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04-28-2003, 09:48 PM
http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/waiwai/0304/0428blow.html
Growing numbers of Japanese men are being dealt a savage blow to their manhood because of their inability to ejaculate, according to bi-weekly Tokudane Saizensen (5/22).
These men have few difficulties becoming aroused and are able to rise to the occasion when called upon to perform.
But, once the docking procedure has been completed, no matter how hard they try, they're simply unable to come up with the goods.
Dr. Nakai, a counselor based in the Tokyo entertainment district of Ikebukuro, says he's seen the problem of ejaculation failure develop among large numbers of young men over the past few years.
One of his patients outlines the problem.
"I'm 22. I lost my virginity at 20. Even then it took me about 30 minutes of grinding before I could orgasm. I thought it was perhaps because I wasn't used to having sex," he tells Tokudane Saizensen.
"But since about half a year after the first time, I have never been able to perform until the very end if I am still connected. When I insert it, it's just a mass of warmth. I hardly feel a thing."
This problem pricking at men's hearts is largely blamed on the proliferation of adult movies within Japanese society.
It seems the more men indulge in self-flagellation while watching erotic movies are dulling not only their physical sensations, but their minds as well when it comes around to the real thing and they're unable to grab hold of the situation in the manner they normally would.
Because they're so used to being the lone gun, when it comes down to the climactic situation they can't shoot -- no matter how many times they pull on the trigger.
"Some may say it's a better problem to have than premature ejaculation," Nakai tells Tokudane Saizensen. "But those who are affected by the affliction suffer great discomfort and it often leads to problems with the women they're seeing."
Indeed, many women whose partners prove to be something of an anticlimax feel angry and distraught, filling with seeds of self-doubt instead their man's.
Older generations are apparently less affected because they're more likely to sate their erotic desires by flicking through printed pornography such as magazines or erotic novels.
Even if there are pictures, it still requires an active imagination for them to be used as a masturbation aid.
And still pictures remain as such in the memory, unlike the vivid recollection inspired by watching erotic movies.
Some, however, see a positive side effect to being unable to ejaculate.
"An inability to climax basically turns you into a human vibrator," one observer tells Tokudane Saizensen. "You wouldn't be able to keep the girls away if they knew about it."
Growing numbers of Japanese men are being dealt a savage blow to their manhood because of their inability to ejaculate, according to bi-weekly Tokudane Saizensen (5/22).
These men have few difficulties becoming aroused and are able to rise to the occasion when called upon to perform.
But, once the docking procedure has been completed, no matter how hard they try, they're simply unable to come up with the goods.
Dr. Nakai, a counselor based in the Tokyo entertainment district of Ikebukuro, says he's seen the problem of ejaculation failure develop among large numbers of young men over the past few years.
One of his patients outlines the problem.
"I'm 22. I lost my virginity at 20. Even then it took me about 30 minutes of grinding before I could orgasm. I thought it was perhaps because I wasn't used to having sex," he tells Tokudane Saizensen.
"But since about half a year after the first time, I have never been able to perform until the very end if I am still connected. When I insert it, it's just a mass of warmth. I hardly feel a thing."
This problem pricking at men's hearts is largely blamed on the proliferation of adult movies within Japanese society.
It seems the more men indulge in self-flagellation while watching erotic movies are dulling not only their physical sensations, but their minds as well when it comes around to the real thing and they're unable to grab hold of the situation in the manner they normally would.
Because they're so used to being the lone gun, when it comes down to the climactic situation they can't shoot -- no matter how many times they pull on the trigger.
"Some may say it's a better problem to have than premature ejaculation," Nakai tells Tokudane Saizensen. "But those who are affected by the affliction suffer great discomfort and it often leads to problems with the women they're seeing."
Indeed, many women whose partners prove to be something of an anticlimax feel angry and distraught, filling with seeds of self-doubt instead their man's.
Older generations are apparently less affected because they're more likely to sate their erotic desires by flicking through printed pornography such as magazines or erotic novels.
Even if there are pictures, it still requires an active imagination for them to be used as a masturbation aid.
And still pictures remain as such in the memory, unlike the vivid recollection inspired by watching erotic movies.
Some, however, see a positive side effect to being unable to ejaculate.
"An inability to climax basically turns you into a human vibrator," one observer tells Tokudane Saizensen. "You wouldn't be able to keep the girls away if they knew about it."