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DaveC426913
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Note: this is a purely academic and hypothetical question, not in any way practical for or applicable to me personally. :tongue:
A friend of mine was pleased that his doctor gave him some Viagra samples. I am under the impression that, sexually, Viagra does one thing and one thing only: it prolongs an erection. i.e. it does not affect the ability to ejaculate. (The effect of this is that you might be "done", but your little buddy won't go away. He can't do anything, he just wants to hang around).
So, in my opinion, unless you literally can;t get it up, Viagra is not merely useless, it is counter-productive. (What is the point in having an erection if you can't relieve it?)
Mrs. DaveC426913 thinks that Viagra also prolongs ejaculation, pushing it out by as much as hours (what is the medical terms for inability to ejaculate?). I cannot find any articles that even hint at this.
In a nutshell: all other things being equal, will a subject on Viagra reach climax in the basically same length of time as a control subject?
Thanks in advance Moonie.
A friend of mine was pleased that his doctor gave him some Viagra samples. I am under the impression that, sexually, Viagra does one thing and one thing only: it prolongs an erection. i.e. it does not affect the ability to ejaculate. (The effect of this is that you might be "done", but your little buddy won't go away. He can't do anything, he just wants to hang around).
So, in my opinion, unless you literally can;t get it up, Viagra is not merely useless, it is counter-productive. (What is the point in having an erection if you can't relieve it?)
Mrs. DaveC426913 thinks that Viagra also prolongs ejaculation, pushing it out by as much as hours (what is the medical terms for inability to ejaculate?). I cannot find any articles that even hint at this.
In a nutshell: all other things being equal, will a subject on Viagra reach climax in the basically same length of time as a control subject?
Thanks in advance Moonie.