Sexual dysfunction is not terrible: erectile dysfunction is a sign of poor male health.

**Sexual dysfunction is not scary.**

People often use "impotence" (ED) to describe a man's inability to perform sexually, which reveals men's fear of sexual dysfunction. In reality, only 10% of cases are organic, while over 90% are functional. Therefore, men shouldn't be overly concerned about temporary "weakness." "There is no incurable impotence, only insurmountable inferiority complex." The most powerful weapons for men to overcome sexual dysfunction are self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-reliance.

Statistics show that only 10% of erectile dysfunction cases in men are organic, while over 90% are functional. Men with normal sexual organs and endocrine function should not experience erectile dysfunction. However, there are differences in libido and sexual ability among men. Even for the same man, his sexual performance can vary greatly at different ages, with different sexual partners, and in different living environments. These fluctuations in male sexual ability are normal and commonplace, and can be overcome through self-adjustment. However, defining it as a disease that severely damages self-esteem is tantamount to a fatal blow to a man's sexual ability! A sociologist encouraged men in his book by saying, "There is no incurable erectile dysfunction, only incurable inferiority complex." Therefore, the most powerful weapon for men to overcome sexual dysfunction is self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-reliance.

**Healthy Men's "Standing Firm" is Important-Erectile Dysfunction is a Signal of Male Health Problems**

Maintaining normal sexual function in men is not only a sign of physical health but also an important guarantee for maintaining family happiness. Normal sexual activity includes several healthy components. First, it is part of bodily function; those with incomplete sexual function cannot achieve fulfilling sexual experiences. Mental disorders and psychological abnormalities are often related to a lack of normal sexual activity. Conversely, those with poor sexual ability are often those with low levels of physical and mental health.

Secondly, it is a result of mental health. People with psychological disorders or mental distress often experience problems with their sex life. In real life, the indescribable beauty of sexual satisfaction, the feeling of being refreshed and comfortable all over, is truly a human experience that is "ineffable and can only be understood."

Secondly, it can affect a person's longevity. If a person is not sexually satisfied for a long time, their organs will atrophy, they will experience tension and anxiety, and their endocrine system will become imbalanced.

Therefore, we must pay attention to issues related to sex, especially erectile dysfunction. We should regard it as an important signal of poor health and take it very seriously. Through appropriate drug treatment and psychological counseling, we can eliminate erectile dysfunction and restore the brilliance of sex.

What lessons can we learn from these examples? I think the main ones are: without sex, a couple cannot be together, nor can a family be stable; erectile dysfunction is a corrosive agent to a happy family.

Couples living together can endure food and clothing shortages, overcome economic difficulties, and face cultural differences and even language barriers, but they absolutely cannot live without sex. Conversely, if sex is lost, even with good food, drink, clothing, and shelter, the lack of normal expression of one's physiological instincts causes a pain that cannot be replaced or compensated for by any other means.

Therefore, we can understand the woman in the example. We should view the issue of sex scientifically and realistically, respect people's right to sex, and solve sexual dysfunction through scientific medical treatment so that everyone can enjoy the sweetness and happiness of sex and every family can be filled with warmth and harmony.