Can More Non-Sexual Touch with Your Partner Help You Last Longer?
When working on premature ejaculation, most guys focus on solo practice, edging, or physical control during sex. But here’s a factor that often gets overlooked — Does spending time on non-sexual touch with your partner help reduce PE? Let’s explore how things like cuddling, massages, or casual touch might ease performance pressure and help you better manage arousal when it really matters. Why Non-Sexual Intimacy Might Help with PE Reduces Performance Anxiety: If your only physical touch with your partner leads straight to sex, it can build pressure around every intimate moment. Normalizes Touch Without Immediate Arousal: Regular non-sexual physical closeness helps your body and mind get used to intimacy without triggering an automatic spike in arousal. Improves Comfort and Emotional Connection: Feeling safe, relaxed, and emotionally connected before sex lowers your baseline nervousness, making it easier to control climax. Teaches Your Body to Stay Calm Around St...