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This is the large print version of this title. Delayed Ejaculation is a problem that affects many men, yet it is much less known than premature ejaculation. Men who experience this condition tend to suffer in silence, experiencing frustration, shame, and guilt, but not knowing why they have trouble reaching orgasm and ejaculating during intercourse. Their partners can feel frustrated and unhappy, and the quality of a couple's relationship may deteriorate when a man has difficulty ejaculating. For many men, the inability to reach climax during sexual intercourse, especially if the couple wish to have a baby, is an assault on his feeling of masculinity and manhood. In this groundbreaking new book, Rod Phillips explains why men in all groups - whether husbands, lovers, boyfriends - might find it challenging to ejaculate during lovemaking, and describes the possible causes that can contribute to this sexual dysfunction. He offers practical exercises which men and their partners can try at home, and realistically explains what is needed for success in overcoming this challenge. Any man who is experiencing delayed ejaculation can benefit from reading this book. First, you will discover what may be going on to slow down or stop your sexual response during delayed ejaculation, with information about how the condition develops. Second, there are many practical exercises which will allow you to become much more aroused during intimate sexual play with your partner, so that you can more easily reach the point of orgasm. Additional information on controlling anxiety and establishing closer intimacy and loving connection with your partner add to the power of the book. Realistic, practical, and down to earth, this guide is based on the best principles of sex therapy and offers hope to all men who wish to improve their lovemaking and get the sexual pleasure they deserve.

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