Any Tricks to Delay the ‘Point of No Return’?

[Sexaddict]

We all know how it is, standing/laying there, pumping away when suddenly (and way too quick) you feel like you're seconds away from reaching point of...

We all know how it is, standing/laying there, pumping away when suddenly (and way too quick) you feel like you're seconds away from reaching point of return.

I would indeed appreciate some tips on how to avoid it/prolong the session, even if just by 2-3 minutes.

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[Hentai_Hibiki]

I don’t even try to hold back on the first nut, just means more recovery time for the second or DATY time.

The only thing that moderately helps for me is when the girl is stationary and I control the thrusting. If she’s cowgirl or pushing back, at best change position and hope it will calm down.

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[lvg99]

No point in trying to fight it unless you're with a girl that only allows one pop.

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[6lover9]

If I am in control I'll pull out until it calms down and probably use my finger for a bit. If she is in control I might ask her to hop off. Usually works

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[Sexaddict]

I don’t even try to hold back on the first nut, just means more recovery time for the second or DATY time.

True, although I HATE cuming in less than a minute, maybe 2 for round one

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[derpman]

I've tried the ole press on your perineum trick to mixed results. Not an option while you're on your back though

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[cherrycokes]

Should People Assigned Male at Birth Do Kegels?

Kegel exercises can benefit everyone by helping strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Learn more about Kegels and how they can benefit you.

my.clevelandclinic.org

Kegel exercises for men: Understand the benefits

Men can benefit from these exercises. Follow these tips to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles.

www.mayoclinic.org

https://med.stanford.edu/obgyn/divisions/gyn/fsm/kegel_exercises.html

It helps with control, and makes your erections a bit harder. Don't overexercise them though, they'll get tight, and that's not good either.

The last link is geared toward women, but I included it because Stanford has widely recognized credibility (though Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic are similarly reputable). And yes, it may improve your O’s as well.

Ask your PCP or urologist about it.

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