How do I last longer than 10 minutes?
Started by neonorca11 · · 👁 7 views · 50 replies
#42 ·
The absolute worst part is people who act like they’re just born clueless.
I mean—it's like someone pouring premium gas into a diesel engine and then acting shocked when the car won't start. That’s not being "lost," that's just being completely checked out.
I mean—it's like someone pouring premium gas into a diesel engine and then acting shocked when the car won't start. That’s not being "lost," that's just being completely checked out.
#43 ·
A tip of mine once shared his little secret: "When I'm having sex, I just picture myself splitting logs; then, right when I need to reach the finish line, I imagine I've finally hit a massive knot in the wood."😁
#44 ·
Effexor ( Venlafaxin is sometimes prescribed at a 37.5 mg daily dose to help manage premature ejaculation.
Alternatively—if one prefers to avoid medication—one might try focusing on something else entirely during intimacy. Or perhaps simply applying pressure to the base of the penis to delay the inevitable.
Alternatively—if one prefers to avoid medication—one might try focusing on something else entirely during intimacy. Or perhaps simply applying pressure to the base of the penis to delay the inevitable.
#45 ·
Bluegirl said:Chemical solution: just rub some local anesthetic on the head.😂
I guess Dolokain works as a local anesthetic you can pick up at any drugstore. Maybe try applying it thoroughly to your penis, especially the head, about 30 minutes before you have sex.
#46 ·
Lidocaine is an interesting local anesthetic because it doesn't just stop pain. It’s also an antiarrhythmic. When you inject it into tissue or near nerves, it functions strictly as a local anesthetic. However, if it enters the bloodstream via IV, it starts acting as both an anesthetic and an antiarrhythmic agent. This dual nature means you have to be incredibly careful during administration; using it as a local anesthetic can unexpectedly trigger cardiac side effects if it hits the system too hard.
It’s commonly used for nerve blocks during routine procedures, or as an antiarrhythmic during heart attacks or major cardiac surgeries.
It’s commonly used for nerve blocks during routine procedures, or as an antiarrhythmic during heart attacks or major cardiac surgeries.
#48 ·
slylynx said:honey, I finished, but I didn't, so don't blame me—you had just as much time as I did👍
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