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Differentiate Dysfunction From Dissatisfaction
- Erectile problems can be medical (dysfunction) or psychological (dissatisfaction) and require different responses.
- Tim Norton clarifies that lack of morning erections suggests medical issues while performance anxiety points to psychogenic causes.
Stress Can Literally Stop A Erection
- Part of the mind may not want an erection because of underlying fears, anxiety, or worries.
- Norton lists common nonsexual stressors (money, illness, pandemic) that interrupt sexual excitement development.
Interrupt Replay Of Bad Sexual Moments
- If you replay a past bad sexual moment, pause and avoid letting it hijack your arousal.
- Norton advises recognizing those flashbacks as 'drama' that apply the brakes to sexual excitement.


