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Q: Premature Ejaculation
asked by: JJNC on October 5th, 2004
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Ok. Im 28 years old, and have been sexually active since I was 16. I have never in my 12 years of having sex had premature ejaculation until 2 months ago. I thought it was a one time thing, but it happened the following two times as well. I am in a relationship and made love to her numerious times before this started happening. This scares the me since I have always had great reason to pride myself on the pleasure I provide my partner, and have always been able to go until I wanted to stop. The last time I had sex I only lasted about 1 minute. It is as if when the tip of my penis enters her I can feel it happening. About the only things I can think of are:
- stess in the relationship, but this hasn't been a problem with stress in other relationships, so I don't know why it would be in this one.
- or I got kicked in balls really hard when I was wrestling around one with with my nephew.
I haven't had sex in over a month because our relationship has been a little rocky lately, but I know there are times that we could have engaged in love making, but I didn't take it that far for fear of disappointing her and myself. Anyone have any ideas?
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Ed65
replied on October 5th, 2004
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Premature Ejactulation
I have heard many times and from numerous sources that masturbating an hour or so before attempting intercourse can slow down a man's ejaculation.
If you are in the habit of going a second time with your partner, don't you generally last a lot longer.
I've been around for 60 plus years and I can tell you for a fact that when I was in my early twenties I would go off sometimes before I even got inside. I could always get it up rather quickly afterwards and the second time I could last long enough for her to get off.
Try this out and see if it doesn't work. Know, also that this is a fairly universal problem.
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JJNC
replied on October 7th, 2004
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I Still Don't Get It.
I realize what your saying, but that doesn't explain why this just started happening after 12 years of 100% no problems. I'm in my late 20's and have had sex often since I have always either been married or in a long term relationship.
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2ferano
replied on October 11th, 2004
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It does seem odd. I would see your doctor. I mean, you obviously aren't the type of guy to just accept this and move on. You seem to actually care about your partner's pleasure. So, ask your doctor. Maybe stress is playing a role in this, but you just don't realize how stressed you really are. A lot of times we don't realize how stressed we are until it starts showing in our health.
Also, after it happened that one time, you may just be so worried about it happening again that it does. The whole mind over matter thing.
You could try masturbating an hour or so before you have intercourse, but how often do we really know how to time those things? You could also just go the second time to please her, but as a woman let me just say: I personally won't go that second time if we both weren't satisfied the first time. My reasoning is... First of all I am just too turned off from the first time of not being satisfied, and secondly I don't feel that my partner is enjoying it. I feel like he is doing it just for me (and although respectful and flattering) I cannot get into it because I don't feel he is. Know what I am saying?
I am not trying to be ignorant and offend anyone, but so many people just say to go a second time if you don't last the first time and that just doesn't work for everyone.

Anyway, go see your doctor and good luck.
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