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The potential effects of porn consumption on ejaculation latency and sexual performance.
Research consistently finds that the time it takes women to reach orgasm—orgasmic latency—differs by context and by individual factors: orgasms during partnered sex generally take longer than during m...
Partnered sex typically yields longer orgasm latency in women than masturbation — roughly 14 minutes versus about 8 minutes in large self-report datasets — and much of that gap appears linked to the p...
Sex therapists teach the stop‑start (pause) and squeeze techniques as structured behavioral exercises embedded in a broader sex‑therapy protocol—usually beginning with psychoeducation and sensate‑focu...
Laboratory measurement of female orgasm latency uses a mix of stopwatch-timed behavioral methods, physiological sensors (vaginal blood flow/photoplethysmography), self-report scales and questionnaires...
Evidence in the medical literature portrays a nuanced relationship: testosterone (T) affects libido and can improve erectile function in men with clinically low T, but large studies fail to show a dir...