Kevin
It is my understanding that both Viagra and Tadalafil willboth make you have an erection that lasts more or less depending onwhich one you are taking and your health condition. I have beendealing with impotence for sometime and would love to have thatwonderful feeling of manhood back. The question is, is it reallyworth it? Can I take the risk of going blind or a sudden hearingloss that I have read about. After much thought, I decided that itwas not worth it for me. There are plenty of options out there thatare much more natural and I am going to try them all until I findthe right one.

Alex
I cannot take tadalafil but my partner can. Now I feel thathe thinks I will not do this for him. But it is for health purposesthat I do not.

Sammy
Hey Terry, I agree completely with what you're saying...ithink a lot of women still somehow do not realize how much of animpact they have on men when they say "emasculating" things. I don'treally understand this, because women tend to be so sensitivethemselves, and they want us to be sensitive, but yet they feel theycan rip our masculinity to shreds if we can't pleasure them on cue.At any rate, I will always keep trying, because i am a man and ilove women. But at this point in my life, there are only so manyside effects I'm willing to tolerate. Congestion, headaches andsweats make me feel (and probably look) less attractive, and since Ihave heart disease in my family i don't want to mess around withthat either. I've become much more comfortable with myself now atage 45, and I') but moreover pleasing me. I've found more naturaloptions that are side-effect free for me,but work just as well (inparticular Vialipro is prettygood). The natural stuff makes me feelhealthier and more virile, without worrying that you're going tohave some creepy side effect in bed. I feel 100% confident of mypotnecy now, and i know i can impress the women. They have toimpress me too.