When you say, "after we have finished the first shot", does this mean after you have intercourse and his "first shot" ("ejaculation") is finished and that "it" ("sex") will not occur again until the second day? It would help if you used less slang, especially being 29 years of age, to ask questions, so that we may help you..please don't be embarrassed by using more specific or technical wording!
If your question is, "How do I get my male partner to be physically able to have another erection, so we can have sex for a second time in the same evening", then there really is no food that can do this. Does he WANT to have sex again, is perhaps the main question, and is he unable to? Or, does he NOT want to have sex again (for whatever reason..to sleep, perhaps), and is not telling you this?
There are medications that can help men who have trouble with erections, but if your partner is able to have, and maintain, an erection for intercourse, then medications would not be appropriate for him.
Does he want another erection immediately following sex/ejaculation? If he does, and is unable to, what have you tried as possible remedies? Have you both tried different types of physical stimulation? Have you tried waiting a few hours, or to sleep and then wake up and try again? Why is it important to have intercourse twice in-a-row; what is important to you/him/both of you about not wanting to wait another day?
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I'm glad you replied back with more information!
When you say, "after we have finished the first shot", does this mean after you have intercourse and his "first shot" ("ejaculation") is finished and that "it" ("sex") will not occur again until the second day? It would help if you used less slang, especially being 29 years of age, to ask questions, so that we may help you..please don't be embarrassed by using more specific or technical wording!
If your question is, "How do I get my male partner to be physically able to have another erection, so we can have sex for a second time in the same evening", then there really is no food that can do this. Does he WANT to have sex again, is perhaps the main question, and is he unable to? Or, does he NOT want to have sex again (for whatever reason..to sleep, perhaps), and is not telling you this?
There are medications that can help men who have trouble with erections, but if your partner is able to have, and maintain, an erection for intercourse, then medications would not be appropriate for him.
Does he want another erection immediately following sex/ejaculation? If he does, and is unable to, what have you tried as possible remedies? Have you both tried different types of physical stimulation? Have you tried waiting a few hours, or to sleep and then wake up and try again? Why is it important to have intercourse twice in-a-row; what is important to you/him/both of you about not wanting to wait another day?
January 7, 2010 - 8:59pmThis Comment
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