Not all relationship complications within the marriage result from unnatural patterns of interaction. Occasionally, one partner has a disorder that has a direct effect on his or her significant other. The better a partner is able to identify such conditions, there is a smaller chance of intensifying them. To a man, Erectile Dysfunction (ED) or impotence, which most individuals are most acquainted with, can be troubling, even devastating. Also, premature ejaculation can be just as devastating for a partner as well (Waldinger, Marcel D., Michiel W. Hengeveld, and Aeilko H. Zwinderman, 1994)
The causes dysfunctions that may affect relationships
There are several reasons that may cause these two dysfunctions when it comes to premature ejaculation. …show more content…
These shared psychological factors can have an emotional impact, especially for men who have beforehand had a normal ejaculation. These cases are frequently referred to as Acquired Premature or Secondary Ejaculation. (Rosen, Riley, Wagner, Osterloh, Patrick, J., Mishra, 1997).
Most rarer cases that are more of a persistent form are Primary or Permanent Premature Ejaculation, which are also thought to be caused by psychological problems The cause(of)lifelong or primary PE can frequently be traced back to early distress or trauma, such as; strict sexual upbringing and teaching, which can affect young men who have been raised up under strict notions that sex should be forbidden until marriage. Premature …show more content…
ED not only affects the man, but his partner as well. Therefore, having ED may change or affect his rapport with himself and/or his partner(s). The man may be self-conscious and shame, and maybe even guilt, making it very hard to speak to his partner about this problem. ED has a direct bearing on how it impacts a man's marriage and life. It is said that ED is involved in one in five unsuccessful marriages (Wespes et al., 2002).
A mutual issue among couples dealing with ED begins with disappointment of sexual developments. This can have a negative effect on issues of closeness intimacy and trust. The man becomes withdrawn physically and emotionally because of fear of disappointment. The partner starts to feel or may be convinced that the man is not attracted to her, and is possibly losing interest. In so doing, impacting feelings of attractiveness and self-esteem. In actuality, the man is not losing attentiveness, but may be demonstrating signs of humiliation and frustration of not being able to satisfy his partner sexually. A lot of men think it is wrong to need nurturance, a hug, or seek affection, so they often do without the passion and comfort support, which is often more obtainable for women. When a man cannot perform or satisfy his partner's sexual needs he may feel overwhelmed and very much alone. From this waterfall of events, the relationship starts
The causes dysfunctions that may affect relationships
There are several reasons that may cause these two dysfunctions when it comes to premature ejaculation. …show more content…
These shared psychological factors can have an emotional impact, especially for men who have beforehand had a normal ejaculation. These cases are frequently referred to as Acquired Premature or Secondary Ejaculation. (Rosen, Riley, Wagner, Osterloh, Patrick, J., Mishra, 1997).
Most rarer cases that are more of a persistent form are Primary or Permanent Premature Ejaculation, which are also thought to be caused by psychological problems The cause(of)lifelong or primary PE can frequently be traced back to early distress or trauma, such as; strict sexual upbringing and teaching, which can affect young men who have been raised up under strict notions that sex should be forbidden until marriage. Premature …show more content…
ED not only affects the man, but his partner as well. Therefore, having ED may change or affect his rapport with himself and/or his partner(s). The man may be self-conscious and shame, and maybe even guilt, making it very hard to speak to his partner about this problem. ED has a direct bearing on how it impacts a man's marriage and life. It is said that ED is involved in one in five unsuccessful marriages (Wespes et al., 2002).
A mutual issue among couples dealing with ED begins with disappointment of sexual developments. This can have a negative effect on issues of closeness intimacy and trust. The man becomes withdrawn physically and emotionally because of fear of disappointment. The partner starts to feel or may be convinced that the man is not attracted to her, and is possibly losing interest. In so doing, impacting feelings of attractiveness and self-esteem. In actuality, the man is not losing attentiveness, but may be demonstrating signs of humiliation and frustration of not being able to satisfy his partner sexually. A lot of men think it is wrong to need nurturance, a hug, or seek affection, so they often do without the passion and comfort support, which is often more obtainable for women. When a man cannot perform or satisfy his partner's sexual needs he may feel overwhelmed and very much alone. From this waterfall of events, the relationship starts