Tips For Coming While Intercourse Posted: 08-27-07 16:39pm
Hey everyone,
This problem is not so rare, so I hope its
not a repeat post. Please delete it if it
is.
Anyways, Im a 24 year old male- and I just
started having sex with the first
girlfriend Ive ever had this year. So far,
its going great for her- I can make her
come and shes satisfied, but Im unable to
reach ejaculation during vaginal
intercourse. She has been just finishing
me off with her hand after she comes. I am
really attracted to her, and im
comfortable with sex and my body, but
whenever I have vaginal intercourse with
her- the positions just feel really
awkward for me and the visual imagrey dont
particularly turn me on. Prior to this, I
was beating off dry maybe every other day
to porn.
Im not exactly sure what the issue is.. Im
thinking it might be one of the
following:
-sex is a lot more tiring compared to
masturbation which turns me off because i
get exhausted
-still adjusting to condom use (although
ive tried masturbating with a condom on
and i can come by myself with it on)
-cannot be stimulated as frequently with
intercourse than masturbation because of
the slower pace
-prior masturbation decreased my penis'
sensitivity
-only turned on to certain visuals from
pornography (different camera angles,
atitudes, types of sex)
What do you guys think I should do? Were
both pretty busy, and we only have sex 2
times a week at most. Ive still been
masturbating on the side.
Im thinking maybe I should stop watching
pornography and masturbating altogether. I
feel it might undo the conditioning that
porno does to a man if its a psychological
issue. Although.. I bet a lot of guys
still whack off to porn while seeing a
girl and they are fine. Even with odd
sexual themes. Im pretty sure i dont have
retarded/delayed ejaculation, as those
that do have it cant come around a woman
at all. Im totally fine with her giving me
a HJ. As for being too tired.. I think if
a man is turned on enough, he can go past
his usual endurance capacity... The actual
vaginal intercourse itself isnt that great
for me. It does feel a little bit good,
but it doesnt hit the "feel good" mark
enough to let me hit my peak. The only one
that makes the most sense to me is the
pace.. Whenever I masturbate I go pretty
quickly. Maybe double the speed which I
couldnt replicate in intercourse. Maybe I
should discipline myself to masturbate
slower?
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Georgia59
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Posted: 08-28-07 11:23am
I'd keep trying new things. You were
right, lots of guys watch porn/masturbate
and still have no problem with
intercourse. If you need a faster pace,
find a position where you are in control
of the speed and see what happens. (Doggy
style is good for that) or her laying on
the edge of the bed and you standing on
the floor and holding her legs....
Keep trying!!
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perkins2505
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Joined: 25 Jun 2007 Posts: 13 Location: Canada
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Posted: 08-29-07 10:47am
You sound pretty worried about whether all
that masturbating and porn has left you
damaged. But you should keep in mind that
you didn't do anything different than
everybody else.
Lots of guys have trouble ejaculating,
especially with a condom. Many people find
it much easier to ejaculate while
masturbating but hard during sex. Give
your self a couple days rest, relax, and
have fun with sex. If you're wearing a
condom, she's not going to know if you
ejacualate anyway. And if you're both in a
committed relationship, you might explore
other birth control to see if that helps.
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