Girdhar JoshiFear is the worst enemy of sex. If a man is afraid of something … he will start losing interest in sex. And, eventually he may become impotent.
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Fear is the worst enemy of sex. If a man is afraid of something … he will start losing interest in sex. And, eventually he may become impotent. The fear of sex can be so great that it can even affect a man’s performance in bed. However, if a man is able to look beyond his fear and overcome it, he will find that sex is enjoyable and powerful and brings him closer to his other half.
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