Can anyone please give me some methods to
help P.E i am an average 20 year old who
is sexualy active quite a lot, over the
years i have noticed that i have become
more prone to P.E and i think its getting
worse is there any things to do during sex
that i can stop it i read online that
there is some presure points etc and some
other methods to use, can anyone help me??
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mominashoe
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Posted: 05-13-08 13:21pm
Sorry, but what does PE stand for and are
you male or female? That will give me a
start...
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inverbey
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hi Posted: 05-13-08 17:15pm
premature ejaculation
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mominashoe
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Posted: 05-13-08 18:44pm
Copied to Men's Sexual Health for more
feedback
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Bigger4Ever
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Help Your PE (premature ejaculation) Posted: 06-04-08 17:26pm
There are a couple of methods that can
help:
1. Think about something else while being
stimulated. Remember the Warrant song
"Cherry Pie"? Think about baseball swing
it all night yeah!
2. Stop/Start - When you think you about
to ejaculate, stop & relax until the
feeling stops & then slowly resume.
3. Strengthen the PC muscle. How to find
it is stop the flow of urine while going.
That's the muscle. Contract it as often as
you can to make it stronger.
There are exercises & devices which
can also help strengthen this muscle
group. I use an extender which gives me a
stronger, longer-lasting erection. Hope
that helps you out.
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