Over-ejaculation (3 or 4 times a day for one month) results in impotence and premature ejaculation for no sexual orgasm

Reader: 5/8/2001>
My girlfriend and I started dating in March of 2000. I was 22 at the time, she was 25. She was my first sexual partner. At first it was great, 3 or 4 times a day for months. Then naturally we slowed down. Since about November it's not been so great. We'll have good spells but pretty much most of the time now I can't last more than a minute without orgasiming. I just can't help it and now it's constently in each of our minds each time we have sex. It's leaving me upset because I can't please her and her upset because she's having unsatisfying sex. So now we are at a point where she would rather have no sex than what we've gotten into now. I think it's a lot of stress that may have caused this, back when it happened we had just gotten a new puppy and we got engaged. Since then we've been pretty much constantly stressed by many different factors. Any advice on how to overcome this? Do I just need to convince myself that it's all in my head and how do I do that, easier said than done. I used to be able to last for quite a while, now lucky if I hit a minute. This is seriously threatening our relationship. Help, please.

Thank you

Dr Lin: 5/9/2001>

Yes! I had the similar experiences at your age. Over-ejaculation results in soft erection (partial impotency) and premature ejaculation.
Over-ejaculation, like over-masturbation, has burned down your brain's acetylcholine, dopamine and serotonin nervous system.
The Acetylcholine nervous system is the main driver of the parasympathetic nerves responsible for bioenergy recharge to your organs and normalization of the organ function, and for the nitric oxide production to signal penile erection.
The dopamine nervous system is the master controller of the neuro-endocrine functions that provides you with DHEA and testosterone for supporting your erection and orgasm.
The serotonin nervous system helps prevent the sympathetic nervous function from misfiring and regulate the conversion of dopamine => norepinephrine => epinephrine (andrenalin, the stress hormone). Serotonin neurons are also co-located with the sensory and sympathetic neurons in the Spinal Cords (for examples, T10-L2 for ejaculation/orgasm control) interneuron synapses (interconnection switches). They help regulate the firing of sympathetic nervous functions - the Flight or Fight execution (Erection Withdrawal or Premature Ejaculation!). Therefore, the neurotransmitter Serotonin is responsible for control of sleep, rest, stress, anxiety, ADD, and premature ejaculation.
After one month over-ejaculation, your neurotransmitters such as acetylcholine, dopamine and serotonin, and life-support hormones such as DHEA and testosterone, are burned out. You has become impotent or partial impotent. If you force (stimulate) your penis to erect, your erection must be very weak. With a weak erection, you will contract the prostate muscle for stimulating and maintaining erection. Once you contract your prostate, you ejaculate. You may ejaculate without orgasm at all!
In addition, with the ejaculation frequency 3 or 4 times day, your prostate's ejaculation ducts and nerves have been abraded. Image that your ejaculation duct and nerves have been "sandblasted" by your semen and sperm and their chemicals 3 or 4 times a day. You must experience pain in your prostate. You must let the wound heal before your next ejaculation.
Well, One-month over-ejaculation has turned your life (not only sexual life) upside down.
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