Kegel exercises: stronger orgasms, stop erectile dysfunction, stop premature ejaculation

This video is for both men and women:
 
“Kegels” are exercises that strengthen the pubococcygeal muscles. I call these muscles the orgasm muscles because they involuntarily contract during orgasm.
Strong orgasm muscles are key for the female orgasm, especially squirting G spot orgasms (female ejaculation). The main “physical” reason why women can’t cum or their orgasms are weak is because their orgasm muscles are weak.
When women have strong orgasms, you can feel their vaginas contract around your penis. How many times have you felt that? When a woman’s orgasm muscles are super strong, her orgasmic contractions feel like a vice grip around your penis and they push it out.
The corrupt pharamceutical industry has created a bogus disease call “FSD” (female sexual dysfunction) and con women into buying all kinds of stupid  expensive drugs so they can orgasm. Most times, all these women need to do are kegels and they will cum with the thunder.
Strong orgasm muscles also give men strong orgasms. I’ve been doing kegels for 4 years and my orgasm muscles are so strong that my entire body spasms when I orgasm and my ejaculate shoots over a metre.
Kegels are a free and effective remedy for erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. You do not need drugs.
Kegels are also the foundation of being a multi-orgasmic man. When your orgasm muscles are strong and you have control over them, you can have non-ejaculatory orgasms. You have an orgasm, but no ejaculation. You have orgasm up your spine, into your brain and throughout your body. You don’t lose your erection, lose interest in sex or get tired when you have non-ejaculatory orgasms because you don’t release the hormone prolactin. This means you can have multiple orgasms (orgasms within minutes or seconds of one another) and last for hours if you want to.
So kegels lead to the next level of orgasm: ejaculatory orgasms in women and non-ejaculatory orgasms in men.
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Penis Length

Does size matter? The short answer is yes.
Does height matter? Does personality matter? Does muscularity matter? Does humour matter? Does intelligence matter? Does education matter? Does social standing matter? Does your job matter? Does your bank account matter? Do multi-orgasmic sex skills matter? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes & yes.
Will the lack of any one of these things stop an amazing wanting a healthy, loving, multi-orgasmic relationship with you? No, except for personality and multi-orgasmic sex skills.
Where do you fit in the “penis continuum”?

• <3″: micro-penis
• 3-5″: small
• 5-7″:average
• 7-9″:large
• >9″:huge

What’s the ideal penis length? I could say something “original” like “it depends, everyone’s different, just be yourself”, but I’m not lame. I’ll put my arse on the line and make a decision. I’m not one of those so-called experts who teases you with a headline, refuses to take a position and then tells you some story about the history of a particular issue.
In my opinion, the ideal penis length is 8″ and it’s not because my penis is also 8″. I think penis size is analogous to breast size: big breasts look super sexy (eg D cups), but anything bigger starts looking weird (or is fake). Women find a large penis extremely visually arousing and this makes them extremely wet and horny.
Here’s the weird thing: my penis stopped growing when I was 18 and then I started enlarging it when I was in my mid 20s.
Do you want to know how I did it? Then instantly download SEX IQ.
I’ll give you a tip: it involves “progressive overload”.
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