Erectile Dysfunction Forum - 19 year old Premature ejaculation

I am 19 years old, my health is perfect and I exercise trice a week. I don't smoke and drink in moderation. I believe I have created a bad masturbation habit when I was young, doing it really fast so I won't get caught. I have a strong erection, but ejaculate after a few strokes when masturbating.
My girl is practically begging for sex, and I am not sure if I am ready for it.

Is there a way to change my reflexes, or should I masturbate before sex so I can last longer the second time?(it works when masturbating)

I tried the start-stop technique for a week but I didn't see any changes, apart from knowing when to stop before I ejaculate, but it didn't increase my overall performance

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sam89

replied on March 8th, 2009

Experienced User

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TCM_MAN

replied on April 30th, 2009

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Overthinker1

replied on May 1st, 2009

New User

Dude, have sex with your girl, the more you have it with her the more youll get used to longer sesions, try masturbating before, so you start to build your confidence, and ALWAYS do foreplay ALWAYS

jack6

replied on May 4th, 2009

New User

to fast cuming

i would say the same!!
Some man have a strong sexdrive and the young men especially, so you have to bring out of your body, what is to much prodified in it.
This is simple, i mean.
I will say it funny: you have two testicles for one wife, but the most male creatures are build for many wifes, most in a short fertile time of the year. The other way round would be better and perhaps normal: two wifes for each testicle and you never would have the premature ejaculation ... im shure!

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