Why Controlling Premature Ejaculation is Wrong. Do THIS instead.

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I often help people on men’s health forums using different and creative nicknames. One of the most popular questions people ask is how to control premature ejaculation.

As someone used to say, the quality of the answer you get depends on the quality of the question you ask.

The question “how do you control premature ejaculation” starts from a disempowering assumption.

It assumes that you’ll always have premature ejaculation and you need to “keep it under control”. It assumes that you need to “keep a constant eye on your premature ejaculation” in case it gets out of control.

And when you start with this mindset it becomes easy for you to buy into the idea of creams and funny sprays. Because that’s what these ridiculous premature ejaculation cures do. They leave you with premature ejaculation, but only temporarily “control” it.

See what I did there?

Don’t Try to Control Premature Ejaculation

If you’ve been reading a few articles on this blog, you know that I’ve tried all of the above mentioned “cures” only to find myself after two years with less money than before, worse sexual health, low self-esteem, and with a bedroom that looked like a male enhancement pharmacy.

Instead of asking how to control premature ejaculation, ask how to control ejaculation. That’s a better question and here is a better answer.

You simply want to enjoy the climax and orgasm when you want to (usually after your girl has had a few orgasms herself and is ready to receive your load).

As I explain in detail in my training system and as my students already know, ejaculation doesn’t just happen randomly like rain on a sunny day.

No, ejaculation is triggered by the spinal cord when you reach your ejaculatory threshold, in other words when your body reaches the maximum level of arousal it can handle.

Get Ahead. Control “What Controls” Ejaculation

I’ve successfully taken total control of my ejaculatory response and taught tons of men around the world to last longer.

Sometimes I wish there was a way for me to show you this (maybe uploading pictures of satisfied girls that say: “Oh yes, Deon! Oh, that man!”) but this is a bit tricky to do when you care about privacy as much as I do.

To control (premature) ejaculation there are two main things you need to work on: mind and body.

From a mental point of view, you need to learn how to direct your mind where you want it to be.

Today I was reading a very interesting article that said:

The only thing in your life you have total, absolute control over is your mind.

In the beginning, I thought: “Hey this guy is wrong, I have also control over my body” but then I realized that the author was right.

While we do have control over our bodies, we have much more control over our minds, or at least we have the potential to. And when you control your mind, controlling your body becomes a cinch. Actually, at that point, everything in life becomes easy.

You have the potential to totally absolutely control your mind and make it do whatever you want, but unfortunately, most men with premature ejaculation haven’t developed that skill yet and are victims of their minds.

The Two Things That Bring Your Over “The Edge”

Do you remember before when I said that ejaculation is triggered when you reach your current arousal “limit” (or ejaculatory threshold)?

You can reach your ejaculatory threshold “thanks to”:

  1. Physical stimulation
  2. Mental stimulation

Mental stimulation often is the primary cause of premature ejaculation in most men.

The girl is not even there and they are already thinking about it too much, their mind is already fantasizing about how they are going to thrust her doggy style, how moist her pussy is gonna feel on their cock, and how it’s gonna be to suck her nipples and slap her ass.

Now while there’s nothing “bad” in fantasizing per se, it becomes a problem if you have a weak awareness of your arousal. If you can’t feel how your arousal is growing “behind your sight” you’ll then end up close to your ejaculatory threshold just before having sex.

This “homemade background porn” is what makes you cum in your pants as soon as she touches you.

To me it felt like I was just unlucky or sick, I couldn’t make up my mind why I would come so quickly… I mean, I haven’t even penetrated her… How’s that possible?

Well, this is possible because even though no physical stimulation has started yet, your mind has been having sex all afternoon. And mental stimulation is just as powerful (maybe even more) than physical stimulation.

To control (premature) ejaculation your first step is to learn how to control or direct your mind.

Control Your Mind, Control Your Dick

First. When I say “control your mind” I do not, absolutely not, mean “distract yourself”.

As thousands of men who have followed my training system and taken control of their sex life have learned “distracting yourself” by thinking about your electricity bill during sex can lead to erection problems. It creates an arousal dysfunction that is not healthy.

You can read more about it in this article about the three worst solutions for premature ejaculation.

Second. I’m not saying you can’t fantasize about girls you want to fuck anymore, about her boobs or ass. That’s normal, people like fantasizing. BUT to be able to “afford” this luxury you first need to develop control over your body and keep the reins of your arousal without letting it slip behind your awareness while you fantasize.

In the training system I personally developed (based on real-life experimentation and testing) I help you to go through this process one step at a time. People who easily master the mental part of the equation, quickly move to the physical half and gain control in no time.

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In the past 11 years, Deon has helped tens of millions of people around the world through his sex toy reviews and guides. Since 2012, he and his team have spent over 60,000 hours testing more than 1000 sex toys. His work & advice has appeared on websites like: Insider, Healthline, MensHealth, Wikipedia, Yahoo, Cosmopolitan, Romper, WomensHealth and more. Learn more.