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Saturday, 25 April 2020
CAN YOU GET PREGNANT FROM PRE-CUM? WHAT TO EXPECT
CAN YOU GET PREGNANT FROM PRE-CUM? WHAT TO EXPECT
But I thought pre-cum doesn’t have sperm?
When does pre-cum occur?
Can you get pregnant from pre-cum if you aren’t ovulating?
Options for emergency contraception
Emergency IUD contraception
When to take a home pregnancy test
So the The bottom line
So use your sense while you are fucking or while you're being fucked, so that you can avoid spending money for abortion or unnecessary embarrassment.
How Abortion Pills Works: Side Effects & Recovery
How abortion pills work?
When you’re taking both medications in a medical abortion, they’ll work together to terminate a pregnancy.
Mifepristone will be the first pill that you take. It works by blocking progesterone and causing the lining of the uterus to break down, terminating the pregnancy. About 24 to 48 hours after you take the first pill, you will take misoprostol, which causes the uterus to contract and expel the embryo and uterine lining.
Side effects and recovery
Women who undergo a medical abortion often experience bleeding and cramping that can last for up to two weeks after the procedure, including passing blood clots. Other common side effects include:
• nausea and vomiting
• diarrhea
• feeling dizzy or heaving a headache
• short-lasting hot flashes
Most women will abort anywhere from a couple of hours to a day or two after taking the second medication.
However, it’s normal to experience light bleeding, spotting, and some cramping for up to four weeks following a medical abortion. Note that you can get pregnant almost immediately following an abortion.
DELAYED EJACULATION: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment Options
DELAYED EJACULATION
Delayed ejaculation (DE) is a common medical condition. Also called “impaired ejaculation,” this condition occurs when it takes a prolonged period of sexual stimulation for a man to ejaculate.
In some cases, ejaculation cannot be achieved at all. Most men experience DE from time to time, but for others it may be a lifelong problem.
While this condition does not pose any serious medical risks, it can be a source of stress and may create problems in your sex life and personal relationships. However, treatments are available.
Let me give some highlights before we begin π
Highlights
1. Delayed ejaculation (DE) occurs when a man needs more than 30 minutes of sexual stimulation to reach orgasm and ejaculate.
2. DE has multiple causes, including anxiety, depression, neuropathy, and reactions to medications.
3. No drug has been specifically approved for DE, but medications used for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease have been shown to help.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF DELAYED EJACULATION?
Delayed ejaculation occurs when a man needs more than 30 minutes of sexual stimulation to reach orgasm and ejaculate.
Ejaculation is when semen is discharged from the penis.
Some men can only ejaculate with manual or oral stimulation. Some cannot ejaculate at all.
A lifelong problem with DE is very different from a problem that develops later in life. Some men have a generalized problem in which DE occurs in all sexual situations.
For other men, it only occurs with certain partners or in certain circumstances. This is known as “situational delayed ejaculation.”
In rare cases, DE is a sign of a worsening health problem such as heart disease or diabetes.
DE is bad and it is not a reason to escape quick ejaculation
WHAT CAUSES DELAYED EJACULATION?
There are many potential causes of DE, including psychological concerns, chronic health conditions, and reactions to medications.
Psychological causes of DE can occur due to a traumatic experience.
• Cultural or religious taboos can give sex a negative connotation.
• Anxiety and depression can both suppress sexual desire, which may result in DE as well.
Relationship stress, poor communication, and anger can make DE worse.
• Disappointment in sexual realities with a partner compared to sexual fantasies can also result in DE.
Often, men with this problem can ejaculate during masturbation but not during stimulation with a partner.
Certain chemicals can affect the nerves involved in ejaculation. This can affect ejaculation with and without a partner.
These medications can all cause DE:
• antidepressants, such as fluoxetine (Prozac)
• antipsychotics, such as thioridazine (Mellaril)
• medications for high blood pressure, such as propranolol (Inderal)
• diuretics
• alcohol
Surgeries or trauma may also cause DE. The physical causes of DE may include:
• damage to the nerves in your spine or pelvis
• certain prostate surgeries that cause nerve damage
• heart disease that affects blood pressure to the pelvic region
• infections, especially prostate or urinary infections
• neuropathy or stroke
• low thyroid hormone
• low testosterone levels
• birth defects that impair the ejaculation process
A temporary ejaculation problem can cause anxiety and depression. This can lead to recurrence, even when the underlying physical cause has been resolved.
HOW IS DELAYED EJACULATION DIAGNOSED?
A physical examination and explanation of your symptoms are necessary to make an initial diagnosis. If a chronic health problem is suspected as the underlying cause, more testing may need to be done. This includes blood tests and urine tests.
These tests will look for infections, hormonal imbalances, and more.
Testing the reaction of your penis to a vibrator may reveal if the problem is psychological or physical.
WHAT TREATMENTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR DELAYED EJACULATION?
Treatment will depend on the underlying cause. If you’ve had lifelong problems or you’ve never ejaculated, a urologist can determine if you have a structural birth defect.
Your physician can determine if a medication is the cause. If so, adjustments will be made to your medication regimen and your symptoms will be monitored.
Some medications have been used to help DE, but none have been specifically approved for it
So according to the Mayo Clinic, these medications include:
• cyproheptadine (Periactin), which is an allergy medication
• amantadine (Symmetrel), which is a drug used to treat Parkinson’s disease
• buspirone (Buspar), which is an antianxiety medication
Treating illicit drug use and alcoholism, if applicable, can also help DE. Finding inpatient or outpatient recovery programs is one therapy option.
Psychological counseling can help treat depression, anxiety, and fears that trigger or perpetuate DE. Sex therapy may also be useful in addressing the underlying cause of sexual dysfunction. This type of therapy may be completed alone or with your partner.
DE can generally be resolved by treating the mental or physical causes. Identifying and seeking treatment for DE sometimes exposes an underlying medical condition. Once this is treated, DE often resolves.
The same is true when the underlying cause is a medication. However, don’t stop taking any medication without your doctor’s recommendation.
WHAT ARE THE COMPLICATIONS OF DELAYED EJACULATION?
DE can cause problems with self-esteem in addition to feelings of inadequacy, failure, and negativity. Men who experience the condition may avoid intimacy with others due to frustrations and fear of failure.
Other complications may include:
• decreased sexual pleasure
• anxiety about sex
• inability to conceive, or male infertility
• low libido
• stress and anxiety
Inability to conceive and male infertility
You might be happy that "yes I don't cum at all, or I always take time to cum" - Babe you're doing your self harm
Many married men experiences this.
So now that you're in your youth age, this is the time to treat this.
DE can also cause conflicts in your relationships, often stemming from misunderstandings on the part of both partners.
For example, your partner might feel that you’re not attracted to them. You might feel frustrated or embarrassed about wanting to achieve ejaculation but being physically or mentally unable to do so.
Treatment or counseling can help resolve these issues. By facilitating open, honest communication, understanding can often be reached.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT IN THE LONG TERM?
There are many possible causes of DE. Regardless of the cause, treatments are available. Don’t be embarrassed or afraid to speak up. The condition is very common.
By asking for help, you can get the psychological and physical support needed to address the issue and enjoy a more fulfilling sex life.
Friday, 24 April 2020
PREMATURE EJACULATION: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment
PREMATURE EJACULATION
• Symptoms
• Causes
• Seek help
• Treatment
• Talking to your partner
• Best Home Remedies for Premature Ejaculation
WHAT IS PREMATURE EJACULATION?
Ejaculation is the release of semen from the penis during an orgasm. When ejaculation occurs faster than you or your partner would like, it’s known as premature ejaculation (PE).
PE is common. About one in three men between the ages of 18 and 59 experiences PE at some point.
PE is also known as:
• rapid ejaculation
• premature climax
• early ejaculation
IS PREMATURE EJACULATION A TYPE OF SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION?
PE is considered a type of sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction refers to any of several types of problems that keep a couple from fully enjoying sexual activity.
PE isn’t the same as erectile dysfunction (ED). ED is the inability to achieve and maintain an erection that allows for a satisfying sexual experience. However, you may experience PE along with ED.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF PREMATURE EJACULATION?
Occasional episodes of PE usually aren’t anything to worry about. You may need treatment if PE occurs frequently or has occurred for an extended period of time.
The main symptom of PE is the regular inability to delay ejaculation for more than a minute after penetration during intercourse. Rapid climax during masturbation may also be an issue for some people.
If you experience premature ejaculation sometimes and normal ejaculation other times, you may be diagnosed with natural variable premature ejaculation.
PE is usually categorized as lifelong or acquired.
Lifelong (primary) PE means you’ve had this experience always or almost always since your first sexual experience.
Acquired (secondary) PE means you’ve had longer lasting ejaculations in your life, but have developed PE.
WHAT CAUSES PREMATURE EJACULATION?
There are psychological or emotional components to PE, but there are also other factors that contribute to it.
Some psychological components may be temporary. For example, a person may have experienced PE during early sexual experiences, but as they grew older and had more sexual encounters, they learned strategies to help delay ejaculation.
Likewise, PE may become an issue as a person gets older and has more trouble maintaining an erection.
PE may be caused by underlying conditions or mental health concerns too, including:
• poor body image or poor self-esteem
• depression
• history of sexual abuse, either as the perpetrator, or as the victim or survivor
Guilt may also cause you to rush through sexual encounters, which can lead to PE.
Other things that can lead to PE include:
• worrying about ejaculating too early
• anxiety about limited sexual experience
• problems or dissatisfaction in your current relationship
• stress
Physical causes can also play a maijor role in PE. If you have difficulty maintaining an erection because of ED, you may rush through intercourse so that you complete it before losing the erection.
Abnormal levels of certain hormones, such as testosterone, or chemicals produced by nerve cells called neurotransmitters may contribute to PE. Inflammation of the prostate or urethra can also cause numerous symptoms, including PE and ED.
WHEN TO SEEK HELP
Talk with a doctor if PE:
• is occurring or has occurred enough times to cause relationship problems
• makes you feel self-conscious
• keeps you from pursuing intimate relationships
You may start with a primary care Physician or seek out a Urologists. A urologist is a doctor who specializes in the health of the urinary system and male sexual function.
When you see your doctor, have the following information available:
• How long have you been sexually active?
• When did PE become a concern?
• How often does PE occur?
• How long does it usually take before you ejaculate during intercourse and when you masturbate?
• Do you use drugs or medications that may affect sexual performance?
• Have you had sexual encounters that included “normal” ejaculation? If so, what was different about those experiences and the times when PE was an issue?
In addition to working with a urologist or other physician, you may be advised to work with a mental health professional who specializes in sexual dysfunction.
You can always talk to a doctor.
HOW TO TREAT PREMATURE EJACULATION
In some cases, you may be able to treat PE with some changes to your sexual routine.
You may be advised to masturbate an hour or so before intercourse, as this may help you delay ejaculation with your partner.
You may also try temporarily avoiding intercourse altogether and engaging in other sexual activity and play with your partner. That may help relieve the pressure of performing during intercourse.
Start-and-stop and squeeze methods
Two strategies you and your partner can employ are the start-and-stop method and the squeeze method.
With start-and-stop, your partner stimulates your penis until you’re close to ejaculation. Then your partner should stop until you feel you’re in control again.
Ask your partner to repeat this two more times. Then engage in a fourth attempt, allowing yourself to ejaculate.
The American Urological Association recommends trying this three times a week until you feel you’re better able to control when you ejaculate.
With the squeeze method, your partner stimulates your penis until you’re close to ejaculating. Then your partner firmly squeezes your penis until your erection starts to weaken. This should help you better realize the sensation just before climaxing so you can develop better control and be able to delay ejaculation.
These strategies could take several weeks to become effective, and there is no guarantee that they alone with solve the issue.
You can also try the π Pelvic floor exercises
Certain muscle exercises may also help. In particular, you may benefit from male pelvic floor exercises.
To find your pelvic floor muscles, concentrate on stopping urination in midstream or using certain muscles to keep you from passing gas. Once you understand where the muscles are, you can practice exercises known as Kegel maneuvers. You can do them standing, sitting, or lying down.
To do Kegel maneuvers:
• Tighten your pelvic floor muscles for a count of three.
• Relax them for a count of three.
• Do this several times in a row throughout the day
Work your way up to three sets of 10 repetitions each day.
When doing Kegel exercises, be careful not to use your abdominal or buttock muscles instead of your pelvic floor muscles.
Training your muscles may also take weeks or months to make a difference, depending on whether this is at the root of your PE.
Decreased sensitivity
Decreasing the sensitivity of your penis during intercourse may also help.
Wearing a condom may decrease your sensitivity just enough to help you maintain your erection longer without ejaculating.
There are even condoms marketed for “climax control.” These condoms contain numbing medications such as benzocaine to help dull the nerve responses of your penis slightly.
Applying numbing agents directly to your penis about 15 minutes prior to intercourse may also be helpful, but discuss your options with your doctor first.
ED medications
If ED is a contributing factor, talk with your doctor about ED medications, such as tadalafil (Cialis) and sildenafil (Viagra). They may help you maintain an erection, which could lead to delayed ejaculation.
These and other ED medications can sometimes take an hour to begin working. Getting the right dose may take some trial and error too, so be willing to work with your prescribing healthcare professional.
Talk with your partner
If you experience PE, it’s important to talk about it with your partner, rather than ignore it or deny that it exists. Be calm and discuss your options.
Both of you should understand that:
• PE is usually a treatable condition.
• It’s very common.
• Exploring the causes and treatments for PE may help resolve other relationship issues or lead to treatment for anxiety, depression, or other mood disorders, as well as hormonal or other physical causes.
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
HOW TO SATISFY YOUR PARTNER AFTER YOU'VE CLIMAXED
After a session of energetic sex & lovemakingπ¦, you collapse to the bed, spent & dead (pathetic).
There's only one thing left to do, apart from getting a glass of water or going to the bathroom; it's time to CUDDLE.
Not just only cuddle
Rather;
• some kissing π
• some touching
• Some oral techniques on her clit π¦π
• dirty talks while she sleeps on your arms
When men climax, that’s usually a sign that his role in the sexual encounter is over.- this is always so painful to the ladies...
Naturally, that means it’s hyper-important not to finish too soon ...
but why, exactly, can’t men keep going after an orgasm like women? And what can you do if you want to keep pleasuring your partner afterwards, but don’t feel capable of engaging in any further penetration?
Luckily, there’s no reason the sexual moment has to end just because you had an orgasm.
So the reason why some men tends to relax after they have orgasm is because of:
The Post-Orgasmic State for Men
Many men have difficulty in having vigorous physical activity after an orgasm.
The male orgasm tends to put many men into a post-orgasm state of bliss and relaxation which does not lend itself to much more physical activity.
You grab?
There is a term for the period men experience between one orgasm and another: THE REFRACTORY PERIOD.
If you have a penis, you will not be able to ejaculate during this time. - “This duration is different for everyone and most of the time, this is out of your control. Duration of the refractory period can vary by age or according to various medical conditions.”
Once the refractory period is over, however, you’ll be able to orgasm again. That’s when your refractory period will begin anew. In order to shorten your refractory period, I suggest you work on your stamina.
Start from the post-orgasmic state and also read the refractory period and you will understand my point
Okay let me explain the following terms so we understand more.
• post-orgamsic state
• refractory period
• edging during masturbating
REFRACTORY PERIOD
In human sexuality, the refractory period is usually the recovery phase after orgasm during which it is physiologically impossible for a man to have additional orgasms.This phase begins immediately after ejaculation and lasts until the excitement phase of the human sexual response cycle begins anew with low level response.
EDGING
Edging (also called surfing, peaking, teasing, and more) is the practice of stopping yourself from reaching orgasm
While post-orgasmic state is that period after an Orgasm.
THE POST-ORGASMIC STATE FOR WOMEN
What does the post-orgasmic state look like for women? Well, it’s not completely different — they also experience a feeling of pleasurable relaxation — but it’s far from the same, in large part because they don’t have a refractory period the way men do.
It's actually pretty impressive.
“Women's brains are more responsive to arousal and stimuli after the first orgasm, and many of them barely need a break between one orgasm and continued stimulation.”
That’s not to say that women don’t need breaks at all. Besides the possibility of simply feeling physically or emotionally exhausted, they can also become quite sensitive after an orgasm, particularly a clitoral one.
The clit is made up of thousands of nerve endings, and is especially sensitive and engorged after an orgasm.
“Unless a woman has trained herself or is able to be multi-orgasmic, vigorously stimulating the clitoris again after an orgasm can be difficult.
It isn't impossible, but you'll just have to take a break and start stimulation from scratch again.
In that case, many women might “prefer a switch in the type of stimulation, to give specific nerves a break,”.
“But [some] women can even push through from one orgasm straight into the next with the same stimulation.” - pornstars does this a lot
So where does that leave you? Regardless of your partner’s gender, if you climax first, there’s a good chance your partner will want things to keep going, and you might feel totally incapable of continuing. If you’ve ever experienced that sensation, here are a few tips that’ll give both of you a happier ending.
HOW TO SATISFY YOUR PARTNER AFTER YOU’VE ORGASM
Engage in Some Sensual Kissing
Don't overcomplicate things
“Start by kissing them from top to bottom during your refractory period. This is a time to truly enjoy some serious foreplay.
As well, “Licking π all of the sensitive areas of their body — nipples, ears and neck to show your partner that you may have ‘finished’ but you aren't done and still want to enjoy their body. Your mouth is really going to come in handy during this time.
No fuck finish, then you carry boxer wear run out. Or you sleep like a baby.
Engage in Some Sensual Touching
Trace her curves, give small kisses, show her how good your post-orgasm glow feels by staying connected and in contact.
“This may be an especially good time for some external clitoral touch for her, as well.”
Try something this π
• Dick on her buttππ
• Hand on her tit, with two finger working on the nipple.
• Kissing on the neck. π
• Other hand in her pussy, with your two fingers working on her clitoris.π¦
Use a Sex Toy
After you have had an orgasm, this is the perfect time to try out that new sex toy that just arrived.
“It takes the pressure off of you to reach and maintain another erection, and she will enjoy it as you bring her to another climax.
Need some suggestions? “If you're soft and need a labor-saving device, a toy such as an Njoy Pure Wand or a Hitachi [Magic Wand] can be great to keep pleasure going for her if you need to have a small breather”.
Perform Oral Sex on Your Partner
Go down on your partner during this time.
“Who doesn't want to enjoy oral? Take your time and go slow. Who knows? You may end up getting stimulated all over again and ready for another session!”
And if you’re feeling particularly exhausted, you can get your partner to sit on your face, allowing you to lie on your back essentially without moving any body part except your tongue.
Staying in the Mood Until You’re Ready for Round 2
If you don’t feel physically capable of engaging in kissing, stroking, sex toy use or oral sex, you can also just try to stay in the mood until you’re ready for more sex.
Stay focused and keep your mindset on having another orgasm. “Think of everything that turns you on about your partner and just focus on that.
You can think of their body, the hot sex you've just had, something sexy they do that you like — whatever it is, just be sure to convince your mind that you aren't done. Your body will follow as soon as your refractory period is over.”
If mental control isn’t your thing or something you struggle with,
then try wearing erotic materials to get back into the mood.
High quality adult films can actually be interesting as far as plot and narrative, so this is a good way of staying in the mood until you are ready for more action.
If the movie has a really bad plot and acting (as in so many porn films), it’s a fun opportunity to have a good laugh together.
Or, as Play notes, you can actually ask for a break. That might go against your instinct; men are typically expected to be gifted sexual performers, but the reality is that sometimes your body just needs a breather.
Don't be afraid to ask for a little break, but stay attentive to her!.
“If your partner feels like you're just doing it out of obligation, though, then it won't be sexy at all.
Don't fake it! Take the break you need and stay affectionate in the meantime (whatever that looks like for the two of you).
A lot of women's arousal comes from being wanted and desired, which isn't just shown by having an erection.
Show her your desire with touch, words, gazing and more.
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