Hi,
My girlfriend is 17 and I'm 19, and for both of us, this is our first serious relationship. I feel I need to ask for help because I don't really have anyone else to turn to.
Our problem stems from being sexual. To cut to the point - because I don't ejaculate when she gives me a handjob - she keeps telling herself that she isn't making me happy and that she's useless, and she's losing confidence in it more and more everytime. I honestly don't know why I don't ejaculate with her because, as she knows, I can by myself - so I guess it's not a physical problem. She can't accept that it could be something in my head which is the problem, not her, and when I say it could be worry causing it, she says that I should feel comfortable with her by now. I do feel comfortable with her though, but the fact I haven't managed to ejaculate with her, and the thought of her feeling useless, does worry me.
We had a few weeks break from anything sexual to try and regain confidence for when we went back to it, and during that time I didn't, or feel the need to, masturbate myself. I thought that this may solve the problem, but after trying a handjob with my girlfriend again today, I still can't ejaculate... and now she is even more down than ever. I don't want to lose her but she often think that it's the only way.
I really need to get this sorted and our relationship back on the right track. Anything other than sexual things are just so perfect and we really do love eachother, and love being with eachother; but when she feels useless and like I'm even 'too good for her' it's horrible for both of us because we both do want this to work... yet I can see she finds it very hard to keep persisting, and can sometimes only see the easy way out of ending as the option.
Believe me, I would do anything for this girl, and I feel that it's such a shame we can nearly be over because of, basically, a handjob.
Please advise me on what to do/try. I guess my problem is mental, but I'm willing to try anything under the sun which could help me in ejaculating with her, and to re-assure her that it's not her who's at fault.
Thanks for listening.