There is some scientific evidence supporting this idea, but it's not a univers… · @AmaterasuX20 · TwKit

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There is some scientific evidence supporting this idea, but it's not a universal rule. Here's a brief explanation: Several studies, including research published in journals such as The Journal of Sexual Medicine, suggest that masturbating before intercourse or practicing ejaculation-control techniques may help men improve their control over ejaculation and last longer during sex. Techniques such as the start-stop method and the squeeze technique are commonly used in the management of premature ejaculation. For example, a 2016 study reportedly found that regularly practicing these techniques could increase average intercourse duration from less than one minute to approximately 3–5 minutes. However, results vary from person to person depending on physiological and psychological factors, including anxiety, as well as how frequently the techniques are practiced. These methods may not work for everyone, and excessive masturbation could potentially be counterproductive for some individuals. For personalized advice, it's best to consult a healthcare professional or sexual health specialist.

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