Every therapist who works in sexual health eventually sees a pattern: men who can get aroused, stay erect, and even enjoy intimacy — but when it comes to climax, their body simply won’t cross the finish line . It can be confusing, discouraging, and often deeply misunderstood. Many men blame their stamina, their masculinity, their physical strength, or even their relationship. But climax is not just a physiological reflex; it's a psychological process that depends on safety, s

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

Delayed ejaculation (DE) is one of the least discussed yet most distressing sexual difficulties men face. Unlike premature ejaculation or...

Ever found yourself frustrated because you can't cum during sex, but everything works just fine when you're alone? You're not alone and no, your body isn't broken. This common issue, often brushed under the carpet, can leave you confused and questioning your sexual health. The good news is, there’s almost always an explanation for why this happens — and it's often more psychological than physical. Learn the reasons behind this phenomenon with Psycho-sexologist Rishabh Bhola a