no. So I don't know what it could be.
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SixStringer, sounds like he hit the nail on the head!!
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This sounds like the power of suggestion gone awry.  They say that the biggest sex organ is the one located between the ears, and our thoughts hold a lot of power.  For now, I would try to mix things up a bit by doing oral sex, "69" position, handjob, anal, and sex in other places such as the living room or den, for examples, and see what happens.  In time, this situation should improve, as there really is no logical basis for it.  

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