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My Experience
June 29, 2009 by Anonymous, 21 weeks 13 hours ago
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This may have momentarily made you feel "powerful" but think of how frustrating it is to be intimate with a man with PE.. when you are unable to even touch him without him having an orgasm. The very enjoyment of sexual activity is to be able to be close and feel each other as you reach that point of excitement. I found myself extremely attractive to a good friend yet never able to enjoy being intimate to a mutual satisfaction. I did enjoy bringing him to climax but we were never able to enjoy sex as it should be due to his PE. This ultimately distroyed our relationship. I feel it had a devastating effect to his self-esteem and his ability to relate to me on a healthy level. I believe it is very stressful on the man and his stress is then passed on to his partner. I wish there were more help for men that suffer with PE. Even if you love a man the dysfunction can create a devastating effect on both the man and woman involved