PreEjac Log - Day 3
Rest from PE.
Did stretches for APT (and general whole body stretches), meditated 2x30 mins, did some pelvic floor massaging & RKs.
PreEjac Log - Day 4
Stretches, mediation, the whole shebang.
1st 25 min session:
2nd 25 min session:
General thoughts:
Rest from PE.
Did stretches for APT (and general whole body stretches), meditated 2x30 mins, did some pelvic floor massaging & RKs.
PreEjac Log - Day 4
Stretches, mediation, the whole shebang.
1st 25 min session:
- Standing is harder than sitting.
- Jerking fast, whether with a death grip or not, gets me to PONR way too fast.
2nd 25 min session:
- Took some dextromethorphan to see if it'd have a delayed ejac effect on me. Felt sleep ~30 mins in, started edging ~1:10 minutes after taking it. At first I though it was working, and it DID take me longer to get to PONR, but not so noticeably longer that I was like "wow!"
After getting close to PONR the extreme head sensitivity was still there though & I got to PONR so many times that finally I had a failed DO. I went from a ~7/8 to a ~10 in the span of seconds and I pulled away and held a strong kegel, and after ~10 seconds I RK's to "pee" and let some of the sperm that I couldn't hold back dribble out.
I've used the above maneuver previously and I always thought you weren't supposed to be able to pee when you have a boner, but I've always been able to.
Either way, I wasn't planning on using the drug as a crutch, but I wanted to know how it felt to "perform normally," but that will have to wait.
General thoughts:
- My pelvic floor is EXTREMELY tight. I actually have like a little "knot" in the perineum area right at the bottom of the kegel area. Is that part of the pelvic floor? Should it be there? Is that an actual muscle knot in my pelvic floor? I've had it ever since I started PE & before that I never paid attention to it.
- I still can't really do a full proper RK, especially during sex. I can do a reverse RK easily. Same thing for a regular kegel, but an RK just feels like stretching out my belly with some very small changes in the pelvic floor area.


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