Delayed Seed Release: A Male Organ Function Issue Needing More Study Mention male organ function issues and what comes to mind to most men is either early on seed release or an inability to attain and/or maintain tumescence. These are definitely male organ function issues, but they are far from the only male organ health issues which impact function of the organ. One of the lesser-known such issues is delayed seed release, sometimes called retarded seed release. And it’s a subject which deserves more study from the sensual health community. What is delayed seed release? In some ways, the name delayed seed release sums up the problem. It describes a situation in which a man continues to engage in sensual activity (either with a partner or with himself) past the point when he wishes to have released seed or achieved intense point. But some medical professionals choose to define it as when a man is unable to release seed after having engaged sensually (again, with a partner or with himself) for 20 minutes or longer. This is a handy definition for research purposes, but it doesn’t accurately capture the issue at hand. There are many men who routinely engage in sensual activity (especially self-stimulation) for much longer than 20 minutes and are perfectly happy to do so. No, the definition needs to emphasize the fact that a man is continuing to have sensual activity despite the fact that the wishes to release seed – that he has, in a sense, reached past the pinnacle of his desire and is continuing on without knowing when – of if – he will attain the release he so badly desires. Not a joke Men like no joke about being able to “last” for hours, but for the 1% to 4% of men who genuinely suffer from delayed seed release, this male organ function problem is no laughing matter. It can lead to extreme frustration, inhibition, worry, anxiety and even depression.
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