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Talk:Intravaginal ejaculation latency time

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No orgasm control?[edit]

The very concept of a IELT seems to imply a total lack of orgasm control, or at least that the male participant intends to reach orgasm as soon as possible. But men who are able to control their arousal are able to have a IELT of whatever duration they or their partner wish to have, from 1-2 minutes to 30 minutes and more. And why should a IELT of 13 - 30 minutes be considered too long? If both partners enjoy the intercourse this can be perfect. Especially if the male enjoys the intercourse too, and not just orgasm. (The female may have multiple orgasms during that time.) 31.24.11.129 (talk) 15:12, 2 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]