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Misc Drugs Which Delay Or Prevent Ejaculation

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Basically I've been looking into semen retention and it's benefits, and I can definitely say from personal experience that my life has significantly improved in a number of ways from avoiding ejaculation.

I enjoy sex, and back when I was on SSRI's I would happily have sex for up to an hour or so without finishing. I don't think the side effects of SSRI's is worth taking them again though.

I've recently read up on Tramadol; I plan on taking Tramadol + viagra in order to maintain the erection whilst preventing the ability to ejaculate.

How much Tramadol would you recommend to someone with no tolerance for the effects I'm looking for?

Also are there any better recommendations?
 
Tramadol is an SNRI you realize? While not the same, it does have overlapping side effects with SSRIs. The answer for me is heroin but dont really recommend going that route.
 
Really anything in the opiate/opioid family will make it hard to ejaculate if that’s what you’re looking for.

I wouldn’t recommend tramadol in any situation. The risks outweigh the benefits IMO.

What SSRI are you on? Some have more impact than others. For example I’m on lexapro now, and it has no negligible impact on my sex performance, while previous SSRI (I forget which one I was on) had an enormous impact.

I’m curious into the “benefits” you mention. For me personally, not being able to finish and blueballing the rest of the night not only is frustrating personally, but it also has an impact on my relationship with my wife, who may feel inadequate or that I don’t find her sexy, etc... which couldn’t be farther from the truth. Because of that I am very strategic in my opioid usage, and will avoid taking them if I think we may have sex that night.
 
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There's Priligy (Dapoxetine), which is a short-acting SSRI - unlike taking an SSRI on a daily basis for depression, you just take Priligy before sex, so there are no psychological effects.

As KittyCat already pointed out, Tramadol's ejaculation-delaying effects are partially rooted in its SNRI action, and taking an even more potent (and thus addictive) opioid for this purpose would be an even worse idea.

So my advice would be to just get a script for Dapoxetine.
 
I wouldn't use opiates to delay ejactulation. For me at least they very much reduce the pleasure of orgasm so unless you are just looking to please your lover then I'd skip opiates.
 
Eh, despite my doubts regarding the benefits of avoiding ejaculation (I think it's hooey. I'm guessing it's more of a psychological effect, that one has a fucked up mental tie between ejaculation and defeat/submission/termination of pleasure or whatever else and thus it's more obsessing about ejaculation that causes a problem as opposed to actual ejaculation. Blowing loads doesn't make you less of a man, and I'm pretty sure those who claim otherwise are just experiencing placebo) in my experience there are few narcotics that don't prolong the ability to hold off. As someone whose run the gamut from the strongest of opiates to the purest of meth I'm assuming there's some tie between the pleasurable effects of narcotics and prevention of ejaculation, which I'd probably hypothesize on further if I wasn't drunk and mentally lazy as hell right now.

On the other hand, some make you like sex more but prolong the whole thing, like the before mentioned meth, and some just kill everything in the area off, like opiates. I very good friend of mine used to get a boner every single time he'd do heroin (even if he wouldn't just say "I'm hard as a rock" I could see his ridiculous god damned boner straight through his shorts) but for most people, me included, yeah, it'll make it super tough to jizz but by the same token it'll also make you kinda just not that interested in sex and pretty unable to get it up. Amphetamines, in my experience, will make you a horny dog and help prolong the whole thing a little bit, but it tends to just inspire, uh...repeat episodes of ejaculation, if you will. Some stimulants, like cocaine, tend to kinda suck in multiple directions by making you horny but also draining all the blood from your junk.

So basically if your sole goal is preventing ejaculation opiates are probably going to be better, but if you just want to have great sex than something like meth or mcat is going to be better.

Or even better I'd not play around with incredibly addictive substances due to the unbelievably outdated belief that semen is heavily tied to male vigor and thus one should avoid ejaculation whenever possible. Beliefs like that tend to come and go, but you can trust me when I say shit like opiate addiction has a way of sticking around: take it from a drunk and slightly spun guy wearing nothing but boxers, socks, and a really tacky tie.
 
Yes, dapoxetine is the obvious example people mean for that. It’s the short acting SSRI used specifically around premature ejaculation, which is different from being on a regular daily antidepressant. That said, I wouldn’t treat it like a magic fix for every case. If the issue is ongoing, it still makes sense to look at stress, sensitivity, relationship stuff, and whether there’s also an erection problem mixed in. But as a product category, dapoxetine is the direct one - vialora.net/note-7djj78
 
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I used to fuck my ex all night when i was hgh as fuck on opiates. I can never cum on morphine really bbut its fun trying

Of course i dont suggest using opiates for this purpose
 
Jayess said:
Basically I've been looking into semen retention and it's benefits, and I can definitely say from personal experience that my life has significantly improved in a number of ways from avoiding ejaculation.
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would be interested to hear more, what benefits exactly?

as far as delay/prevention
1. cock rings
2. benzos - for more they don't stop it but do delay
3. mephedrone
4. GHB/GBL
5. MDMA - though if I'm really rolling I can't even get hard!
 
1. Tramadol - surprising, when you look at its double action as fitting into the categories occupying #2 and #3.
2. SSRI/SNRI
3. Opioids
4. Alcohol
5. Benzos
 
I would not use tramadol for that, especially not as a DIY sex tool and definitely not with a dose recommendation from strangers. It is not a clean little ejaculation delay hack. It has its own risks and can get messy fast. If the actual goal is delaying ejaculation, it makes more sense to look at a treatment that is meant for that job like dapoxetine - routia.net/view-a4hdsy instead of forcing it with an opioid. Practical point is to keep it simple, avoid stacking random stuff, and if you are comparing options, stick to clearly labeled products from a source that is upfront about ingredient and packaging details.
 
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Jayess said:
Basically I've been looking into semen retention and it's benefits, and I can definitely say from personal experience that my life has significantly improved in a number of ways from avoiding ejaculation.

I enjoy sex, and back when I was on SSRI's I would happily have sex for up to an hour or so without finishing. I don't think the side effects of SSRI's is worth taking them again though.

I've recently read up on Tramadol; I plan on taking Tramadol + viagra in order to maintain the erection whilst preventing the ability to ejaculate.

How much Tramadol would you recommend to someone with no tolerance for the effects I'm looking for?

Also are there any better recommendations?
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When I first met my ex-girlfriend (who later became my fiancee... ex-fiancee), the first time we had sex it was kind of impromptu at my place and I was blitzed on a ton of tramadol. I wrecked her for 3 straight hours non-stop. Little did she know, she was never going to get that treatement again.

So yeah, tramadol is great for that once you can get it up. You would probably need significantly less than I did, as I was using kratom and oxys at the time, and took 400mg. I would say if you are non-tolerant, 150mg. Be careful though, because it can make it hard to get it up. Also, this should be a one-off or every once-in-a-while thing. Tramadol dependence and withdrawal with its serotonin effects is NASTY. Even worse than kratom, in my experience, and that's particularly nasty with those specific symptoms as well.
 
1) Paroxetine 10mg -40 mg daily. Usual dose 20mg.

Paroxetine 10 mg Tablets - Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC) - (emc) | 9582

Paroxetine 10 mg Tablets - Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC) by Morningside Healthcare Ltd
www.medicines.org.uk www.medicines.org.uk

2) Sertraline 50-200mg a day, usual dose 50-100mg daily

Sertraline 100 mg Film-coated Tablets - Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC) - (emc) | 13524

Sertraline 100 mg Film-coated Tablets - Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC) by Flamingo Pharma (UK) Ltd
www.medicines.org.uk www.medicines.org.uk

There are no formal NICE guidelines on this subject except an evidence summary for Dapoxetine (1)and a BNF summary for PE which mentions the selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs):Citalopram, Escitalopram, Paroxetine, Fluoxetine and Sertraline. These are all off licence. (5) Clinicalguidelines can be found from the International Society of Sexual Medicine (6) and the EuropeanAssociation of Urology. (3) Dapoxetine is the only licensed medication for this indication but it isexpensive and can have significant orthostatic hypotensive side effects therefore is notrecommended as a 1st line therapy.In clinical trials, Paroxetine (7) has been shown to be superior to Sertraline (8) due to thelonger intravaginal latency time, with some evidence for Sertraline and Fluoxetine(8). Sertraline is suggested locally as a 2nd line treatment as it is cost effective, and afamiliar medicine prescribed in primary care.SSRIs are to be taken once daily. After 1 month of use, Paroxetine specifically can be also usedon a PRN basis,

 
Jayess said:
Basically I've been looking into semen retention and it's benefits, and I can definitely say from personal experience that my life has significantly improved in a number of ways from avoiding ejaculation.

I enjoy sex, and back when I was on SSRI's I would happily have sex for up to an hour or so without finishing. I don't think the side effects of SSRI's is worth taking them again though.

I've recently read up on Tramadol; I plan on taking Tramadol + viagra in order to maintain the erection whilst preventing the ability to ejaculate.

How much Tramadol would you recommend to someone with no tolerance for the effects I'm looking for?

Also are there any better recommendations?
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Jayess said:
Basically I've been looking into semen retention and it's benefits, and I can definitely say from personal experience that my life has significantly improved in a number of ways from avoiding ejaculation.

I enjoy sex, and back when I was on SSRI's I would happily have sex for up to an hour or so without finishing. I don't think the side effects of SSRI's is worth taking them again though.

I've recently read up on Tramadol; I plan on taking Tramadol + viagra in order to maintain the erection whilst preventing the ability to ejaculate.

How much Tramadol would you recommend to someone with no tolerance for the effects I'm looking for?

Also are there any better recommendations?
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What benefits are there from not ejaculateing ?
I've heard about boxers abstaining before a fight but only in films
 
Uber_Penguin said:
Eh, despite my doubts regarding the benefits of avoiding ejaculation (I think it's hooey. I'm guessing it's more of a psychological effect, that one has a fucked up mental tie between ejaculation and defeat/submission/termination of pleasure or whatever else and thus it's more obsessing about ejaculation that causes a problem as opposed to actual ejaculation. Blowing loads doesn't make you less of a man, and I'm pretty sure those who claim otherwise are just experiencing placebo) in my experience there are few narcotics that don't prolong the ability to hold off. As someone whose run the gamut from the strongest of opiates to the purest of meth I'm assuming there's some tie between the pleasurable effects of narcotics and prevention of ejaculation, which I'd probably hypothesize on further if I wasn't drunk and mentally lazy as hell right now.

On the other hand, some make you like sex more but prolong the whole thing, like the before mentioned meth, and some just kill everything in the area off, like opiates. I very good friend of mine used to get a boner every single time he'd do heroin (even if he wouldn't just say "I'm hard as a rock" I could see his ridiculous god damned boner straight through his shorts) but for most people, me included, yeah, it'll make it super tough to jizz but by the same token it'll also make you kinda just not that interested in sex and pretty unable to get it up. Amphetamines, in my experience, will make you a horny dog and help prolong the whole thing a little bit, but it tends to just inspire, uh...repeat episodes of ejaculation, if you will. Some stimulants, like cocaine, tend to kinda suck in multiple directions by making you horny but also draining all the blood from your junk.

So basically if your sole goal is preventing ejaculation opiates are probably going to be better, but if you just want to have great sex than something like meth or mcat is going to be better.

Or even better I'd not play around with incredibly addictive substances due to the unbelievably outdated belief that semen is heavily tied to male vigor and thus one should avoid ejaculation whenever possible. Beliefs like that tend to come and go, but you can trust me when I say shit like opiate addiction has a way of sticking around: take it from a drunk and slightly spun guy wearing nothing but boxers, socks, and a really tacky tie.
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Cocaine seems to have a short window for managing to ejaculate which unless you have some beside your bedside table ready to snort (not an option for most I suspect) it can be a stressful work out
 
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