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When me and my boyfriend whos 22 yrs old have intercourse, at time of ejecualtion, there is very little semen coming out. We’v been going out for 2 months already. There was only this time one time that I masturbated him and tons of semen came out. otherwise while we are doing it, theres only this tiny bit coming out. Can this be pre-*** and hes just telling me that he reached climax ? that’s what I feel it is.Im older then him so I know whats normal and whats not.
When me and my boyfriend whos 22 yrs old have intercourse, at time of ejecualtion, there is very little semen coming out. We’v been going out for 2 months already. There was only this time one time that I masturbated him and tons of semen came out. otherwise while we are doing it, theres only this tiny bit coming out. Can this be pre-*** and hes just telling me that he reached climax ? that’s what I feel it is.Im older then him so I know whats normal and whats not.
HOLY ****!!!!!!! I cant answer a sing question tonight without someone repeating what Im saying... f this
Has he been eating healthy? Has he been drinking a lot of fluids with caffeine>? If so have him limit it. And have him do like 15 or so squats before intercourse. Also is it a possibility he also masturbates before you do have sex? If so that itself can be a key contributor. Let me know how it goes
There could be something medical going on, but there is a possibility that he's spilling semen somewhere else, like masturbation. I have been in situations where I have masturbated, then later having sex. I didn't have a lot of semen when complete. I've never been asked, but I'm sure my partner was wondering what was up, just like you.
Does he have a high sex drive? How often are the 2 of you active?
Does he have a high sex drive? How often are the 2 of you active?
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