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I feel completely the opposite, i'd rather discuss it with my parents who I feel I can reveal it in confidence rather than my close friends - hell no, i'm not going to discuss this with my friends and have all my personal info leak out. The only people I trust to keep this confidential are my parents! As for my doctor... my doctor could care less about how this is affecting me emotionally, he may just prescribe some meds. For instance my doc barely even wanted to speak to me as he was so busy and had one foot out the door calling the next patient... doctors really don't give a crap about you and just want to go through as many patients as possible in a day.
Not all are like that (or at least they hide it better). I would look for a different doctor.
If you and your partner/wife/husband are having sexual issues would you be comfortable talking to your parents about it (not gory details but only high level of course)? Are you that comfortable with your parents? Or would you discuss it only with your doctor/therapist?
I used to be very close to my mother, she was more like a sister at one point in my life. I did share some very detailed information with her, and not only did she told my father about, also once during and argument she used that information against me. After that, I no longer tell her anything. As time goes by, we are growing apart.
Oh well, I'm sure it's for the best.
well, if you had an impotence related problem and were having trouble having kids what would you tell your parents when they ask you "WHERE THE HELL ARE MY GRANDKIDS???" and why is it taking so long...
well, if you had an impotence related problem and were having trouble having kids what would you tell your parents when they ask you "WHERE THE HELL ARE MY GRANDKIDS???" and why is it taking so long...
A. Impotence and infertility are two different things, and B. It's none of their business.
If you and your partner/wife/husband are having sexual issues would you be comfortable talking to your parents about it (not gory details but only high level of course)? Are you that comfortable with your parents? Or would you discuss it only with your doctor/therapist?
My mom was an ice princess, so she wouldn't say anything anyways, my dad, I wouldn't want to hear about his sex life. He one time told me that his junk doesn't work anymore and that was far TMI for me.
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Gag me with a spoon. 
