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October 2nd, 2011
I seem to be struggling to get another errecetion after sex. Its annoying me as my girlfriend wants to carry on as do I!
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replied October 3rd, 2011
Hello,

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It is normal for every man not to get erection after a episode of intercourse.Men always require few hours gap before starting another session.Try to make your GF understand that this is a normal human process and cannot be altered.Instead you can satisfy her by masturbating later or fingering before the penetration so that she also reaches orgasm.Try to develop skills for satisfying a woman.
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