My dick is fully recovered and I plan to resume PE shortly, but there’s some relevant things I’d like to mention on this thread.
Yesterday, I had sex with my girlfriend. Oddly, the same thing that occurred after the prolonged clamping session (that is, the utter inability to get an erection, but not including the sponge-likeness that proceeded, which didn’t happen this time) happened after I finished having sex. But after 30 minutes I tried manually stimulating myself and making erotic pictures in my mind in the bathroom to see if my unit was still working, and I was able to get a normal erection. Being that I wasn’t thrusting like an insane jack-rabbit (I was actually thrusting at a medium but somewhat gentle speed) and the penetrative sex only lasted for like 10 minutes, I was completely clueless as to what caused my temporary impotence.
Well, I did some research on the subject, and I came to the conclusion that what caused the temporary impotence was due to a refractory period, which is supposedly normal for men after achieving orgasm.
(I should also mention that, after the 30 minute clamping session, I had an orgasm.)
I have a theory as to why my refractory period has now suddenly become longer, when in the past it was virtually non-existent: I’m 19 years of age; and I think that my body is slowly making an hormonal transition from late adolescence to early adulthood, which could account for more prolactin production after orgasm, as a refactory period increases in time as a person ages: "18-year-old males have a refractory period of about 15 minutes, while those in their 70s take about 20 hours, with the average for all men being about half an hour." (Source: Refractory period (sex) - Wikipedia)
But, my theory could be wrong. There could be an imbalance of certain chemicals causing excessive prolactive production. Truthfully, I don’t know.
This is relevant to my original post in this thread, as I believe that I was mistaken when I attributed my temporary impotence to a prolonged clamping session, when in reality it was a refractory period that followed orgasm. However, the minor sponge-likeness that proceeded for the next three days, which happened after the prolonged clamping session but did not happen after I had sex yesterday, was due to the prolonged clamping session.
By no means do I encourage anyone to clamp for 30 minutes, as it is dangerous. I just wrote this to clarify an error. Still, everyone ought to follow the clamping guidelines: 10 minute sessions, 3 times throughout the day.