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One of the main self-help options for dealing with premature ejaculation is to develop control of your body through natural techniques.
Using products like desensitizing sprays, condoms and pills can be an effective short-term fix. However, they don’t usually stop premature ejaculation in the long run, so you’ll need to keep using them.
There are several techniques you can practice alone or with a partner to help improve your stamina though. Some require a bit of dedication to the cause to see results; others just involve some adjustments to the way you have sex and can be put into action right away. In my experience, learning both is the best way forward.
How a book helps
A good premature ejaculation book will teach you how to do the techniques correctly and effectively. You’ll also find out how changing the way you have sex can make a big difference.
On a personal level, following one of these guides helped me to last much longer in just a few weeks, so I know from experience that they have the potential to help.
To be honest, there’s no guarantee the techniques will work for everyone – premature ejaculation can have many causes. However, I think it’s worth trying if the techniques have the potential to significantly improve, or even stop, the problem.
In this review, I’ll be covering both physical books and an ebook. While the physical books typically cost less and don’t involve scanning through somewhat salesy websites to buy them, if you don’t want a book about premature ejaculation lying around your house, an ebook might be a better option.
Coping With Premature Ejaculation: How to Overcome PE, Please Your Partner & Have Great Sex
Authors: Dr. Barry W. McCarthy and Dr. Michael E. Metz
Type: Paperback
Coping With Premature Ejaculation by Dr. Barry W. McCarthy and Dr. Michael E. Metz is a detailed and empathetic take on premature ejaculation. The authors are both experienced psychologists and sex therapists, and they get the balance just right between the emotional and physical aspects of premature ejaculation.
They have a systematic approach to PE, helping readers understand the root causes, with clear steps for dealing with the problem. What I particularly liked about the guide apart is the emphasis on the emotional impact of premature ejaculation, such as how it affects self-esteem and relationship dynamics.
I was also impressed by their focus on the partner’s perspective, as I know from experience that this is important to take into account. So by offering strategies for couples, McCarthy and Metz have a holistic approach to addressing premature ejaculation. They clearly emphasise that it isn’t just a problem for the man to fix alone, but a shared challenge that requires some teamwork.
While the book’s thoroughness is one of its strengths, some people might find it a bit too academic at times. This is on a different level to Ejaculation by Command, with no glossy marketing, quick start guide or emergency tactics to use right away. Nevertheless, the detail they do into make you feel like you’re really learning about the problem rather than just getting a list of tips.
In essence, Coping With Premature Ejaculation is an expert guide for men suffering from premature ejaculation. It not only offers practical strategies but also fully covers the emotional and relational aspects, with no stone unturned in their effort to help men cope better.
She Comes First: The Thinking Man’s Guide to Pleasuring a Woman
Author: Ian Kerner
Type: Paperback
She Comes First is an enlightening exploration of female sexuality and pleasure. It’s not technically a premature ejaculation book, but I’ve snuck it in because it’s a goldmine of techniques and theory about oral sex. And in my experience, getting good at oral sex has the potential to be the secret weapon of men with premature ejaculation.
The book is much more than a simple oral sex manual though, with an in-depth explanation of how and why the clitoris is so important in female arousal. Kerner’s writing is both clinical and easy to follow, with lots to offer for both beginners to oral sex and those who already have years of experience.
His ‘woman first’ approach is refreshing and should serve men with premature ejaculation well. He not only challenges outdated beliefs that prioritise male pleasure but also underscores the importance of a woman’s satisfaction.
This focus offers an essential perspective for men dealing with premature ejaculation, as oral sex is a relatively easy way to ensure mutual satisfaction. By promoting this form of intimacy, Kerner provides men with the tools to maintain confidence and connection with their partner, even when the ‘usual’ way isn’t going according to plan.
My main criticism is that while Kerner offers invaluable insights, the book’s heavy emphasis on oral might not be for everyone. A more comprehensive view on various intimate acts could have added a bit more depth.
In essence, She Comes First will give men a new and (hopefully) improved understanding of female pleasure. Merging scientific knowledge, practical advice, and the opportunity to learn what women really enjoy, I recommend this one for men who would like other ways to satisfy their partner than simply trying their utmost to last long enough during intercourse.
3 Step Stamina
Author: Aaron Wilcoxxx
Type: ebook
3 Step Stamina by Aaron Wilcoxxx (yes, triple x!) will give you a very interesting glimpse into the world of male sexual performance. Written by an adult film star, the guide promises insights from an industry where stamina is kind of essential.
Wilcoxxx breaks down his approach into three digestible steps, focusing on dietary habits, specialized exercises, and mindset techniques to optimize sexual performance.
The book is very straightforward, with plenty of practial tips. Its advice on food and exercise, grounded in enhancing blood flow and strengthening pelvic muscles, provides clear steps for readers to follow. The mental techniques are equally pragmatic, addressing performance anxiety and the psychological barriers that can hamper stamina.
However, while Wilcoxxx’s unique perspective from the adult industry gives the book its edge, I didn’t always find it so relatable. I think some men might find it hard to relate their personal experiences to those of someone who does it for a living.
My other criticisms, as with Ejaculation By Command, are about the website and the price. To download the guide, you need to either watch an extended sales pitch video, or look for the Get Started link, which thankfully exists. Secondly, it costs just under $50 for the guide and extras, which is again quite pricey.
On balance, 3 Step Stamina is a practical guide for men who want to enhance their sexual stamina. Through dietary, physical, and psychological strategies, Wilcoxxx provides actionable advice. While his professional lens offers unique insights, it’s important to keep in mind that there’s no guarantee his approach will work for you, as everyone’s journey in dealing with premature ejaculation is personal.
Lasting Longer: The Treatment Program For Premature Ejaculation
Author: Dr. Sy Silverberg
Type: Kindle, paperback
Lasting Longer is a thoughtful and medically informed approach to overcoming premature ejaculation. Drawing from his extensive experience as a sex therapist, Dr. Silverberg created a program not just to treat but also to understand the underlying causes of premature ejaculation.
The book is structured methodically, guiding readers from understanding the root causes of premature ejaculation to actionable steps for management and treatment. Dr. Silverberg’s emphasis on the psychological factors, in tandem with the physical aspects, provides a holistic view that’s sometimes missing in similar guides.
One of the book’s strengths is its clinical grounding. Dr. Silverberg’s approach is rooted in medical and psychological expertise, making the guidance both trustworthy and practical. He understands the intricacies of the human mind and body, and this shines through in his treatment suggestions.
The chapter that I probably found most useful was about sexual performance anxiety. You can see his experience as a therapist there, with helpful advice about your mental and emotional state during sex. He also discusses the importance of adjusting your approach to sex, which I think could be helpful for couples whose sexual encounters end when the man finishes.
My main criticism is that for a book that’s supposed to be grounded in science and expertise, it’s printed in the most basic way possible. If you order the paperback version, it’s printed on A4 paper rather than being a modern paperback.
Secondly, while I appreciated the in-depth explanation of the main technique, I think the book is missing more practical tips in the same way that the previous books offer. Still, if you want to know everything there is to know about the start and stop technique, this is the one for you.
On balance, despite the lack of attention that went into the printing and the narrow emphasis on one main technique, Lasting Longer is a useful guide for men with premature ejaculation.
Dr. Sy Silverberg’s blend of medical insight and empathetic understanding offers readers both hope and a tangible path forward.
Other mentions
Ejaculation By Command by Lloyd Lester
This was the first ebook I got when I started dealing with my problem with premature ejaculation. It was very useful, if a bit pricey. However, the author recently appears to have turned the website and book into a guide for erectile dysfunction instead, so all the original content is gone now.
The Ejaculation Trainer by Matt Gordon
The Ejaculation Trainer was the other premature ejaculation ebook I read early on. It was a good book, but hasn’t been available to buy for over two years.
The Ejaculation Guru by Jack Grave
The Ejaculation Guru is available to buy online, but my antivirus software now flags the website as a fraudulent page. So if you’ve heard of this one, I would personally advise avoiding it.
Note: Everything I read in all three of the above guides can be found online now. A lot of the content and techniques is covered on my blog here too. And if you ask any of the good AI language models, they can provide you with a rundown of all the techniques and main points they contain.
