I’ve just entered a new affair, and was wondering if it was ethical to disclose the use of viagra, which guarantees one good night of passion? Such disclosure would also explain the occassional “non-erections” when the prescription was empty. Or should the woman be allowed to believe that she wasn’t arousing the night things weren’t working?
Ask Bob Dole.
In case your question is serious …
How is use of Viagra “deception?”
As for telling your partner, if you are close enough to her that you would normally talk about what prescription medications you are taking and why, tell her. If not, she doesn’t necessarily have to know.
I would guess women don’t particularly care how you get there, so long as you get there. If you need to use Viagra, don’t let yourself get into a situation where you run out.
This is more of an In My Humble Opinion OP, in my humble opinion.
Depends on the longevity of the affair. If you are interested in a long term, close one, communication, I understand, is very important. I don’t understand how ethics plays into this.
I think we need a bit more info. Do you use Viagra to impress your partner? Do you use it to bolster a sagging libido? What are your intentions with this woman?
I’d go with this one. There’s no better way to keep a woman than making her feel inadequate…especially if the problem isn’t her fault.
Yep, keep 'er under the old thumb. Always works for me.
Rysdad…
Bites his tongue.
Rysdad…
Damn!
I should recognize sarcasm.
Forgive me.