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End Premature Ejaculation Now! You can reproduce this article however you like provided this link is included: by the authors at http://www.sex-and-relationships.com The average time between penetration
during intercourse and ejaculation for a man who thinks of himself as a
premature ejaculator is only two and a half minutes. So, then, how long do
you think that men who say they are good lovers last before they
ejaculate? Is it possible that thirty seconds more vaginal thrusting really makes a man a better lover? It hardly seems likely, does it? The reality seems to be that it's all about perception - does the fact that you ejaculate so quickly matter to you, does it matter to your partner, and does it affect your sex life? Those are the real issues. The truth is that most men would not really not care about how long they lasted during intercourse were it not for the demands of their partner - ideally they would like to surrender themselves to the warmth and wetness of their partner's vagina and ejaculate without any thought of thrusting for long enough to give her pleasure. But there is little doubt that longer lasting intercourse can be more pleasurable for both the man and the woman - not least because if he can thrust for longer, she may be able to reach orgasm through stimulation of her G spot during intercourse. This is a wonderful experience for both partners. The sad fact is that most couples don't
know about the power of the G spot and its capacity to give a woman a
vaginal orgasm. If you'd like to read more about it, you can do so on this
website: Sybian information.
In short, though, the thrusting of her lover's penis against her G-spot
during intercourse can take a woman to heights of pleasure that produce
long lasting orgasms consisting of waves of orgasmic bliss sweeping
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