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"I think anxiety about any aspect of sexual performance and how our partner views us is incredibly common, whether it be the scenario you depict or some other. Find partners who can celebrate sex, its idiosyncrasies, and who you can have a good time with, and above all always be considerate and sensitive in how you discuss what you’d enjoy and you can’t go far wrong." | |||
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"I recently read on someones profile about her not wanting blokes with a numb cock who can’t cum. It sounds great but most women soon get bored, frustrated when you can’t cum. I’ve suffered (if that’s the right word lol) all my life with this to the point I used to suffer serious anxiety/embarrassment from it. Although in my old age now I know how to deal with it and make the most from it. I just wondered how common this is?" You're not alone my friend | |||
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