Calm down!
If you have unrealistic expectations about how long you should last, you’ll get anxious and come too quick.
Instead, remember that sex can last for as long as you want it to.
Premature ejaculation literally means coming in seconds, not minutes.
Rethink how you have sex
Making your orgasm the end point of sex is a sure fire way to willy worries - not to mention a boring sex life.
If you try to delay your orgasm you’re more likely to feel pressure, which leads to anxiety, and then on to PE.
So change the sexual script, and stop trying to put off your orgasm.
Instead realise that you can still make your partner come after your orgasm, and you’ll have relieved some of the pressure you’re feeling.
Make a deal with yourself that you’ll enjoy the feeling of your orgasm, whenever it happens.
If you and your partner still want more, then use your tongue, fingers and sex toys to help you get them of
The stop and start method
Here’s a method that works for some men.
Try stimulating yourself until you’re about to ejaculate then, just as you’re about to come, stop and wait for about 30 seconds before continuing.
Repeat this sequence until you want to come, and keep the stimulation going as you ejaculate.
The ‘squeeze’ technique
Here’s a variation on the stop and start technique.
Just as you’re about to come, you or your partner should squeeze the end of your penis (where the glans meets the shaft) for several seconds.
Again stop what you’re doing for about 30 seconds, then continue.
Repeat this sequence until you’re both ready to come.
This technique doesn’t work for everyone, so experiment to see if it helps you.
A WORD OF WARNING
Often the stop and start or squeeze techniques make the problem worse since they draw attention to the fact that you’re coming too quick.
So use the stop/ start method primarily as a way of prolonging sex, and also to switch between practices that turn you the most to ones that don’t have as great an effect.
Try the squeeze technique on your own, rather than with a partner.
This way you can get it right without feeling self conscious, or anxious.
Kegel exercises
Dads are likely to have heard of these already.
Kegel exercises are used by women to retain urine after childbirth, and the good news is that they may help to combat premature ejaculation too.
Start by squeezing your buttocks together tightly for about a second.
Do this 15 times in a row, working up to 60 to 75 contractions twice a day.
Kegels strengthen your pelvic muscles so that you can contract or relax as you near orgasm, and this has the effect of delaying ejaculation.
Some guys last longer when squeezing their muscles, and others when they’re relaxing them, so experiment to see what works best for you.
The reverse position
Men are easily aroused when they’re on top in the missionary position, or when taking their partner from behind.
So try sex with your partner on top instead.
This lets you control the motion by guiding their hips, and you can slow them down or stop if you become too aroused.
Think about the positions that get you most excited, and the ones that feel good but don’t make you come so easily.
It may be better to stick to these, and save the old faithful methods until you feel like you want to come.
Practice : The Real Battle -The Most Important to succeed.
The simplest thing to do if you are a premature ejaculator is to have sex more often.
You’re more likely to ejaculate prematurely if there is a long gap between sex sessions.
And besides most men find they perform better with practice.