Viagra naturally restores men to normal function through realigning the sexual prowess of a man’s mind to the ability of his body. Viagra does not allow men to engage in sex by simply helping them get an erection. Rather, it further restores their bodies to function as they normally and naturally should. Society has tended to view “nature as within our realm of control: anything else is considered ‘unnatural.’” (1) Thus, other erectile dysfunction medications are unnatural as they “[do] not allow control over one’s erections.” (2) However, Viagra is different. Men do not get an artificial erection right when they take the pill. Instead, Viagra allows men to retain control over their own bodies by acting “through one’s own ‘natural’ arousal.” Men’s “‘natural’ arousal” comes easily as normative male sexual desire is defined by society and media, including Viagra ads, as “readily available and unproblematic.” (3) It is not an issue of them not wanting to have sex, but their physical ability to do so. Accordingly, Viagra reinstates the “mind’s control over the body” by realigning the rigorous sex drive of men’s minds to the ability of their bodies. (4) Through restoring their body-mind harmony men are back “‘to normal’ functioning” and “the drug itself ‘works like nature’” because it works solely off his already existent sexual prowess. (5) Control is regained through men not only being able to have an erection, but they can control when they get erections, they can control their body to match their mind. Thus, it can hardly even be considered medicine. It solely assists in men getting “natural” erections. This is why Viagra is sold in a small single-use packet. Due to its small size, it can be easily packed, carried around, and used. It looks more like a condom wrapper than a medical pill bottle. You hardly even know it’s there because it's just a natural part of having sex. It is almost more natural than the real thing.