I wouldn't be too worried. He is probably just embarrassed. Even though he is 20 years older than you, at 45-49, taking erectile disfunction pills isn't very common. Many men that age usually don't have any problems and are still quite virile but he may just want a little extra omph to impress and satisfy you. He probably doesn't want you to know because he probably wants you to think that he is like that naturally. You are younger, and soon you will be reaching your sexual peak whereas his may be starting to decline. He probably wants to keep up with you and keep you satisfied, and doesn't want you to know that he needs to take a pill to do it.
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I'm going to agree with sixstring. He most likely was very embarrassed and didn't want to share. Some girls upon hearing such news would ask "what's the matter, I'm I not hot enough to get hard for"? Seriously, there are some girls (not all) who are completely unsympathetic to a man's biology and the fact that sometimes our hardware doesn't always work as advertised.
If your boyfriend has never lied about anything serious before, you need to let this one go. Rather, tell him that you understand it is a hard challenge, but one you're willing to work with to get through. That's what he needs to hear right now from his girlfriend.0 0 0 0Update: If he's broken it off with the other girl and is no longer in contact, it is best to put the past behind you. Instead, work on the current issue at hand, which is his health. He'll find that supportive nature far more attractive than digging up the past. Trust is something every guy wants in a girl. Be that girl.
Having erectile disfunction at a younger age, or even any age for guys is very, very embarrassing. Most guys would feel ashamed and inadequate.
Admitting to this might just be one of the hardest thing for a guy to do.
I get how you feel, but try to look at hit from his side too.0 0 0 0ok. thank you.
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