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My partner unable to ejaculate.

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PostPosted: 07/04/08 - 16:16    Post subject: My partner unable to ejaculate. Vote now! Reply with quote
My boyfriend and I have recently started having sex. He was a virgin but I am not. We were having sex and he says it feels good but he was unable to ejaculate. This was a little strange to me as I've never been with a partner who was unable to ejaculate before. After doing some research I've found its not all that uncommon especially on a guys first time but I know he can ejaculate while masterbating so I know he's capable. I've read that alot of times its nerves or trying to find the right rhythm and so forth so I havnt given up hope. But I want him to experience the same pleasure I do. It kinda hit him hard in his self esteem as he was more concerned about premature ejaculation and never in his wildest dreams thought the opposite would be the case. Can anyone give me some suggestions on what I might be able to do to help him feel more comfortable or make it more pleasurable for him?
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