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"  After a hot bath, my boyfriend and I started having sex, and in between switching positions, he lost his erection. He&amp;#039;s in his early 40&amp;#039;s. Is this nature or is he not into me? Damn, that is a bummer. First off, its not you. Unless you were yelling at him or checking your Instagram while switching positions, then its not you, I promise. Consider his being as a whole.  Physical If he&amp;#039;s over 40 and not the most healthy, then years of &amp;quot;bad habits&amp;quot; could have provoked the incident; lack of exercise, shitty eating, alcohol abuse, drugs, tobacco, all damage our blood vessels. The same exact blood vessels that take the long juan from 6 to 12. Plus, you guys were taking a hot bath together, which also thins blood. So, right off the bat, there are six different variables you have no control over. If his exterior his A-ok, then lets dig deeper... Psychological Depression, anxiety, stress, insecurity, conflicted emotions, missing the last quarter of the basketball game, all can have an effect. If your man is a healthy dude, then his brain could be cockblocking your giving of &amp;quot;brains.&amp;quot; As a man, it is a very defeating feeling and not something you just talk out with your penis. He has got to remain cool. If it happens, the faster he pushes it out of his brain the faster his subconscious will kick in his arousal. Try something like this: grab a glass of water, take a pee break and then just hang in bed together. Share laughs, talk about other things and let your companionship do the work. The less he is engaging his inner dialogue and the more he is engaging you, the faster his inner workings will settle and his libido will be back in action. That is, of course, if he really does want it to happen.  Health Remember that he is in his 40&amp;#039;s, and that&amp;#039;s a huge factor too. Around the age of 30, testosterone, androgen, and other hormone levels gradually begin to drop at about a rate of 1 percent. and as a direct result, by the time a man reaches 40, hormone drops cause loss of muscle mass and increased body fat. As a man reaches 45 these gradual hormone drops cause brain capacity and function to slowly regress. This, mixed with risks of genetic diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure, all take a toll on the body, especially the sex organs. Those who are physically active are at a huge advantage, as working out inhibits hormone levels, the neuromuscular system, and protein synthesis to maintain.  If you notice that it is becoming a common occurrence, then a dialogue needs to happen because then it is less about him going limp and more about his personal health. Recommend he see a doctor and let him know you are there for him. Our bodies are clever and are always giving us signs, both positive and negative. This could be a tipping point in his life. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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