Jedi Knight Stevus  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

It's amusing watching you guys call young women "old hags" in a futile attempt to feed on our insecurities. You are must feel so powerless to waste your time with this. I'm not a hater. The reality is that this world is sick and twisted and my choice not to be a part of that makes me an old hag according to y'all. So be it. Meanwhile, guys tell me I am hot all the time so at least I can be a sexy celibate person and not an ugly, fat one who is celibate because they can't get laid, which I suspect is the case with most of the posters here.

aww get over it. you are a troll and you are enjoying this. hag

Awww, someone's getting their briefs all in a wad. Old, flabby, balding troll.

That's my decision and certainly doesn't make me frigid because I actually do enjoy sex quite a bit.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

porn exists because not everyone can marry the hotties

That is such crap. I know hardcore addicts who have beautiful, fit wives. FAIL.

The thing is, it's a given that porn users will seek out more and more twisted stuff, and I know if I had to see what some guys were jerking it to, I wouldn't touch that guy with a 10 foot pole, and since I do not know what guys are into, it's better for me just to remain celibate than take a chance that they jerk it to gay stuff or 14 yr old girls or guys doing cows or whatever. Just too much sickness out there for me to deal with. Besides, I've had already quite a number of lovers and experiences. Enough to last a lifetime. I just think things got really gross and I wasn't even aware of that until my friend shared with me what her ex husband had been looking at during their marriage. It pretty much traumatized me. That's my decision and certainly doesn't make me frigid because I actually do enjoy sex quite a bit.

Physical Causes of Erectile Dysfunction




The process of achieving an erection is complex and problems may occur for a variety of reasons. These problems can be psychological, physical, or a combination of the two.

Physical causes of ED are related to a breakdown or damage to the sequence of events that lead to an erection. This sequence involves nerve impulses in the brain, spine, and penis as well as the subsequent response in the muscles, fibrous tissues, veins and arteries in and near the corpora cavernosa.

Often times the breakdown or damage in the sequence affects the arteries, muscles, and surrounding tissues of the penis, and this breakdown is most commonly the result of a disease. Diseases that commonly cause ED include:
Diabetes: Diabetes can cause nerve and artery damage that can make achieving an erection difficult. According the National Institutes of Health, between 20% and 75% of men with diabetes experience ED. Having diabetes more than doubles the risk of having erectile dysfunction.
Kidney disease: Kidney disease can cause chemical changes to occur in your body that affect hormones, circulation, nerve function, and energy level. Often times these changes will lower a person's libido (sex drive) or sexual ability. Drugs used to treat kidney disease may also cause ED. Some estimates report that over 50% of men with kidney failure suffer from erectile dysfunction, decreased sex drive, and a significantly decreased sex life.
Neurological (nerve and brain) diseases: The nervous system (the body's system of nerves) plays a vital part in achieving and maintaining an erection and it is common for men with diseases such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and spinal cord injuries to experience ED. This is due to an interruption in the transmission of nerve impulses between the brain and the penis.
Vascular disease: Vascular diseases are those that affect the blood vessels. These diseases include atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), hypertension, and high cholesterol. These diseases, which account for 70% of physically-related causes of ED, all restrict blood flow to the heart, the brain and, in the case of ED, the penis.
Prostate cancer: Prostate cancer doesn't cause ED on its own, but treatment (radiation, hormonal manipulation, or surgery to remove the cancer) can lead to erectile problems.

The physical causes of ED are not only disease-related. There are many other potential causes, including:
Surgery: Surgery performed to treat diseases such as prostate cancer and bladder cancer often require the removal of nerves and tissues around the affected area which can lead to ED. Some of these surgeries result in only temporary problems (lasting 6-18 months) while others result in permanent damage to the nerves and tissue around the penis and require treatment in order for an erection to be achieved.
Injury: Injuries to the pelvis, bladder, spinal cord, and penis that require surgery also commonly cause ED.
Hormonal imbalances: Imbalances of hormones, such as thyroid hormones, prolactin, and testosterone, can affect a man's response to sexual stimulation. These imbalances can be the result of a tumor of the pituitary gland, kidney disease, liver disease, or hormonal treatment of prostate cancer.
Venous leak: If the veins in the penis cannot prevent blood from leaving the penis during an erection, an erection cannot be maintained. This is known as a venous leak, and can be a result of injury or disease.
Tobacco, alcohol or drug use: All three of these substances can damage a person's blood vessels and/or restrict blood flow to the penis, causing ED. Smoking in particular plays a large role in causing ED in people with arteriosclerosis.
Prescription drugs: There are more than 200 types of prescription drugs that may cause ED.
Prostate enlargement: Prostate enlargement has recently been implicated in being associated with varying degrees of ED.

http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunctio...ysfunction

Psychological causes of erectile dysfunction
The brain plays a key role in triggering the series of physical events that cause an erection, starting with feelings of sexual excitement. A number of things can interfere with sexual feelings and cause or worsen erectile dysfunction. These include:
Depression, anxiety or other mental health conditions
Stress
Relationship problems due to stress, poor communication or other concerns

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/erectil...ION=causes


Not defending pr0n but something is missing from the above links. I actually had not known all the physical aspects of what would cause it and had wondered myself as to why someone couldn't get it up.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Yes, shift the focus away from your addiction and ED (if you even have sex with real women), and onto some random poster because she finds rampant porn use a turnoff. Typical.

yes, shift the focus away from your frigidity and PD (pussy dysfunction, if you even have sex with a real banana) and onto some random poster because he finds porn a better alternative than frigid women.

Typical.

It's hilarious to watch some of you defending your precious little addiction. Now, don't you have some juicy tranny porn to go jerk it to? I bet you love watching guys suck each other's big d1c45 and boobs, don't you?

LoP Guest  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

porn exists because not everyone can marry the hotties

That is such crap. I know hardcore addicts who have beautiful, fit wives. FAIL.

BEAUTY DOES NOT EQUAL PASSION

IF YOU HAD A PARTNER WITH PASSION YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND COMPLETELY

The thing is, it's a given that porn users will seek out more and more twisted stuff, and I know if I had to see what some guys were jerking it to, I wouldn't touch that guy with a 10 foot pole, and since I do not know what guys are into, it's better for me just to remain celibate than take a chance that they jerk it to gay stuff or 14 yr old girls or guys doing cows or whatever. Just too much sickness out there for me to deal with. Besides, I've had already quite a number of lovers and experiences. Enough to last a lifetime. I just think things got really gross and I wasn't even aware of that until my friend shared with me what her ex husband had been looking at during their marriage. It pretty much traumatized me. That's my decision and certainly doesn't make me frigid because I actually do enjoy sex quite a bit.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

The Evil AC  Wrote:

omg, are you f*cking stupid?

YOU clearly are. My comment had nothing to do with women watching porn too. I know some do. I was talking about MY reasons for not having sex with MEN. What is YOUR point, idiot?

I think you need to learn reading comprehension . till then I think you need to stop posting. retard. seriously. re-f*cking read dumbass.

Is that why I now require porn involving a threesome consisting of an elderly lady, horse and a snake to get a boner?

LoP Guest  Wrote:

The thing is, it's a given that porn users will seek out more and more twisted stuff, and I know if I had to see what some guys were jerking it to, I wouldn't touch that guy with a 10 foot pole, and since I do not know what guys are into, it's better for me just to remain celibate than take a chance that they jerk it to gay stuff or 14 yr old girls or guys doing cows or whatever. Just too much sickness out there for me to deal with. Besides, I've had already quite a number of lovers and experiences. Enough to last a lifetime. I just think things got really gross and I wasn't even aware of that until my friend shared with me what her ex husband had been looking at during their marriage. It pretty much traumatized me. That's my decision and certainly doesn't make me frigid because I actually do enjoy sex quite a bit.

Are you chubby? I hope so. your comment makes me want to pleasure myself. and I don't like skinny gal's

Ahriman  Wrote:

Physical Causes of Erectile Dysfunction




The process of achieving an erection is complex and problems may occur for a variety of reasons. These problems can be psychological, physical, or a combination of the two.

Physical causes of ED are related to a breakdown or damage to the sequence of events that lead to an erection. This sequence involves nerve impulses in the brain, spine, and penis as well as the subsequent response in the muscles, fibrous tissues, veins and arteries in and near the corpora cavernosa.

Often times the breakdown or damage in the sequence affects the arteries, muscles, and surrounding tissues of the penis, and this breakdown is most commonly the result of a disease. Diseases that commonly cause ED include:
Diabetes: Diabetes can cause nerve and artery damage that can make achieving an erection difficult. According the National Institutes of Health, between 20% and 75% of men with diabetes experience ED. Having diabetes more than doubles the risk of having erectile dysfunction.
Kidney disease: Kidney disease can cause chemical changes to occur in your body that affect hormones, circulation, nerve function, and energy level. Often times these changes will lower a person's libido (sex drive) or sexual ability. Drugs used to treat kidney disease may also cause ED. Some estimates report that over 50% of men with kidney failure suffer from erectile dysfunction, decreased sex drive, and a significantly decreased sex life.
Neurological (nerve and brain) diseases: The nervous system (the body's system of nerves) plays a vital part in achieving and maintaining an erection and it is common for men with diseases such as stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and spinal cord injuries to experience ED. This is due to an interruption in the transmission of nerve impulses between the brain and the penis.
Vascular disease: Vascular diseases are those that affect the blood vessels. These diseases include atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), hypertension, and high cholesterol. These diseases, which account for 70% of physically-related causes of ED, all restrict blood flow to the heart, the brain and, in the case of ED, the penis.
Prostate cancer: Prostate cancer doesn't cause ED on its own, but treatment (radiation, hormonal manipulation, or surgery to remove the cancer) can lead to erectile problems.

The physical causes of ED are not only disease-related. There are many other potential causes, including:
Surgery: Surgery performed to treat diseases such as prostate cancer and bladder cancer often require the removal of nerves and tissues around the affected area which can lead to ED. Some of these surgeries result in only temporary problems (lasting 6-18 months) while others result in permanent damage to the nerves and tissue around the penis and require treatment in order for an erection to be achieved.
Injury: Injuries to the pelvis, bladder, spinal cord, and penis that require surgery also commonly cause ED.
Hormonal imbalances: Imbalances of hormones, such as thyroid hormones, prolactin, and testosterone, can affect a man's response to sexual stimulation. These imbalances can be the result of a tumor of the pituitary gland, kidney disease, liver disease, or hormonal treatment of prostate cancer.
Venous leak: If the veins in the penis cannot prevent blood from leaving the penis during an erection, an erection cannot be maintained. This is known as a venous leak, and can be a result of injury or disease.
Tobacco, alcohol or drug use: All three of these substances can damage a person's blood vessels and/or restrict blood flow to the penis, causing ED. Smoking in particular plays a large role in causing ED in people with arteriosclerosis.
Prescription drugs: There are more than 200 types of prescription drugs that may cause ED.
Prostate enlargement: Prostate enlargement has recently been implicated in being associated with varying degrees of ED.

http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunctio...ysfunction

Psychological causes of erectile dysfunction
The brain plays a key role in triggering the series of physical events that cause an erection, starting with feelings of sexual excitement. A number of things can interfere with sexual feelings and cause or worsen erectile dysfunction. These include:
Depression, anxiety or other mental health conditions
Stress
Relationship problems due to stress, poor communication or other concerns

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/erectil...ION=causes


Not defending pr0n but something is missing from the above links. I actually had not known all the physical aspects of what would cause it and had wondered myself as to why someone couldn't get it up.

Well, it's simple, really... if you can't get up, just go watch something really gay...

They say that works wonders for straight men... if you're a straight man, that is. Otherwise, it's research... always more research.

:)

LoP Guest  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

porn exists because not everyone can marry the hotties

That is such crap. I know hardcore addicts who have beautiful, fit wives. FAIL.

WRONG

YOU FAIL

BEAUTY DOES NOT EQUAL PASSION

IF YOU HAD A PARTNER WITH PASSION YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND COMPLETELY

THAT YOU DON'T DEMONSTRATES THAT YOU'RE JUST AS SHALLOW AS THEY ARE