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I agree with what others are saying. I think it's one thing where you already are in a relationship with someone and have had sex many times before, but circumstances in life change it – like depression, ED, stress, pregnancy, etc.
But if you know you have a problem that many people will have, it's better to fix it first before getting into a relationship with someone.
A few years ago I was raped and I knew I definitely had to take time to heal before I ever felt comfortable having sex again. I took two years of healing and then felt comfortable having sex when I entered a new relationship then. That being said, I got the help I needed. I don't think it would be fair for a man I'm just getting into a relationship to have to deal with such a big issue first-hand.
Same thing here. It's one thing if this woman was with OP for some time, had sex regularly and then he started to have ED problems. I think at that point it would be mean to leave him, or at least you need to try to work things out. But OP has had the problems for years, enters a new relationship and just expects the woman to be okay with this?
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It's a casual relationship on his end, but a serious relationship on your end. Either accept it's a casual relationship or move on.
This is absolutely a valid reason to leave. Do you want your kids growing up thinking behavior like this is normal? Get out, talk to a lawyer and lock your credit.
Stop being the “cool girl”, it will only lead to your unhappiness.
So is your bf like those type of other guys? Or is he someone genuine, nice and respectful? Someone that likes being in a committed meaningful relationship? You do know that not all men all f**k boys?
It was after the last time he told me he loved me, a month ago on my birthday. You think this might be the problem?
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