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The relationship between masturbation techniques and their impact on partnered sex, including the potential for reduced performance due to certain habits.
The emerges from an interaction of and : hormones, genetic and neurodevelopmental systems provide variability in dominance motivation, while socialization, norms, institutions and ecological context p...
Masturbation and partnered sex produce short-lived hormonal shifts—testosterone often spikes around arousal or ejaculation and typically returns to baseline within minutes to hours—while they do not a...
Men with sexual performance anxiety often struggle not because of anatomy but because solo-sex habits, stress responses, and expectations don’t translate smoothly into partnered encounters; techniques...
Women’s preferences about when a male partner ejaculates during sex are shaped by a mix of physiological timing, the mechanics of stimulation, relationship and communication factors, and broader socio...