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Porn Induced Erectile Dysfunction: Why It Happens and What You Can Do
What Is Porn Induced Erectile Dysfunction (PIED)? Porn induced erectile dysfunction (PIED) is a condition where a person finds it difficult to get or maintain an erection during real sexual encounters, even though they have no trouble when masturbating to pornography. In simple terms, the brain becomes so accustomed to porn-based stimulation — which is visually intense, varied, and instantly gratifying — that natural sexual intimacy starts to feel less stimulating. Unlike med
Rishabh Bhola
Oct 29


Why Do I Go Soft While Wearing a Condom? Causes and How to Stay Hard
Losing Erection While Wearing a Condom — What’s Really Going On If you lose your erection while putting on a condom, you’re not alone. Many men experience this, even in otherwise healthy relationships. It often feels confusing — you’re aroused one moment, then suddenly go soft just as protection comes into play. The problem usually isn’t physical. Instead, it’s about how your brain, body, and emotions interact during arousal. When anxiety or mental distraction kicks in, your
Rishabh Bhola
Oct 28


Should You Blame Yourself If Your Partner Avoids Sex?
If your partner avoids sex, don’t rush to blame yourself. In most cases, it’s not about attraction or love fading but unspoken emotions, stress, performance fears, or relationship tension that quietly reshape desire. Understanding the real cause is the first step toward rebuilding closeness. Why Sexual Avoidance Happens in Relationships Sexual avoidance doesn’t start overnight. It’s often a slow drift that happens when emotional connection, safety, or trust gets disrupted.Com
Rishabh Bhola
Oct 23


Death Grip in Masturbation: What It Is, Why It Happens, and How to Recover Naturally
What is death grip in masturbation? Death grip is when someone masturbates with excessive tightness or speed, training their body to respond only to that intense stimulation. Over time, this can cause reduced penile sensitivity, delayed orgasm, or difficulty climaxing with a partner. Recovery involves retraining the brain and body through gentler touch, slower stimulation, and mindful arousal practices, or psychosexual therapy if it persists. Understanding Death Grip: The Hid
Rishabh Bhola
Oct 14
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