“I Pretended to Be Fine for 7 Years, But I Was Dying Inside…”

If you see me today, you won’t believe the shame I carried for years.

I got married in 2018. Like every young couple, we were hopeful full of plans and excitement. But as months turned into years and there was no sign of pregnancy, the questions started.

First, it was the subtle glances. Then the “when will you people give us good news?”
Before I knew it, my own family started asking if my wife was okay… if she was “the problem.”

But deep down, I knew.
I was the one.

I had been struggling with weak ejaculation, low sex drive, and… I hate to admit it  my sperm was so watery, it was like nothing.

Still, I kept quiet. As a man, you’re expected to be strong. Functional. Potent.
And so I wore that mask for 7 years.

We finally decided to go for tests. After plenty back and forth, scans, and checkups…
The doctor looked at me and said:
“You have very low sperm count and poor motility. That’s why conception hasn’t happened.”

I was numb.

Everything hit me at once the jokes, the silence in the bedroom, the distance that had grown between me and my wife.
I started withdrawing.
Started blaming her for things that weren’t her fault.
I couldn’t even look her in the eyes.
I felt less than a man.

Then Something Changed

One day, an old friend I hadn’t seen in years reached out. He had heard what I was going through and said just one thing:
“I was in your shoes. Try this Sperm Booster. Give it 21 days.”

At that point, I had nothing to lose.
I took it.

To my surprise, by the second week, I started noticing real changes:

• My semen was no longer watery it was thicker.

• I felt stronger… more alive in the bedroom.

• My confidence started coming back.

And Just 2 Months Later… She Took In

I still remember the day my wife walked into the room with that test strip in her hand, crying.
She was pregnant.

After 7 years of shame, guilt, and emotional distance  we were going to be parents.

I’m Sharing This Because I Know I’m Not Alone

So many men in Nigeria are silently battling this same thing.
But we don’t talk about it.
We shift the blame to our wives.
We suffer in silence.

The truth is, low sperm count is a silent epidemic.
Stress, alcohol, poor diet, infections, and even our environment are slowly killing our sperm.
But nobody is saying anything.

That’s why I tell every man I know:
Please, check yourself. Get help. And if you’re struggling like I was… try this.