In the Indian society people have some major expectations from a marriage. The married couple is expected to have sexual intercourse (Marriage being the only legalized outlet for sexual release). To produce the children and raise the family as soon as possible. We all take for granted that every married couple will be able to have sexual intercourse without any difficulty. We think that there is no need to educate the bridal couple and that they will manage to have sex automatically if they are sent into the bedroom on the nuptial night. But in reality, it is not easy. While it is true that the sexual urge or drive is instinctual and spontaneous, the sexual behavior (including the sexual act) is not instinctual but learned. Couples may experience difficulty in performing the sexual act on the first day or night after the marriage. Some face problems later in life, even after a period of non-problematic sex life. Sexual problems, irrespective of the causative factors, frequently cause serious psychological problems such as hostility between the marital partners and even complete breakdown of the marriage itself. Male Sexual dysfunction can have a profound impact on a man’s life affecting his self image and confidence, his sense of manhood. It can shatter a young couple’s life by affecting their Sexual Procreative and Marital fulfillment and often results in unconsummated marriages, infertility and divorce. In our Centre we have full time sexologists to treat all male and female sexual problems; it will be treated scientifically in confidence.