I always get performance anxiety before penetrating my girl and that often leads to me going limp. Can you suggest ways to ease that.

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Hello- it?s normal for virgins to be fearful or stressed about having sex. Men and women often fear sex will be painful. Some men worry that they?ll be too small for their partners? satisfaction; some women fear they will be ill perceived while naked. When it comes to sex, both men and women share equal fears. Fear or worry too much and sex can become a cumbersome, awkward journey filled with flaccid penises and high frustration levels. Some men become too stressed about sex. They worry about the length, width and shape of their penises. They fear their endurance will be below average. They brood over their technique, often studying porno films for added moves. Some men become so stressed and anxious that when it comes time to have sex, they?re too afraid to engage in it. You can do anything you put your mind too or fail by not putting your mind to it. Anxiety and stress can block the mind from concentrating. Stress can worry men about personal issues, while anxiety can overexcite the nerves in the body. When combined, men can worry that they?ll be inadequate at sex. Compounded by other feelings such as guilt, depression or even boredom, these anxious reactions can result in psychological impotence, the inability to achieve or maintain an erection due to psychological or physiological causes. The majority of men experience impotence caused by stress or anxiety at least once in their lives. When men react to an isolated episode by becoming extremely self-conscious, then the issues becomes a problem. Occasional episodes of impotence are normal. Depression, problems with relationships, general fatigue and even certain medications may all contribute to symptoms of psychological impotence. Learning to relax, practicing meditation techniques and taking herbal supplements to find peace.

Rahul Gupta · Accepted Answer

Hello- it?s normal for virgins to be fearful or stressed about having sex. Men and women often fear sex will be painful. Some men worry that they?ll be too small for their partners? satisfaction; some women fear they will be ill perceived while naked. When it comes to sex, both men and women share equal fears. Fear or worry too much and sex can become a cumbersome, awkward journey filled with flaccid penises and high frustration levels. Some men become too stressed about sex. They worry about the length, width and shape of their penises. They fear their endurance will be below average. They brood over their technique, often studying porno films for added moves. Some men become so stressed and anxious that when it comes time to have sex, they?re too afraid to engage in it. You can do anything you put your mind too or fail by not putting your mind to it. Anxiety and stress can block the mind from concentrating. Stress can worry men about personal issues, while anxiety can overexcite the nerves in the body. When combined, men can worry that they?ll be inadequate at sex. Compounded by other feelings such as guilt, depression or even boredom, these anxious reactions can result in psychological impotence, the inability to achieve or maintain an erection due to psychological or physiological causes. The majority of men experience impotence caused by stress or anxiety at least once in their lives. When men react to an isolated episode by becoming extremely self-conscious, then the issues becomes a problem. Occasional episodes of impotence are normal. Depression, problems with relationships, general fatigue and even certain medications may all contribute to symptoms of psychological impotence. Learning to relax, practicing meditation techniques and taking herbal supplements to find peace.

Jayvirsinh Chauhan · Answer

There are homeopathic medicines like
gelsemium
silicea
argentum nitricum etc.
They can help.
Need more details to select the right one.