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How can I avoid premature ejaculation while giving oral sex?

Ian Kerner, PhD
Ian Kerner, PhD on behalf of Good In Bed
Sexual Health
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Take heed: going down on a woman can be incredibly intense and many men with premature ejaculation find themselves quickly aroused and overwhelmed. If you feel this happening, one thing you can do is get up on your knees while you continue to orally stimulate her. Or: have her lie towards the foot of the bed, legs dangling off and vulva aligned with the edge of the bed. Place a pillow on the floor and kneel down in front of her (she can also hang her legs over your shoulders). In this position, you are able to effectively provide a full range of oral techniques, while simultaneously avoiding the type of physical contact and friction against your own body that might lead you to ejaculate.

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