whole lives we have been developing
the two in tandem without giving it a
second thought. When we first start
to masturbate, we are discovering
our external sexuality. As we get just
a little older, the emotional/rational
parts of our brain develop and our
internal sexuality begins to emerge.
Throughout our lives both parts of
our sexuality continue to develop and
shape what we can call our overall
sexuality.
When we masturbate we are
unconsciously relying on our overall sexuality to bring us to climax.
When we have sex we are
unconsciously making the decision
to remove
autonomous
control over
our internal
sexuality
and giving
part of the
control
to someone
else. This
means,
for humans,
the ability
to
ejaculate
during coitus is also
governed
by the degree
in which two
people are emotionally able to bond.
E.i.: Presumably, the closer
you two are the greater each of
your “potentials” for a pleasant and/
or faster climax will increase.
Q.
I have
heard that
if you have an
uncut penis
you get more
of a better
climax, is that
true?
A
The easy simple answer to
your question is yes; people
who have foreskin have described
to experience what seems to
be more sensation during
sex and climax than
someone who
does not have
foreskin. The
foreskin
that is
removed
during
a circumci-
sion contains
many thousand
more nerve endings that would have
been used partially,
among other things, for
sexual stimulation.