Yes. I've occasionally had this issue myself to some extent.
If there's a condom involved, getting off can be difficult for me. However, even without one, I've occasionally had trouble. For context, if I'm regularly ****ing someone, I don't really jerk off. If I'm not regularly ****ing someone, I do more often.
In any case, I've found that different things help with different people. Sometimes, a different position is key. Try ****ing her "doggie style", for example. Or, let her get on top. The point is, change it around.
Sometimes, I've found that turning the lights on helps - for some reason, sometimes making eye contact during sex really turns me on. Sometimes, it's a matter of both of us talking dirty to each other.
The point is, though, there's no definitive answer, and your problem isn't that uncommon. I think you'll find that the answer will vary from woman to woman, although I would strongly encourage you to try changing positions a couple of times and see if that helps. In my experience, it makes a difference.
If there's a condom involved, getting off can be difficult for me. However, even without one, I've occasionally had trouble. For context, if I'm regularly ****ing someone, I don't really jerk off. If I'm not regularly ****ing someone, I do more often.
In any case, I've found that different things help with different people. Sometimes, a different position is key. Try ****ing her "doggie style", for example. Or, let her get on top. The point is, change it around.
Sometimes, I've found that turning the lights on helps - for some reason, sometimes making eye contact during sex really turns me on. Sometimes, it's a matter of both of us talking dirty to each other.
The point is, though, there's no definitive answer, and your problem isn't that uncommon. I think you'll find that the answer will vary from woman to woman, although I would strongly encourage you to try changing positions a couple of times and see if that helps. In my experience, it makes a difference.
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