When I was younger, and sex was new, I used to be a premature ejaculator. Alright, stop snickering right now, were all adults here dammit. Premature ejaculation is a real, and serious problem, trust me I know because I prematurely ejaculated like all the time. You could say I'm an expert at reaching the finish line early in bed. I even had quite the reputation. The ladies in my town all knew me as Quick Draw McSmall. It was awful, and I was really super insecure about it back then, but now I think I understand what the problem was and I want to share this information and help my fellow one pump jumpers out there in Internet land that suffer from premature ejaculation like I used to.
1. Lots of women actually suck at sex
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I'm here, I'm naked... What more do you want? |
Don't get me wrong, orgasms feel great. Amazingly spectacular actually. But, so does vagina and, I like a lot of vagina before I climax. Call me crazy but, to me, there is no such thing as too much vagina. So, as a young apprentice wiener slinger, I'd be really sad when I came after only like ten strokes. Relaxed, a little stoned, and completely fantastic, but sad at the same time for all those extra strokes that I had missed out on. Plus, the look of disappointment on my partners face didn't help things at all. I'm sorry is such an awkward thing for someone to say right after sex but, unfortunately it's something I said quite a lot in those days. I don't think saying sorry ever made up for letting her down though. Especially because it's hard to take an apology seriously from someone with an ear to ear smile, and a look of pure ecstasy on their face but, I really was sorry.
2. Young men aren't properly prepared for sex
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We're gonna say funny words but explain nothing |
This lack of real sexual education is not the school systems fault. The reason it's not is because sex has no place in a public school classroom. Sex is an intimate, spiritual, and beautiful experience. It cannot be taught from a book, or by showing disturbing clinical images of cut in half genitals, and definitely not by making a bunch of kids chuckle at words like penis and vagina. Sexual education has no place in our politically correct, anal school system. As uncomfortable as it may be sexual education needs to be explained by parents in an honest and compassionate way.