Premature Ejaculation and its historical evolution

Much can be said about premature ejaculation, what is it, what attacks?, What are its causes?, How do you treat? among other questions, all with an answer, but like every event in our time of premature ejaculation is something that comes without warning, can occur anytime anywhere and affect anyone, like many other conditions also had evolutionary process throughout history and it is important to know how this disease has not only be secondary to the man to become a major problem that faces every day but it is affecting the couple, as evolved from a simple disease even be a valid grounds for a legal separation in a marriage, we must also see how the female sexual revolution affected the ideas on this subject and on the real importance of this disease.

Years ago, premature ejaculation was not seen as sexual dysfunction, before the 60 men showed no concern about having control over ejaculation, the couple also not worried about this aspect, in fact the appearance of served basically sex for reproductive purposes and as an added burden in marriage, so that the lower was the time of the sexual relationship the lower the commitment, the couple had no affective communication.

New concepts were coming and were changing the perception of sexuality which became considered an instrument of pleasure and communication between the couple, at that time understood that women have the right to enjoy sex and that was something that had been denied so far , from the 60 premature ejaculation was seen as a real impediment in sexual relations, although he is seen as a minor disorder that causes many problems in at least the medical part.

We can see how the concept of "pleasure was for men" became a thing of the past, for denying women's sexuality and even led to the idea that female sexual pleasure a woman was linked to dubious, but from the 80's and 90's became the man blamed the woman's orgasm, this resulted in some men feelings of guilt when the absence of this orgasm was present, this is when sexology had to impose a better way about the diagnosis premature ejaculation, because in many cases had false labels that must be checked again diagnosed as female anorgasmia, when this came the idea of ​​man's responsibility about female pleasure crumbled and the idea that orgasm was a matter corresponded to physiological man disappeared just as it was understood that it was the responsibility of each individual regardless of gender.

After all that has had to live to better understand this disease, I must say you are better informed, so it will be easier to find a cure for premature ejaculation and resolve this incident successfully.