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Q: Boyfriend Has Pe...
asked by: laicy on June 8th, 2006
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I have been dating this guy for 1 year. Everything is fine except that he has pe(premature ejaculation). Prior to this relationship I was seeing another person for four years and we had regular sex. For my current beau well he is new to sex. So at first we thought he might be too nervous. However after few attempts to have sex he stills ejaculates early.

Since then we did not try to have sex. Our most imtimate moves are just caressing and french kissing. I try my very best to handle this situation. I gave him the best support and courage that I can. Never once did I show my frustration (imagine being aroused yet not being satisfied). I always put a smile on my face for him. However, he does not take any effort at all for his problem. When confronted, he said he had not really sit down to think about it and he is not ready for a doctor. We have not discussed about the issue since. You see, I am an conservative asian girl who can't discuss such issues freely. I did email him once about this but no reponse from him.

Needless to say, I am very frustrated. That's not due to lack of sex, but his attitude. I am a 28, young, healthy woman who has normal desires for sex. All this while I am hiding my desires and feelings as I do not want to upset him. However, as mentioned, not only I feel frustrated, I feel unattractive. Sometimes I wonder if it is my fault.

Any advises would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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robbeh
replied on June 8th, 2006
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Trying to get the same advise but for myself lol
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scott4
replied on June 10th, 2006
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Have you tried getting him off another way first, waiting a half hour and then having sex? Sometimes the first time is very quick, but the second time lasts forever.
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rifki
replied on June 11th, 2006
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Hmmm ... I think the right decision is to dump him, he doesn't care about your need ....
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DylanJacob
replied on June 11th, 2006
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That's bullshit, he probably does care about you - being his first time with someone he probably is nervous, but that's probably not what's making him ejaculate early - pe is a condition in itself, can be caused by many things -

the reason he probably doesn't want to have sex is because he feels self consciouis about his problem, and probably also feels scared if he does have sex with you then it might satisfy you even less.

Maybe get him to see someone professional or in foreplay try getting him to come, then wait a bit until having sex (as scott said) - if not, try telling him with no pressure that for your relationship you .N.E.E.D to talk about this. He probably doesn't want to see a doctor because he's scared of finding something out which he doesn't want to. If he sees a doctor he can probably be helped in some way. Good luck.
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rifki
replied on June 12th, 2006
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dylanjacob wrote:
that's bullshit, he probably does care about you - being his first time with someone he probably is nervous, but that's probably not what's making him ejaculate early - pe is a condition in itself, can be caused by many things -

the reason he probably doesn't want to have sex is because he feels self consciouis about his problem, and probably also feels scared if he does have sex with you then it might satisfy you even less.

Maybe get him to see someone professional or in foreplay try getting him to come, then wait a bit until having sex (as scott said) - if not, try telling him with no pressure that for your relationship you .N.E.E.D to talk about this. He probably doesn't want to see a doctor because he's scared of finding something out which he doesn't want to. If he sees a doctor he can probably be helped in some way. Good luck.


hey...She's been with that guy more than a year ....

I'm a man too, I really care about my girl needs ....
U know men, ..They don't always on the top performance when it comes about sex ...Girls r natural sex machine..

So if u really care about your girl needs, i'll do anything to satisfied her ...Techniques ...Cunilingus ..Etc etc that u can't imagine ...
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DylanJacob
replied on June 12th, 2006
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I'm a girl by the way. Dylan is my son's name...
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MESTIZOFLIP
replied on June 14th, 2006
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Get him drunk... I dont have a pe problem, but I know that when I drink it usually takes me a little longer to go...Thats what my gf says..
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cobrakid
replied on August 15th, 2006
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Try being on top. That can help and you control your own orgasm better.
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prelude
replied on August 15th, 2006
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Just get him to masterbate you till you cum, and then he can start to penetrate you. Thats the easy way.
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