Steven Bartlett

And what age are they?

52% of men?

I think this is worth pausing on, which is an erectile dysfunction problem is often a symptom of a cardiovascular issue, right?

And when you say erectile dysfunction, we should probably define what that means.

Because there's going to be a lot of guys sat at home now thinking, oh my God, like...

My penis is a bit softer than usual.

I've got a friend.

People are going to think I'm talking about myself because I use that phrase a lot.

I've got a friend.

He's almost 40 years old.

And I've heard him say on several occasions that he's lost his erection during sex.

Is that erectile dysfunction?

But what if he can keep his erection watching porn?

Okay, so two questions then.

So that doesn't count as erectile dysfunction if you can get an erection watching porn but can't get it with your partner?

And on your other point about how you masturbate impacting your sex life, I imagine that applies to men and women.

And are you saying that if there's a particular way you get yourself off in private...

that is very hard for the other person to replicate, you might become desensitized to that.

The fact that we get an erection in the morning, does that mean that we're supposed to have sex in the morning from like an evolutionary perspective?

Is it the same for women?