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5 Ways To Make Your Dick Harder or Increase Penis Sensitivity

Good sex will always be about the feels and penis sensitivity is vital for the man to enjoy sex. For the woman, I am sure none would wish to ask, ‘Are you in yet?’ Now that’s just plain embarrassing.

Good for you though, you can work on this problem using these 24 Nim Notty methods. But first, let’s get this distinction correct, less sensitivity is not the same as having a numb dick. The latter, unfortunately, is not our focus in this article.

Here We Go:

Reduce the Death Grip or Stop Masturbating

Masturbating using the ‘death grip’ leads to desensitization to other forms of pleasure. This means that unless your partner has some gorilla-grip pussy there ain’t no way you’ll find it easy to cum. Having a small dick is a whole different problem. If that’s the case, switch up to positions that offer a tighter fit.

Avoid too much lube as well for that good sex friction and sensation.

Change Your Lifestyle

Too much bicycle riding and masturbation have the same effect. Lucky for you Urban African, the bikes are no longer a problem. But, hold up, how about your masturbation habits?

Let’s begin with the bicycle. When it comes to cycling, the bicycle saddle exerts pressure on the perineum, that crucial middle ground between your balls and your anus. This pressure impacts the blood vessels and nerves responsible for delivering sensation to the dick.

Masturbation on the other hand, according to research, has been linked to  hyperstimulation which eventually results in decreased penile sensitivity. Take a break for a week or two if you just can’t do without it.

Boost Testosterone Levels

A simple blood test by a doctor can tell you whether you have low testosterone levels. You can boost your T levels with TRT, or testosterone replacement therapy. But that’s not the only way. You can also get more active, drop some pounds, and catch more Z’s. These lifestyle changes can help you feel more manly and horny.

Adjust Medication if You Have Underlying Conditions

If your sex mojo’s taking a hit from your meds, don’t worry, your doc might have a dose-tweaking or medication-swapping trick up their sleeve to get your groove back on track. Always consult when you see changes after starting to take medication.

Diabetes and multiple sclerosis (MS) are just a couple of the heavy hitters in the “nerve damage” league that can throw off your sensations, even in the most sensitive of spots – the dick.

And if you’re dealing with Parkinson’s disease, some of those meds might double as buzzkillers, bringing down the sensation on your pleasure radar.

Avoid Stress, Anxiety and Depression

“Sex starts in the mind”- Nim Notty.

 

 

 

 

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