Looking For Some Erectile Dysfunction Jokes?

Do you know what the makers of Viagra call Cialis and Levitra? Stiff competition.

In reality, erectile dysfunction jokes can be insensitive and inappropriate even under the best of circumstances. Men and their partners are often very concerned with the subject of erectile and sexual dysfunction, and many people have found that sexual activity is much more important then they ever imagined - when they have to do without it, that is. While there are obviously more dangerous physical conditions that need to be treated, making erectile dysfunction jokes without any thought or sensitivity can be inappropriate and unwelcome.

Of course, maybe you're just looking to find some humor in your situation and see that there's nothing wrong with a few erectile dysfunction jokes between you and your partner. It's true that trying to find the humor in any difficult situation can make it more bearable, so if you feel comfortable with sharing some erectile dysfunction jokes here are few to get you going:

The difference between Niagara and Viagra? Niagara Falls.

New plans are being made to raise the Titanic. Experts plan to pump it full of Viagra, and expect it to raise right up.

For years the medical professional has been looking after the pill, to make them better. Now, with Viagra, they're raising the dead!

Viagra is working on some new slogans. Here's a few they came up with:

We work harder, so you don't have to.

Viagra, when it absolutely, positively has to be there tonight.

One-a-day, like iron.

Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman.

It's good to show some discretion if you decide to make up or share some erectile dysfunction jokes of your own. Remember that many men are very self-conscious regarding this problem and while they may make their own jokes or laugh at someone else's, they may very well be embarrassed on the inside. Of all the jokes you may tell about a medical condition or other such problem, these are probably one of the most sensitive. So, be careful. Err on the side of caution if you must. If you notice that you're just getting a nervous laughter or half-smile from your mate or friend, you may want to back off a bit.