Death Grip
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Maximil
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Death Grip
I cant nut whenever I get a handjob, or a blowjob, but when I jack off myself I can nut, ive been reading that it might be death grip and it told me to stop masturbating for a week for the penis to regain its sensitivity, is that true? If not is there other ways to get me to be more sensitive
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Heather
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Re: Death Grip
"Death grip" is not a medical or scientific term, but a colloquial one, and however you grip your penis during masturbation, you can't change how sensitive it is. Masturbation, unless there is literally an injury, can't change how the nerve endings in and around your penis operate, no matter how you do it.
I don't know who "it" is that told you things, but if you're getting sex education or information from a bot of any kind, or from somewhere random on the internet -- not from sex educators who both aren't trying to sell you something and who know what they're talking about -- but you only need to change how you masturbate if you want to.
You say you are looking for ways to feel more sensitive. Are you saying you aren't feeling the level of sensation you'd like to feel?
I don't know who "it" is that told you things, but if you're getting sex education or information from a bot of any kind, or from somewhere random on the internet -- not from sex educators who both aren't trying to sell you something and who know what they're talking about -- but you only need to change how you masturbate if you want to.
You say you are looking for ways to feel more sensitive. Are you saying you aren't feeling the level of sensation you'd like to feel?
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Maximil
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Re: Death Grip
I dont feel the level in sensation id like to feel, but i dont get how i can cum when im doing it myself, but when my gf does it i dont cum.
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KierC
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Re: Death Grip
Hey Maximil,
You’re not alone in finding it more difficult to orgasm with a partner, and there’s a few reasons this can happen. Partnered sex can introduce more variables to a sexual interaction and, while it can be great, it can sometimes complicate your sexual response simply because there’s another person there. It can be easier to orgasm when you’re the one touching yourself and controlling how it feels. On top of that, sometimes when you’re in a sexual situation with another person, the nerves, anxiety, and even just the cognitive attention toward another person can make it harder to orgasm. I think of it in a similar way to when people say it’s harder to do something with someone watching you. Know what I mean?
Can you tell me a little more about what happens when you can’t orgasm with a partner? Are you experiencing pleasure just not orgasm, or is the whole experience a little less arousing? Too, do you feel relaxed and present during these interactions?
You’re not alone in finding it more difficult to orgasm with a partner, and there’s a few reasons this can happen. Partnered sex can introduce more variables to a sexual interaction and, while it can be great, it can sometimes complicate your sexual response simply because there’s another person there. It can be easier to orgasm when you’re the one touching yourself and controlling how it feels. On top of that, sometimes when you’re in a sexual situation with another person, the nerves, anxiety, and even just the cognitive attention toward another person can make it harder to orgasm. I think of it in a similar way to when people say it’s harder to do something with someone watching you. Know what I mean?
Can you tell me a little more about what happens when you can’t orgasm with a partner? Are you experiencing pleasure just not orgasm, or is the whole experience a little less arousing? Too, do you feel relaxed and present during these interactions?
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Heather
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Re: Death Grip
I do also want to add that you've had all the time -- years probably -- to practice what you're doing and learn your own body. Your girlfriend hasn't. It takes time to learn what a partner likes and how to do things the way it feels good to them, on top of the things Kier brought up. It also takes communication: have you talked with her about what feels good and doesn't, and maybe also showed her some of the ways you touch your penis to help her learn what you like?
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. - Margaret Mead
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