My Husband Struggles with Impotency

What can I do to reassure him?

Dr. Diane Mandt Langberg

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July 26, 2007 11:16 AM

D.Mann

Usually man is active in a physical relationship,but with a little more efforts, a woman can work wonders.It requires an enhanced zeal not mere complaints

October 19, 2009 9:25 AM

I don't understand why our husbands have to be so close to their female coworkers? My husband is close friends with a female coworker of his, one who has been absolutely horrible and disrespectful to me. He can't understand why their friendship hurts me so much, in fact, he's angry because I don't approve of their friendship. What if we wives were really close to our male coworkers? I'm sure our husbands would have a problem with that, I know mine would.