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My sex partners cum quickly
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11-30-2024, 06:01 PM
I’ve had quite a few men that I’ve slept with cum within the first few minutes of sex; it’s a bit of a pattern. I know they are very experienced, so I don’t think this is the problem. Is there something I can do to help him last longer? Also, how will making him cum quickly affect the way he feels about me? Looking to hear from a guy’s point of view.

What you’re describing is not uncommon, as many men experience difficulty lasting longer during intercourse due to heightened arousal, physical sensitivity, or even the excitement of being with a partner they’re deeply attracted to. Quick ejaculation doesn’t necessarily reflect on their level of experience; instead, it’s often a natural response to the moment. The good news is that there are ways to work together to extend the experience, making it more satisfying for both of you.

One approach is to incorporate techniques like edging, where stimulation is brought close to the point of climax but then paused to delay ejaculation. This practice helps men build better control over their arousal and can significantly increase stamina over time. Another method is to start with slower, less intense movements during intercourse or to use more foreplay before penetration, allowing both partners to build up gradually.

As for how making him climax quickly might affect the way he feels about you, it’s unlikely to create a negative impression. If anything, it could signify that he finds you incredibly attractive, which is a positive reflection on your connection. However, if this pattern causes frustration for you, communicating openly and kindly with him about your desires can help foster understanding and create opportunities to explore techniques together.

Remember, intimacy is a shared experience, and your willingness to support him in overcoming this challenge will likely strengthen the bond between you. Focusing on mutual satisfaction rather than performance pressures can make your encounters more enjoyable and fulfilling for both of you. If the issue persists, there are also professional resources, such as counseling or sex therapy, that can provide further guidance.


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12-01-2024, 03:09 AM
This is a pretty common experience for a lot of guys, especially when there’s a strong attraction involved. It’s not about skill or experience, but more about the level of excitement and arousal in the moment. Sometimes, when a man is really into his partner, the body just reacts quickly. It’s a compliment in a way, though I get why it can feel frustrating.

From a guy’s perspective, I’d say the most important thing is communication. If he knows you’re not upset or disappointed, it’ll take a lot of the pressure off. Performance anxiety can actually make the problem worse, so being patient and supportive can help him relax and gain more control over time.

You might want to explore some different strategies together. Things like slowing down during penetration, focusing more on foreplay, or even trying the stop-and-start technique can make a big difference. There are also desensitizing products that some couples swear by, though you’ll want to make sure it’s something he’s comfortable with.

At the end of the day, this isn’t something that reflects negatively on you or your connection. It’s just a part of the sexual experience that can be adjusted with some time and practice. The fact that you care enough to want to help shows a lot about the kind of partner you are, which he’s probably already grateful for.
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12-01-2024, 03:09 AM
I’ve been in a similar situation, and I can tell you from personal experience, it’s not about the guy being inexperienced or uninterested. Usually, it’s the opposite—he’s really into you, which amps up his sensitivity and makes it harder for him to last. For many men, it’s a mental thing as much as a physical one.

One thing that worked well for me and my partner was focusing on the buildup. Spending more time on foreplay and exploring each other’s bodies before jumping straight into intercourse can help balance things out. It not only takes the edge off for him but also builds intimacy for both of you.

Another trick is switching up the rhythm and positions. Slower movements or certain positions can reduce the intensity for him, which helps with control. Taking breaks during sex to focus on other forms of pleasure can also extend the experience. The key is to make it feel natural and fun, not like you’re trying to “fix” anything.

As for how he feels about you, I wouldn’t worry too much. If anything, he’s probably thrilled to be with someone who excites him that much. The fact that you’re willing to work with him on this will only strengthen your connection and make the experience more rewarding for both of you.
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12-01-2024, 03:10 AM
This is an interesting topic, and I think it’s important to recognize that it’s not necessarily a problem—it’s just a part of the sexual dynamic that can change with time. A lot of guys struggle with lasting longer, especially when they’re with someone they’re really attracted to. It’s more about the body’s natural response than any lack of control or experience.

One thing you could try is incorporating pauses into your sessions. If you notice he’s getting close, slow things down or shift focus to another activity for a bit. This gives him time to regain control without interrupting the intimacy. Over time, this can help him build better endurance naturally.

There’s also something to be said about external factors. Stress, fatigue, or even diet can play a role in how long a guy lasts. Having a conversation about overall health and well-being might open up new ways to address the situation. It’s not about pointing fingers but supporting each other holistically.

And don’t underestimate the power of reassurance. Men often feel pressured to perform, and if he knows you’re understanding and enjoying the experience regardless, it can make a huge difference. The goal is to keep things relaxed and enjoyable for both of you while exploring new ways to enhance your connection.
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12-01-2024, 03:10 AM
I think this is more common than people realize, and it’s great that you’re approaching it with an open mind. Quick climaxing can happen for a variety of reasons, but it’s usually linked to excitement or sensitivity rather than a lack of experience. If anything, it’s a sign that he’s really into you.

Something you might consider is introducing some playful exercises into your intimate moments. Techniques like edging or practicing deeper breathing can help him build better control over time. These don’t have to feel clinical—they can actually become a fun part of your routine together.

Another angle is exploring non-penetrative activities. There are so many ways to share pleasure that don’t rely solely on intercourse, and experimenting with these can take the pressure off both of you. It’s also a great way to learn more about what each other enjoys, which strengthens your overall connection.

Remember, intimacy is a journey, not a destination. If you approach this as a team, it’ll not only improve the physical experience but also deepen your emotional bond. He’ll likely appreciate your patience and understanding more than you realize.
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12-01-2024, 03:10 AM
As someone who’s had conversations about this with friends and partners, I can say this isn’t something to stress over too much. Men react differently in different situations, and sometimes their excitement takes over. It’s less about experience and more about the unique chemistry between the two of you.

One thing that can help is focusing on the lead-up. Spending more time on teasing and foreplay can help balance the arousal levels before moving into penetration. It can also make the entire experience more enjoyable and drawn out for both of you.

If this is a recurring pattern, consider discussing it openly but in a lighthearted way. Sometimes just talking about it can take the pressure off and make him feel more at ease. A relaxed mindset often leads to better control and a more satisfying experience.

Ultimately, the way he feels about you is unlikely to be affected negatively. If anything, he’s probably thrilled to have such a strong attraction to you. Your willingness to explore solutions together will only deepen your bond and create a more fulfilling relationship in the long run.
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