Psychological Factors
Performance anxiety, stress, and conditioned fear responses that accelerate ejaculation. Most common in situational or anxiety-driven premature ejaculation.
Clinical guide • ~7 min read →Understanding the Causes of Premature Ejaculation
Premature ejaculation rarely has a single cause. In most men, ejaculatory control is shaped by a combination of psychological, biological, and behavioral mechanisms. These guides help you identify which factors are most relevant to your situation, allowing corrective strategies to be applied with greater precision.
Biological & Neurological Factors
Neurotransmitter imbalance, penile hypersensitivity, hormonal influences, and genetic predispositions. More likely in lifelong or extremely rapid ejaculation patterns.
Medical overview • ~9 min read →Behavioral Patterns
Learned arousal habits, masturbation conditioning, and reinforcement loops that train rapid ejaculation. Frequently overlooked, yet highly reversible with targeted retraining.
Practical analysis • ~6 min read →How to Use These Guides
- Start with the category that best matches your experience.
- If symptoms overlap, reviewing multiple sections is normal and recommended.
- Understanding the causes clarifies which corrective strategies will be effective.
- Long-term improvement requires applying insight through structured training.
Understanding the Causes Is the First Step
Lasting improvement comes from applying the right methods to the right mechanisms. Our training framework integrates psychological, biological, and behavioral approaches into a progressive system.