Five types of women are most likely to cause men to become impotent (sex knowledge adult novel)

The first type is the woman’s refusal to cooperate, which is more common before marriage. Before marriage, women are often afraid of sexual intercourse because they are afraid of pregnancy, pain and bleeding, being discovered, the relationship ending, etc., and they also have no sexual experience. The female partner often fails to cooperate or refuses, which often leads to the failure of the first sexual intercourse and even affects the future sexual function. After marriage, women are conservative in their thinking, or are dissatisfied with the marriage, or when they are unwell, in a bad mood, or have emotional transfer, they often take a passive or rejecting approach, which over time may lead to sexual dysfunction such as loss of libido or impotence in men.
The second type is that the woman mocks the man for occasional erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation due to physical fatigue, irritability, or weakness after illness. The woman not only cannot understand this, but complains or teases him or even insults him, which ultimately makes it difficult to restore sexual function. If the woman ridicules the man's character, interests, work, status, appearance, etc., it can hurt his self-esteem and may also cause the man to lose interest in sex life.
The third type is the decline of the woman's charm. The differences in personality and hobbies between the two parties, or the woman's vulgar words and deeds, ugly figure, poor dressing, dull sex life or unfaithful behavior, often lead to discord in the couple's relationship, making the woman lose charm to the man. This may result in decreased male libido, impotence, and anejaculation.
The fourth category: During the woman’s pregnancy and childbirth, due to the long period of abstinence, the man’s sexual desire is suppressed for a long time, which may also lead to impotence, premature ejaculation, etc.
The fifth category: The woman is ill. The woman suffers from certain chronic diseases such as heart disease, hepatitis, nephritis, vaginitis, tumors or is allergic to the man's semen. The man cannot have sex as he wishes, which can suppress his sexual desire and lead to sexual dysfunction. In addition, the woman's hypersexuality can cause the man to feel fearful and affect his sexual function. The above factors are often not single but complex. In general, any female factor that can cause discomfort to the male may lead to sexual dysfunction in the male.
Therefore, its prevention and control measures cannot be summed up in one word, and can be summarized as follows:
1. Strengthen premarital sex education so that young men and women can master the necessary sexual knowledge;
2. Guide couples to realize the importance of sex life and strengthen mutual understanding and trust;
3. Both the patient and his/her spouse should visit the doctor at the same time to objectively understand the condition and provide detailed psychological counseling or sexual technique guidance;
4. Provide auxiliary treatments such as medication when necessary.
Although women are asked to be careful here, as a man you need to be more careful.