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Dear Sir,
I am a male of 28years old. I have been masturbating since age 18 but just discontinued the act recently.
My problem is that when having sex though my penis is strong and of normal size I don't feel any sensation/sensitivity during insertion into her vagina either with or without condom. Also I don't feel any sensual feeling when I'm romancing or trying to finger her vagina in order to make her in sexual mood.
Hence, I discovered that my girl friend usually enjoy the sex I give her but I don't enjoy and this always make me not to go for another round after ejaculation.
Please kindly advise me on what to do to get myself back to normal
Regards

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Hi Agbo, first have you been masturbating to porn, if so even though you getting a good erection, I think that you have porn enduced ED, so what you need to do now is take a sex break a sabbatical from all sexual contact for 8 weeks, try explaining that to you g/f, but its the only way to go, this will reboot your body
So for you its no masturbating, no sex or sexual contact, no oral sex, you need to be truthful with your g/f,as this is your only way forward for a new full sex life, look your g/f will not like it one bit, its up to you now.
Good Luck
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3749202 tn?1349092068
well try to stay away from all this and start looking only on videos ad porn site and feel what you are feeling. may be this can help you.
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