This small gland that secretes a fluid that mixes with sperm is specifically male and is related to sexual functioning in men.
It is linked to the sensation, be it that of one’s own potency and sexual capacity, or that of man as a social being in the face of life.
Am I satisfied and comfortable in my sexual aspect? Do I feel frustrated, powerless, disappointed, or confused about my sexual activity? Do I feel guilty for not being more “manly”? Do I feel like I’m old and worn out? Do I see myself capable of looking for a younger woman or do I prefer to leave the situation as it is and resign myself?
The problems in this organ are also related to paternity, that is, with the image we have as a man and as a father. The equivalent in women is the body of the .
Prostate problems are much more common after the age of 50 and mainly affect men who have been very active or have developed a dominant relationship in life.
The most common are inflammation (prostatitis), benign tumors (adenoma) and cancer.
The main emotional causes that can affect the prostate:
A) Bitterness for not being within the social “sexual norm” or for living a sexual experience considered dirty. (It can refer to other members of the family, children, grandchildren, nephews, etc.).
“I want to have sex, but I can’t.”
“I’m not going to be able, I can’t satisfy her.”
B) Affliction due to dramatic situations with children, grandchildren or other people in the immediate environment, as a consequence of death, accident, divorce, illness, rape, fight, infidelity, etc.
The prostate can manifest itself as a consequence of a serious professional failure or after retirement, especially for those who live their profession passionately and for whom work is the only thing that gives meaning to their lives.
In the same way, it can appear after a serious conflict in which your image as a man, as a father or as a grandfather, has been damaged.
Like the case of the father who suffers a great disappointment when observing that his son walks a different path than he expected or has entered the world of drugs or is homosexual or lesbian, etc.
There are also other conflicts that can lead to the development of prostate cancer. For example, when a man is abruptly separated from his grandchildren or when he believes that he will never have the possibility of having grandchildren, etc.
Or, when a man has a girlfriend and someone takes her away from him or when the girlfriend leaves him for a man younger than him.
These are experiences that plunge him into deep sadness and before which he feels powerless and despair. Is it worth living to get to this?
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