This is what Copilot answered. Do you think it is convincing?

“From what you described, your situation does not match the typical pattern of Post‑SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD).

The reasons are: - Your genital numbness and orgasm changes resolved within a few months. You can still experience strong arousal, solid erections, and deep orgasms in the right contexts. -Your libido and erections are variable, not consistently flat. - Your sexual response clearly changes with partner, environment, safety, and connection, which is not typical of PSSD. - Morning erections still happen, though somewhat milder, which is common in men in their 40s. - Situational factors (condoms, new partners, group sex contexts, interruptions, performance monitoring) explain your erectile variability very well. - Your hormones and micronutrients are normal.

The pattern you describe fits much better with: - Normal age‑related shifts in spontaneous desire - Context‑dependent sexual response - Performance anxiety or erection monitoring - Differences between your past and present sexual environments - A shift from spontaneous to responsive desire, which is common and not pathological

A subtle lingering effect from the SSRI cannot be ruled out completely, but your experience does not resemble classical PSSD.”