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Welcome to Episode 6: Guide to Controlling Premature Ejaculation. This is the “put it all together” episode: a clear framework you can follow to move from unpredictable reflex to repeatable control.
In this episode, we cover:
* Step 1: Map your arousal curve — spotting early signals before the point of no return
* Step 2: Regulate the nervous system — breath, tempo, and downshifting out of “rush mode”
* Step 3: Master pacing tools — stop–start, stimulation changes, strategic pauses, position shifts
* Step 4: Pelvic floor awareness — relaxing vs. clenching, and why tension often speeds you up
* Step 5: Sensitivity management — lube, condoms, delay options, and how to avoid over-numbing
* Step 6: Partner communication — making this collaborative instead of a secret struggle
* Step 7: When to add support — therapy/CBT approaches, clinician-guided medical options, and signs it’s time to talk to a professional
* Step 8: Make it consistent — training frequency, tracking what works, and realistic expectations
By By Oxy ShopWelcome to Episode 6: Guide to Controlling Premature Ejaculation. This is the “put it all together” episode: a clear framework you can follow to move from unpredictable reflex to repeatable control.
In this episode, we cover:
* Step 1: Map your arousal curve — spotting early signals before the point of no return
* Step 2: Regulate the nervous system — breath, tempo, and downshifting out of “rush mode”
* Step 3: Master pacing tools — stop–start, stimulation changes, strategic pauses, position shifts
* Step 4: Pelvic floor awareness — relaxing vs. clenching, and why tension often speeds you up
* Step 5: Sensitivity management — lube, condoms, delay options, and how to avoid over-numbing
* Step 6: Partner communication — making this collaborative instead of a secret struggle
* Step 7: When to add support — therapy/CBT approaches, clinician-guided medical options, and signs it’s time to talk to a professional
* Step 8: Make it consistent — training frequency, tracking what works, and realistic expectations