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Although I don't have serious premature ejaculation issues, I sometimes enjoy offering a wild non-stop pounding for 15-20+ minutes, and have thus used numbing creams in the past to help me achieve that ; the results were simply amazing. I only used such creams with known partners/girlfriends.

I would like to know your opinion on this matter.


Would you perceive a man using such creams as being inferior or incompetent?

Do you consider it cheating or unnatural?

What would be your opinion of a man using it on a first sex date?



My main concern is that using such creams would be particularly useful with first dates, but using them with a new partner might also feel awkward.

Thoughts, ideas, advices? Thanks!
Honestly, I'd find a bit strange. It would be a bit of a mood killer to have to wait for him to apply cream before a semi-long session. But I guess you gotta do what you gotta do. I usually expect the first round to be sort of short. You have to get that first orgasm out of the way. Either that or try masturbating beforehand. Any topical creams and such should be used as a last resort unless you NEED them.

Now if a guy needed to numb his penis in order to fuck me for a while, I'd be a little put out. Only because I don't wanna fuck a numb penis. The thought is kind of creepy.

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Honestly, I'd find a bit strange. It would be a bit of a mood killer to have to wait for him to apply cream before a semi-long session. But I guess you gotta do what you gotta do. I usually expect the first round to be sort of short. You have to get that first orgasm out of the way. Either that or try masturbating beforehand. Any topical creams and such should be used as a last resort unless you NEED them.

Now if a guy needed to numb his penis in order to fuck me for a while, I'd be a little put out. Only because I don't wanna fuck a numb penis. The thought is kind of creepy.

Thanks for that reply. By the way, the cream has to be applied about 30 minutes before the sex, and it only has to be removed before penetration not to numb the female too. When I used it with known partners, it was perceived more as a kink to perform a different kind of sex, and it was generally well received.

But I agree with you, it can seem a bit creepy for a first date, especially if it's a more romantic one. That would be like offering a girl to penetrate me with a strap-on on our very first date.

Thanks again.
If you don't have PE issues, why would you do this? Do you mean you do it so you can last longer only for her benefit?

If I knew a man was using it because he had PE issues, I would not think he was inferior or incompetent.

If someone is using it even though he didn't have a problem with PE, I would think it was a weird thing to do.

If he needed it for PE problems, I would presume he might be a little shy about mentioning it if it was the first time we were having sex. It wouldn't bother me if he did tell me or use it for that reason. It would bother me if he used it for some other purpose and if he did, I would certainly expect him to tell me before we had sex, if he had used it.
Why the hell would I stick a digit on my tackle .. maybe to indicate the length? I dont think so thank you!. jeez.

edit - sorry I misread the thread name.
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If you don't have PE issues, why would you do this? Do you mean you do it so you can last longer only for her benefit?


Sex doesn't necessarily last longer with it, but it definitely enables a more intense session. Without it I must control my thrusts and sometimes pause for a few seconds ; I also switch to oral sex at times to give my penis a break. When I use a numbing cream, I really can go wild and thrust continuously and fiercely without a worry.

Seriously, people might find it creepy if they never used it before, but both my partners and I were completely amazed by the hard fucking I could provide with it. I achieved the best orgasms of my life with such creams too. It's almost as if I can go past my natural limits of arousal before I cum.

It's really not mandatory, but for casual sex where I'd like to impress it surely gives me an edge.
Ok, I see your point. If it was a partner I'd been with for a reasonable length of time, I can see how it might be something interesting to try, but not something I would like to use all the time. For casual sex where you would like to impress, what happens if that casual sex then becomes a regular partner? You would have to admit to her that you don't really have the staying power you have previously demonstrated. Wouldn't that be embarrassing?
I see the appeal, its no different than using throat spray to numb yourself for a blowjob session. But honestly - I don't get why you wouldn't want the challenge of learning how to control your orgasm a bit more with dedication and hard work.

You know - where the fun is at.
I've used the Kama Sutra pleasure balm thing before but it was ages ago. I pretty much consider it similar to edible oils, melted chocolate, candle wax and all those kinds of things. You can put it on the clit too for an interesting sensation - fun during sex or even with a cold glass dildo and solo masturbation when there's no more ginger handy in the kitchen. I've also wondered if it might work well with girls that are nervous about trying anal. I haven't tested out the theory but it vaguely makes sense.

Anyway - I'm not sure I'd pull this out for the first night necessarily unless it was turning into some long sexcapade weekend. I'm not put off by it though so it wouldn't weird me out - they do make this stuff and sell it in the sex shops so people must be buying it. Then again I've also had sex with totally functional young guys that just wanted to trip on some viagra for an afternoon fuck-athon. They certainly didn't need it - but it was just something experimental to try and it does make for some intense sex.

As others have said though - If a guy comes fast for the first round, it's kind of expected too, so I wouldn't worry about it. Just as a fun thing though - sure, why not.




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I've used the Kama Sutra pleasure balm thing before but it was ages ago. I pretty much consider it similar to edible oils, melted chocolate, candle wax and all those kinds of things. You can put it on the clit too for an interesting sensation - fun during sex or even with a cold glass dildo and solo masturbation when there's no more ginger handy in the kitchen. I've also wondered if it might work well with girls that are nervous about trying anal. I haven't tested out the theory but it vaguely makes sense.

Anyway - I'm not sure I'd pull this out for the first night necessarily unless it was turning into some long sexcapade weekend. I'm not put off by it though so it wouldn't weird me out - they do make this stuff and sell it in the sex shops so people must be buying it. Then again I've also had sex with totally functional young guys that just wanted to trip on some viagra for an afternoon fuck-athon. They certainly didn't need it - but it was just something experimental to try and it does make for some intense sex.

As others have said though - If a guy comes fast for the first round, it's kind of expected too, so I wouldn't worry about it. Just as a fun thing though - sure, why not.


Thanks for those advices about sexcapades and fuckathons. *giggles*

Between, what I use is simply Polysporin bought at the drug store ; it also contains other ingredients that seem to help my penis look fresh and healthy (zinc, vit-E, etc). I checked the ingredients of the Kama Sutra balm and the active ingredients are practically the same (benzocaine, lidocaine, etc). The concentration is higher in Polysporin though. This is the same numbing agent they also use in OraJel.

Also, the thing about cumming rapidly first and going for a second round is that you really don't have the same level of energy/intensity afterwards. With a numbing cream I can maintain that 'I'm so fucking horny' feeling while pounding hard for quite some time. Truly amazing, really. But I guess I'll keep using it only with partners I'm already comfortable with.

If it was with a long term/known partner, I'd probably be fine with it (given that we would probably have discussed it before getting down to it). If it was a fling or first sexual encounter, I'd find it a little odd and probably be concerned about its effect on me.
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Would you perceive a man using such creams as being inferior or incompetent?

Do you consider it cheating or unnatural?

What would be your opinion of a man using it on a first sex date?



What's the difference if a man uses a cream like this .... or a woman requires lube due to dryness?

My opinion is that this is part of sex in many facets ..... I think it's great that a man who wants to perform longer for his sex partner would use something. Is it unnatural? No different than using lube. During the first date .... well, I guess that might be impressive, or maybe not. I think I'd prefer the first date to be a little more natural.
It is definitely NOT cheating or unnatural. Go for it dude!

I am not lying at all when I tell you that I cannot have an orgasm with a condom on. They kill sensitivity and they kind of hurt. I can go until I drop or droop or both, but that takes the fun out of it. When I have had to use a condom I have always had to either get her to finish me orally or by hand or take matters into my own hand. At that point you just want relief. I really do hate to use condoms for that reason. Thank goodness I am married and don't have to use those awful things. Though they have their purpose. Sex is better sans rubber!
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Ok, I see your point. If it was a partner I'd been with for a reasonable length of time, I can see how it might be something interesting to try, but not something I would like to use all the time. For casual sex where you would like to impress, what happens if that casual sex then becomes a regular partner? You would have to admit to her that you don't really have the staying power you have previously demonstrated. Wouldn't that be embarrassing?

Sorry for not responding before, a lot of people answered in a short time span and I really didn't notice your post earlier.

For the record, I'm really not the kind of guy who lurks in clubs and brings random girls at my place to have sex. I do have casual sex, but this is generally performed with girls I know at least a little and with whom I already share some level of complicity/reciprocity. I'm also cursed with a strong sense of trust and honesty, and I would actually find it quite hard to hide the fact that I applied a numbing cream to girls.

That's actually why I asked for advices here. In a way it wouldn't feel right for me to hide something like that, but it would also feel awkward to mention it beforehand, especially when it is the first time with a new lady and I'm already trying to figure out her fantasies/inhibitions. As I said before, adding this cream to the equation might be a little too much to handle for a very first encounter. I can impress with some other 'tricks' anyways.

So I guess that's that ; I'll keep that kink only with partners I'm more comfortable with.

Thanks to all others who responded too... Metilda, PersonalAssistant, Buz, etc.
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Hey Felix! I know you like to elaborate thoughtfully on such subjects. Would you care to express your opinion in a serious and exhaustive manner?

Please, share your point of view for the sake of sane sexual practices!
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I've also wondered if it might work well with girls that are nervous about trying anal. I haven't tested out the theory but it vaguely makes sense.



Bad idea. The only way to be certain that you have sufficient lubricant, and are not doing real damage is if all the pain nerve endings are left fully functioning. IF there is any pain, you either have insufficient lube or are not going in slowly enough to allow all the anal muscles to relax, or (the most likely scenario) both.

In any case, NEVER use any kind of numbing cream, gel, or lube for anal play.
"There's only three tempos: slow, medium and fast. When you get between in the cracks, ain't nuthin' happenin'." Ben Webster