#SupportNotShame

[pillsforce]

📌 Know the Signs of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) 💬

Erectile Dysfunction isn’t just a physical issue — it can affect confidence, relationships, and emotional well-being. Recognizing the signs early can make a real difference.

Common Symptoms to Watch For: ⚠️ Difficulty getting or maintaining an erection ⚠️ Low sex drive ⚠️ Anxiety around intimacy ⚠️ Premature or delayed ejaculation ⚠️ Feeling emotionally distant during sex

You’re not alone. ED is more common than most men realize — and it’s treatable.

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#EDAwareness #MensHealth #SexualHealth #PillsForce #MentalHealthMatters #BodyMindConnection #SupportNotShame

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[sisterreach]

Slaying Racist, Anti-Choice Dragons

By Terri Lee-Johnson

They tried it but, we clapped back...

Back in May, we shared a bit about SisterReach’s efforts to counter the racist, disingenuous, anti-woman attacks erected in the form of billboards in poor, Black neighborhoods around Memphis by Pro-Life Across America. After a successful press conference, call-in, social media campaign, and the support of allies, we’ve been able to secure billboards around the city with our own positive, pro-woman, pro-Black family, pro-reproductive health messaging.

Today (and forever) we ask that all those who love and TRUST BLACK WOMEN take to social media and make this proclamation. We have to re-create our own narrative and refute the shaming of Black women and Black women’s choices.

Find us across social media platforms @SisterReach #TrustBlackWomen #SupportNotShame 

[pillsforce]

How Pop Culture Gets ED Wrong (And Why It Matters)

Breakdown of common stereotypes in movies/TV that mock ED.

The harm of jokes equating masculinity with performance.

Real talk: ED can be temporary, treatable, and caused by stress or health issues.

Tips for partners:

Show empathy, not pressure.

Focus on emotional intimacy.

“ED deserves understanding—not punchlines.”