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Q: Masterbation

asked by: 20xduder on October 31st, 2006

New User

So I have been using the "rub" technique for about id say 6 years. (the one where you just rub your penis up and down against something like your bed till you ejaculate) and I have never actually jerked off and came the traditional way. I kinda believe that I can not.. I've tried jerking it in a hot bath and many other techniques using lube but I cant seem to shake the way I jerk off and it is in a way disrupting my sexual attivity with another because they want to watch me ejaculate. Any one have any advice?

Replies(3)

Rocky52

replied on October 31st, 2006

New User

Hi, after a while you grow used to the way you masterbate, i'm used to my own method and when my girlfriend does it, its different and takes a while to ejaculate. I'm not sure of anything that could help, just time I guess. Give the 'rub' method a rest for a while and try different ways, maybe even your partner could help you. Time effort = success, good luck.

JUNGLE JUICE

replied on November 2nd, 2006

Experienced User

Its Masturbation

Not masterbation Shocked

look its him again,old Japanese person crap

20xduder

replied on November 10th, 2006

New User

What i've been doing is apparently called traumatic masturbatory syndrome which would explain why I can not get off when some one gives me a blow job or hand job... Loss of stimulation.. So I read the site about it, healthy-strokes and for the past 2 weeks following what it says. I didnt' masterbate last week then I jerked off monday morning, and today I got off for the first time using my hand and not being in bed.
Anyone have any thoughts?

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