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Q: Trouble ejaculating during intercourse
asked by: prelives88 on January 13th, 2009
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Hey guys, im 20 years old, and was a virgin up until a month ago. I have been masturbating since i was about 13. My girlfriend and I have had sex three times and I haven't finished yet. I have no problems with maintaining an erection during intercourse however. I can satisfy her, which pleases me so I have no problems. But she worries that she isn't doing something right and other things. I can have sex for long periods of time and I just can't get there. When i'm by myself I can have an orgasm no problem. I was wondering if positions could be an issue. Like do some create greater stimulation than others? I am also going to cut out masturbation to heighten the experience of sex. I'm sure it could just be in my head as well. Advice would be great, thanks.
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blckout200
replied on January 17th, 2009
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Are you drinking or getting drunk before having sex? Heavy drinking/getting drunk very often inhibits sexual activities - i.e. able to maintain erection but cant ejaculate/climax. If this is the case I would suggest you not partake in heavy drinking/getting drunk prior to having sex.

Also, sometimes medications play a role in sexual performance. This coupled with alcohol may affect your sexual performance negatively. You may want to talk to your doctor about this.

Also, sometimes condoms play a role. Some are thicker than others thus having you feel little sensation. You might want to change brands etc.

You might also consider abstaining from masterbating for about a week and lightening your hold during masterbating. I read a article where it was mentioned that sometimes a guy holds too tight during masterbating and then has issues in obtaining climax during intercourse.

If all else fails you may want to consult an urologist.

Also you should discuss this with your significant other seeing as you mentioned that she feels it's her fault. There's nothing to be embarrassed about - talking about sexual issues is part of a healthy relationship.
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