Viagra, a medication originally developed to treat erectile dysfunction (ED), has gained popularity among younger men for various reasons. While Viagra is primarily intended for older individuals or those with genuine medical needs, it has been used recreationally by younger men as a performance-enhancing or lifestyle drug. Some young men use Viagra without a medical prescription to enhance their sexual performance, even if they don’t have ED. They may believe it can help them achieve a longer-lasting or harder erection, which can boost their confidence or satisfy their partners. This recreational use is often driven by peer pressure, curiosity, or a desire to experiment with their sexual experiences. The widespread availability and awareness of Viagra, as well as discussions about it among friends and on the internet, can influence young men to try the drug, sometimes out of curiosity or social pressure. Young men may experience performance anxiety or fear of failure in sexual encounters. They might use Viagra as a psychological crutch to alleviate anxiety and increase their self-confidence. Some athletes and bodybuilders use Viagra to potentially improve blood flow and oxygen delivery, as it may help with endurance during physical activities. This is sometimes done in the hope of improving athletic performance or training results.
I’m well over 70 yrs old and there are occasions where I need a boost. The young men I know usually take it as a supplement. Most are “pnparty” guys, i.e. they use drugs, usually meth (tina), or Special K (ketamine), or G, to enhance the whole experience.
Because meth constricts the blood flow, they will pop a V to open those floodgates and let that blood flow in to their dick. Works like a charm. It just gets kinda druggy-confusing, but we all watch out for each other and there’s rarely any fallout from the drug buffet.
My doctor has quoted studies saying that V may help stave off the possibility of heart problems, stroke, etc. I’m not sure I want to walk around with a perpetual stiffy, though.
There’s gotta be a happy medium with all these chemicals.