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@kbrz

Wow, your frustration is well expressed and has somehow helped me. I've been wrestling with the loss of my person, my Wife, to suicide 5 months ago. We always referred to our Love as a gift and a constant to be honored and appreciated. We declared each other to be our Partner, our Rock, our Confidant and our Lover. I now realize what we thought was the least important was the most important of the 4. I'm blessed to have had this amazing human in my space for so long and cursed to have lost her to not having a consistent erection. Our Family will continue to remember her by the way she Lived her Life and not by the physical failing that helped to end it. Blessings to all those still in the struggle and their Family/Friends.........Condolences on your loss.

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Oh honey you not having a constant erection most definitely did not cause her suicide. She may of felt like she didnt have a purpose in that area anymore but definitely just one of many things that spiral depths are depressions and despair. Her decease caused her death, not yours. Im so sorry for your loss but so very glad you beat your cancer. Love,attention, fun, laughs is just as great as sex. But it seems that my husband would rather kinda sulk and avoid. Not to mention paranoia, accusations, and in general thinking im going to find sex elsewhere which is the last thing i would do let alone want or even consider. Thank you for sharing. You sound like and amazing partner and very strong man, no constant erection needed.