Get Stiff w/ Exercise

I was about to have the hottest sex in my life--or so I thought.

Bill was a clean-cut, educated, 6'5" businessman. I had seen him four times at the Thursday night parties at the oh-so-fancy Tavern on the Green in Central Park in New York City. I liked Bill from the first time we talked, but I was a good girl and made him wait. The fourth time we met, I accepted his invitation to take a nighttime walk through Central Park. New, hot guy + dark, mysterious public park = I was horny.

When he kissed me, I didn't resist. I pulled him closer, hands roaming. Before I knew it, our pants were down, and I was bent over a park bench. lol

Bill was only 28 years old, so I was shocked when he had erection problems. I'm standing there, my bare ass out waiting to be satisfied, but he's too limp to get it in. Maybe he was nervous, I thought. Maybe it was the condom making him flaccid. But when we tried again, later at his apartment: same deal. Soft, droopy dick.

Erectile dysfunction could be caused by many variables, but one thing that makes ED a whole lot LESS likely is exercise! These studies prove it:

--Men who exercise for 20-30 minutes a day ('nothing!) were about half as likely to have erection problems as sedentary men. Also, as a man's waistline increased, so did his odds of experiencing sexual dysfunction. This is all according to The Harvard School of Public Health.

--A study by the University of California, San Diego showed that when sedentary, middle-aged men started working out 3-4 times a week for 60 minutes at a time, they suddenly had more frequent sex, better orgasms, and better sexual function overall.

As for Bill, I stopped talking to him shortly thereafter. (He said something pretty disrespectful, so now I ignore him.) But I remember him telling me he hadn't worked out in a couple months, which probably meant he hadn't worked out in a year. Hmmm...