A 10 minute presentation of the 1 hour HIV test being offered by MESMAC North East in the North East of England. This free and confidential service is offered to gay and bisexual men with an aim of offering more choices. The service is set in a relaxed environment that feedback says is very welcoming and non judgemental. The service is run on Tuesdays between 5-7pm but appointments can be made Mon…

Talk about key psychological and lifestyle factors that affect young men to suffer from Erectile Dysfunction and its cure…

the foreskin has more nerve endings that the entire rest of the penis.
uncircumcised males can has sexual activity without lube.
orgasm is 3x more intense in uncircumcized males
circumcisions leads to reduced sensitivity over time

Also, does it improve libido (sex drive) only or does it only enhance erectile ability? I am treating these as two separate things.

this is not my account it is my daughters. is it normal for a 45 year old women to lose all interest in sex or any kind of sexual pleasure weather it be male or lesbian? and is it normal to forget that my daughter is my daughter and my son is my son because I keep thinking that my daughter is my sister Theresa and my son is my brother tom. I am very worried.

Dr Jan discusses erectile dysfunction and how it can become a devastating problem for some men’s lives, causing them to develop phobias towards sex and avoid it completely…

I am 29, dating a 40 year old man and I am very sexual and horny, but he seems really tired and not up for sex. We have dated for a few months and still haven’t had sex. He tells me he’s getting old and isn’t as horny anymore, but I think 40 is young, it’s not old. He just likes to sit on the lounge and watch movies.

I was wondering what the sexual health and sexual needs of a 40 year old man were like. Does he like sex often? Is it harder to get an erection at that age? Is he just not attracted to me?

I recently discovered that I caught herpes from a conniving slut I met at the grocery store that I work at. She conveniently didn’t mention anything about her condition before our sexual encounter. I don’t want my sexual life to suffer from this unfortunate incident. Can I get into any sort of trouble (besides morally) for not telling my sexual partners about my STD? Will people I sleep with catch my herpes for sure or is there a chance they won’t even get it?

This Auslan video has information about safer sex between HIV positive men and HIV negative male partners….

like if i smoke a cig b4 i do anything sexual, will it have any effect?