Behind every good, straight man is a sexually satisfied woman.
In the US alone approximately 30 million men are living with erectile dysfunction while an estimated 2 out of every 100 American males is not producing testosterone within a typical healthy range, a condition known as male hypogonadism. Fortunately, drugs like Viagra [sildenafil] and testosterone supplements have for decades helped men with ED and low testosterone achieve more satisfying sex lives.
However, a new study, published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, explored how the use of these libido-enhancing therapies affects society’s perception of their masculinity. Ultimately, psychology researchers at Pennsylvania Western University, Edinboro found that these drugs mattered little as long as their ladies achieved orgasm.
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