Tumescence Loss: Causes and Helpful Reactions from a Partner

Most men have experienced tumescence loss during sensual activity at some point. For many, it’s a rare occurrence that doesn’t cause much trouble; for others, the issue may be more persistent, causing substantial problems in their sensual lives. While it’s important for a man to consider causes and find out if he is experiencing a male organ health issue, it’s equally important for partners to analyze their own feelings around the problem, which may include frustration and inadequacy, and to develop constructive ways to respond to the situation.

When a man is unable to perform, he is likely feeling a range of unpleasant things himself. A partner’s reaction can worsen the situation in some cases, and this isn’t good for anyone involved. The following sensual activity tips can help partners be supportive of their male lovers.

1. Don’t take it personally. The importance of this tip cannot be overestimated. If a partner assumes that he or she is the reason for the man’s tumescence loss – that he or she is not attractive enough, not doing something “right,” etc. – then he or she is bound to respond with sadness, irritation, defensiveness, etc. None of these reactions will help a man either get hard again or feel less down on himself. There are a variety of reasons a man may lose his tumescence that have nothing to do with a partner; keep this in mind.

2. Ask if there’s anything one can do. Of course, there are times when a man just needs a particular kind of stimulation to re-stiffen. In that case, simply offering one’s services in whatever way (within boundaries) a man may be desiring can be helpful.

3. Slow it down. When a partner is ready to go, it can be frustrating if the other is not there yet, but his or her eagerness can quickly morph into impatience, at least as the partner is experiencing it. The seeming need to rush can stress a guy out, causing tumescence loss. Let him know it’s okay to slow it down, engage in more pre-play and enjoy the process.

4. Understand it might not work out. If a man has been stressed out a lot lately by work, family or other life circumstances, he just might not be able to get hard or stay there, regardless of what a partner does or how attractive he/she is to him. If he’s not too upset about it, a partner might ask if he may enjoy using a male organ replica on him/her, or watching him/her self-stimulate.

5. Have sensual activity before drinking. For many men, a few drinks are enough to squander the manhood’s perkiness. If a couple plans to go out for drinks, or to enjoy beverages at home, having a good romp prior to drinking may be all that is needed.

6. Gently propose seeking professional advice. If a man’s performance issues are persistent and interfering with a healthy sensual life, he may need a little nudging to get him to visit a doctor or therapist. A partner can delicately broach the issue with a man, explaining that he or she is concerned that there may be an underlying health issue at play. Performance dysfunction can actually indicate a serious physical health condition and is something to be taken seriously.

7. Enjoy other forms of intimacy. Letting a partner know that he is valued, loved and desired even if he can’t always have sensual activity is important for his emotional wellbeing along with feeling comfortable and secure with his lover. Cuddling, holding hands and kissing can help reassure him and convey a partner’s feelings.

It’s always a good idea for men to maintain confidence in their manhood. They can do so by taking the best care of it possible. Using protection and applying lubricant during solo activity will help keep the organ healthy. Men can also try using a male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). Packed with Shea butter and vitamin E, Man1 Man Oil moisturizes the skin, letting it look and feel its best. The male organ deserves a ritual, and daily application of a quality skin care product can leave the organ an appendage to feel great about.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

Democratization of Finance and Investment

The democratization of finance is the process of removing control of the finance industry away from financial institutions and distributing power among the public. Democratization can come at various levels -giving access to what was previously only offered to institutional investors, to high-net-worth investors, and making services and solutions only offered to high-net-worth investors, to the mass affluent.

Largely driven by the advancement of technology, the democratization of investments also emerged from tighter regulations in investor protection. Higher transparency in products and fees drove many banks to switch from pure product-focused recommendations to standardized advice based on diverse product packages. Additionally, many banks had no choice but to widen the customer target group and offer, staying on the hunt for new revenue streams from recurrent advisory fees instead of commissions.

The advancement of technology contributed to the proliferation of wealth management services and the rise of non-financial players that offer low-cost, automated investments mimicking traditional portfolio management in the form of proprietary algorithms managing customer portfolios. We are already seeing big tech companies, such as Google, Apple and Facebook, looking to break into the financial services industry. While many expected Rob advisor platform endangers high-end wealth management, taking over its market share, the platforms ultimately cater to investors with lower assets. This brought a new kind of customer segment to the wealth management digital marketplace. Privileges that used to be reserved exclusively for HNWIs are becoming available for regular investors and retail banking customers.

Financial institutions have played catch-up to challenger banks and fintech companies for a few years now. Digital investment platforms have centred mostly on the needs of retail investors, while HNW and UHNW clients continued to rely on personal, relationship-based service. However, wealth managers are now realizing that this model is flawed, in that HNW clients expect a digital experience and services as part of their overall manager relationship. The challenge is to provide a low-cost, digital experience that matches the level of their personal service.

Effectively serving the world’s wealthy is going to get far more complicated in the years ahead. As the demographics of wealth shift, so will the needs and expectations of wealth clients. According to BCG, over the past 20 years, personal financial wealth globally has nearly tripled, rising from $80 trillion in 1999 to $226 trillion at the end of 2019. The group predicts that HNW and UHNW will remain the fastest-growing segments in North America and that the affluent band will be the fastest-growing segment in Asia, Western Europe, and the Middle East. The Middle East and Latin America are also expected to see their share of cross-border wealth grow slightly faster than the global average over the next five years.

With the large and growing affluent and HNW segments in mind, retail banks and asset managers need to use technology and hybrid models to aggressively undercut traditional wealth management providers and offer simple, but appealing, investment management technology across their existing client base. These offerings will be especially attractive to clients in markets with few established wealth management providers. Asset managers will leverage their superior investment capabilities to win new clients through direct channels.

As digitization lowers barriers to entry to wealth management as a business, the competition will intensify and offerings that once provided differentiation will face commoditization. In the past, offering this level of customization would have been cost-prohibitive. But advances in technology will allow wealth management providers to create highly tailored portfolios at a fraction of the current time and cost. The historical distinction between advisory and discretionary products will fade, as innovative mandates combine elements from both.

SGX Nifty Indicates Negative Opening; SBI, Lupin, and Pidilite Industries to Report Today

Yesterday, Nifty gapped up 65 points, taking cues from the global markets. After that, it traded in a narrow range and closed near the day’s high, holding solid gains. Volume was higher compared with the last session. Nifty regained 21-DMA intraday but closed 0.05% below it. It is crucial for the index to decisively reclaim its 21-DMA and trade above that.

On the sectoral front, barring Nifty Realty and Nifty Media, all other sectors closed in the green. Nifty Bank, Nifty Fin Service, and Nifty Pvt Bank continued to close higher in the range of 3.1–3.2%. Similarly, Nifty Metal, Pharma, and Auto closed higher in the range of 1.5–2.5%. Of 2,213 stocks traded, 995 advanced, 831 declined, and the rest remained unchanged.

Looking forward, we would like Nifty to reclaim its 21-DMA. If it fails to reclaim the 21-DMA, 50-DMA can act as strong support. We will continue to monitor general conditions and the behaviour of leading stocks, looking for evidence that a real move is commencing. During this time, one should look for stocks with quality fundamentals, RS line trending higher, and breaking out from consolidation areas.

Key News

State Bank Of India, Lupin (Nse), Pidilite Industries(Nse), Adani Enterprises (Nse), and Balrampur Chini Mls(Nse) will report their Q2 FY21 results today.

PVR reported Q2 FY21 results yesterday after market hours. Revenue from operations came in at Rs 40.4 crore compared with Rs 973.2 crore in the corresponding quarter last year. It reported a loss of Rs 184.1 crore compared with a profit of Rs 47.7 crore in Q2 FY21.

Adani Gas reported Q2 FY21 results yesterday after market hours. Revenue dropped 12.3% y/y to Rs 441 crore. PAT increased by 13.3% to Rs 136 crore.

O’Neil Market Condition Report

For the 24 emerging markets tracked by our institutional research team, the market status breakdown is as follows: Confirmed Uptrend, 4%; Rally Attempt, 8%; Uptrend Under Pressure, 72%; Downtrend, 16%.

For the 24 developed markets tracked by our institutional research team, the market status breakdown is as follows: Confirmed Uptrend, 4%; Rally Attempt, 34%; Uptrend Under Pressure, 50%; Downtrend, 12%.

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