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Laughing with Me

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Imagine a life with the ideal job, the ideal house, but you could never have sex again! You could strive to get the recognition you desire in other areas of live, but you wouldn't be able to have sex. You could still masturbate of course, but you just couldn't have sex, or have the hope of having sex. Honestly I don't think I'd mind it that much as long as I knew that women still lusted after me.

For those of you who are familiar, two examples of fictional characters who don't seem to get laid but yet still have female attention are Gil Grissom from CSI, and Patrick Jane from The Mentalist. For those who remember, Grissom clearly had no woman in his life, but he got away with it somehow. He didn't seem like the sort of guy who'd be mocked for not getting laid or anything. In fact he was so consumed within his job that it was as if some women viewed it has a challenge to get his attention. With Patrick Jane, he goes for something like a decade before getting involved with a woman after the death of his wife, even though he could have almost any woman he wanted.

Of course in real life, if you seem like a pretty cool guy, but yet aren't known to have any woman, it's going to confuse people. You're going get nagging questions from people about your love life; and if you don't you'll sense what people are curious about. But of all the different ways there are to attract women, I think they still need to know that you're f**king other women in order to fully desire and respect you? I guess this is because, if they know you're single, then they know that you either "want it", or else that you must be asexual or something! So in other words, they'll view you as if there's something wrong with you if you're asexual or gay, and if you're not one of those two then you're just another guy who's pretending he doesn't want it.

The reason I'm saying all this is that I've been worrying about how I perform in bed, and therefore it's only natural for me to find a way to be okay with worst case scenario, i.e, a life without sex. I love women and I love masturbating, but I don't know if I can ejaculate while having sex. At the risk of being considered a troll, let me explain what I mean. I have never been able to masturbate with my hand. I was late getting my first wet dream, and it took me a while to figure out a way to fap that worked for me, that involved humping my blanket while lying on my side. I protect the blanket from the semen with a t-shirt, and I let my p*nis slide up and down between it and my leg! I thought this was okay as for years I just assumed that when it eventually came to sex with a girl, that I'd just be so horny that I'd manage to come whatever way. The other thing is that I prefer to ejaculate when my p*nis is kind of flaccid and not fully hard. When with the once I tried to dry hump her ass (no condom). I felt like I was getting to coming that way but it didn't happen!

The last time I brought a girl home, it wasn't very good. I couldn't stay hard, and it ended awkwardly. This is fine if it's a stranger who you've met in a bar. But what if I got the offer to have sex with someone I know? I couldn't risk it. It's for this reason that I've been considering going to an escort to practice! That would be fine because there would be nothing personal to it if it got awkward. In fact if I could get the right sort of girl, and communicate my problem clearly, and then have her help me as if she were a therapist, that would be ideal. A lot of people seem to suggest never to get a prostitute, but I can't see any other solution. The reality is that my approach anxiety has only gotten worse since I lost my virginity... for obvious reasons.

There are girls I know and like, and even though I fear having sex with them, I'd still like to ask them over to may place just for their company. I'll put it this way; I'd love to be able to have a girl over and just at the point in time when things are getting intimate, have an earthquake start! When having sex staying hard isn't too much of a problem, but I've been wondering if I should just pretend to orgasm if with a girl, and then masturbate later.

Thank you for reading. Any advice?
 
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@Laughing with Me,

I don't know if this is an actual condition that won't easily go away with practice. Maybe it's a more lasting thing, since you're unable to masturbate.

Cumming when flaccid is not unusual. I've had it happen a few times. Typically when I haven't had sex for a few weeks and am really excited about the girl. Then you just go through the refractory period and you're fine to have sex normally.

It is very common for beginners to have all sorts of difficulties with sex. Difficulties like:

  • Can't get/stay hard
  • Can't cum at all
  • Cum too fast

These are super common with beginners.

They typically go away with a little experience.

Most guys don't need much experience. Some guys need more.

Try not to worry too much about how this affects you with women, if you can. You'd be surprised how many women will tolerate weird sexual things with you if they otherwise like you.

Just focus on seducing women as usual, sleep with them, maybe the second or third time you have them over for sex explain you're not very experienced yet and you are having this issue, and you're not sure if it's just an experience thing or if maybe you work differently from most guys.

Get them involved in helping you explore it, and see if you can't discover a little more about your own sexual function.

Might just be normal beginner kinks you need to work out; might be some deeper thing, and you'll just have to figure out how to adapt around it so both you and your woman are getting pleased.

Chase
 

Laughing with Me

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@Laughing with Me,

I don't know if this is an actual condition that won't easily go away with practice. Maybe it's a more lasting thing, since you're unable to masturbate.

Cumming when flaccid is not unusual. I've had it happen a few times. Typically when I haven't had sex for a few weeks and am really excited about the girl. Then you just go through the refractory period and you're fine to have sex normally.

It is very common for beginners to have all sorts of difficulties with sex. Difficulties like:

  • Can't get/stay hard
  • Can't cum at all
  • Cum too fast

These are super common with beginners.

They typically go away with a little experience.

Most guys don't need much experience. Some guys need more.

Try not to worry too much about how this affects you with women, if you can. You'd be surprised how many women will tolerate weird sexual things with you if they otherwise like you.

Just focus on seducing women as usual, sleep with them, maybe the second or third time you have them over for sex explain you're not very experienced yet and you are having this issue, and you're not sure if it's just an experience thing or if maybe you work differently from most guys.

Get them involved in helping you explore it, and see if you can't discover a little more about your own sexual function.

Might just be normal beginner kinks you need to work out; might be some deeper thing, and you'll just have to figure out how to adapt around it so both you and your woman are getting pleased.

Chase
Appreciate the response
 
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