[cloudmountain]

Not really, since that has been common since long before those little blue pills were invented. As was the practice of closeted gay men marrying women and fathering children with them, which kind of required them to be able to get and maintain an erection.
I do find it extremely funny that women see themselves as qualified to lecture a man about erections though.

Lol. Why not? The wife is the daily witness to them. Men can't pretend to have what OBVIOUSLY isn't happening.
Women can lie about their pleasure...and probably have been doing so for a long time.

The homosexual man trying for that erection need only think of his male lover. But, then, what do I know of homosexual men trying to do that?

I'm glad that you are amused by something so prurient.

And there HAVE been potions-a-many over the millenia regarding "blue pills." So what? But what was their success rate? Or don't you know that?

Any woman who feels she must "lecture" a man about that ... sounds like YOU and your current lecture to ME.

LOL.

[Boogieman]

“Lol. Why not? The wife is the daily witness to them.”

Because if a husband would think they were qualified to lecture a wife about, say, their monthly cycle and its affect on the wife, which a husband witnesses regularly, it would be rightly seen as ludicrous. Your secondhand knowledge of the subject is always going to be vastly inferior to anyone who actually has firsthand knowledge of the subject. For subjective matters like this, there is no replacement for experience.

“The homosexual man trying for that erection need only think of his male lover.”

Which proves my original point quite nicely, even if that wasn’t your intention.