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It adds to the theory that PE is psychological
April 8, 2009 by Anonymous, 32 weeks 6 days ago
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I believe for most men (myself included) the problem of PE is more of a psychological one rather than a physical one.
If we can work a way forward to treat this probelm in a more sympathetic way and for GP's to be more aware I am sure the problem can be solved for most.
My fist suggestion would be not to worry about the length of time it take but concentrate on your partner and your relationship, the rest will follow
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