Is premature ejaculation related to male masturbation?

Not long ago, I met a male consultant. He recently married a beautiful woman, but he always felt that his sexual performance was poor and he ejaculated too early. He "reflected on himself" and thought that it was caused by masturbation two or three times a week in the past.

Theoretically, among unmarried people, masturbating two or three times a week is a normal frequency and should not lead to premature ejaculation. In addition, there are still differences in the medical community regarding premature ejaculation. I think that most cases of short ejaculation time are related to mental tension, anxiety, and not having sex for too long. Many people who have been single for too long often lose control when they resume their sexual life for the first time. In addition, as long as the sexual experience is not affected by the early or late ejaculation, there is no need to worry about it.

Some sex educators and clinicians point out that society's misunderstanding of masturbation is the main reason for some men who have masturbation experience premature ejaculation. Some of them are afraid that their family and friends will discover that they have a masturbation habit, so they often speed up the "sexual response process" and may fully release themselves in just four or five minutes. Over time, this will become a fixed pattern and manifest itself in the couple's future life.

It can be seen that masturbation is not the "culprit" that causes premature ejaculation. The fear of masturbation is the reason why some people cannot face their habits and have sex with their partners.