Premature Ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual dysfunctions and affects 1 in 3 men of all ages.
Previously the mainstay of treatment was counselling however there are now other effective treatment options.
If you’re anything like me, and you’ve suffered from premature ejaculation (PE) for as long as you can remember, then the simple words “stop/start” and “squeeze” probably make you want to run up to the roof, raise your arms to the sky, and shout at the top of your lungs:
“I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore!”
That’s because for the past 30 years, doctors, therapists and other experts have recommended these “simple” techniques — squeeze and stop/start — as an effective means of curing PE. But for as long as I’ve been practicing as a sex therapist, which is over a decade now, guys have been telling me, in no uncertain terms, that these techniques don’t work, that these techniques are among many premature ejaculation myths.
I can relate. The whole reason I even became a sex therapist was because of my struggles to “overcome” PE. I learned the hard way what works and what doesn’t. One woman I was dating got so fed up with all of my stopping and starting that she shouted: “Jesus, what are we doing — parking a car or having sex?” And as far as squeezing goes, give me a break: Trying to stop the buildup of arousal and stave off the gusher of ejaculation with a gentle squeeze of the head of the penis is like trying to plug the BP oil spill with a few gobs of toilet paper — totally pointless.
I’m an “expert” and I say screw the experts! Most of them haven’t lived through the hell of PE, and if they have, then they know they’re lying when they recommend just a few simple steps to cure it and they should be ashamed of themselves. I’ve dedicated my life to better understanding PE and helping guys deal with it.
- Ian Kerner
Why not talk to one of our non judgmental doctors about PE today? Chances are we can help.