Viagra divorce
n. A divorce granted on the grounds that a husband is behaving aggressively or unfaithfully after taking Viagra or some other anti-impotence drug.
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2004
A wife is divorcing her husband after claiming Viagra made him too demanding in the bedroom.

The middle-aged housewife says her husband became 'sexually aggressive' after being prescribed the tablet to boost their sex life.

Now she has successfully petitioned for divorce on the grounds it amounted to unreasonable behaviour.

It is the first known case of 'Viagra divorce' in Britain and experts believe there could be more to follow.
—Judith Duffy, “First UK Viagra divorce,” Daily Record, April 19, 2004
2001
Nobody claims Viagra causes affairs or divorce. But increasingly,
it is a factor in both, says Dominic Barbara, who heads a Manhattan
law firm with 15 attorneys. In about one of every 15 or 20 new
divorce cases, somebody mentions Viagra, he says.


Initially, the Viagra divorce cases were the result of "men straying
from marriage," popping a pill seen as the fountain of youth,
he says. Then came "cases of men taking Viagra, but their wives
were no longer interested in sex. And now, a lot of middle-aged
women are having affairs with older men who were impotent before
there was Viagra."
—Karen S. Peterson, “Till Viagra do us part?,” USA Today, March 22, 2001
1998 (earliest)
Undoubtedly, large numbers of women will greet their sexually recharged lovers with all smiles. But sex therapists and marriage counselors around the country are preparing for another group to flood their offices soon: Viagra refugees. Spouses who don't want the passion that comes with the pill, who were happy with sexually diminished marriages.

Maybe there hasn't been a Viagra divorce yet. But with doctors writing Viagra prescriptions at a rate of 215,000 per week, just give it time. Next on "Jerry Springer": MY HUSBAND LEFT ME FOR HIS VIAGRA TRAMP!
—Eric L. Wee, “Viagra? Not Tonight, Dear,” The Washington Post, May 06, 1998