Jerking off while on Viagra

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I treid viagra once and all I got was a massive headache no other effects, however I did find out after that you are supposed to take and not eat any fatty type foods for a while after. Do not be misled however viagra cialis etc do not make you any hornier, aoi bigger all they do is open the veins that deliver blood to the needed areas. Have also heard if you don't need them don't take them as they make no difference in that respect. However here affect can be amazin( if not expensive) to those who suffer from ED and have not been able to get ip up for ages. See your Dr and don't try those crap things that advertise as being the original blue pill etc they are deffo fakes. Remember if you suffer from ED and have for a while the effects can be amazing. Replies please.
 

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Oh yhea and taking half pill is not exact science either as the tadalifil, or cirtrate is not disributed exactly in the tablet. You may be lucky or not when you do this. The thread from ricter8 is all to true too
 

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Let's be realistic - all forms of sex are essentially "recreational".

To be fair there have been a few times where my wife and have been trying for a baby and I now have three children, but it is a tiny fraction of the more than 20,000 orgasms I reckon I have had.

I think the thing with any drug is to weigh up the risks and benefits. Given you need to achieve a certain level of hardness to be able to get it in her, if the choice is taking Viagra or going without sex with your partner you would choose to take it. Given that it is possible to j/o even mostly soft, as someone commented in the thread about drinking liquor and then masturbating, that changes the ratio of benefit to risk.