Welcome to the world of "Speed Jizz."

Speed Jizz is a new hobby / sport where men who have premature ejaculation issues compete to see how fast they can ejaculate. The competitions are held in secret locations around the world, and the participants range in age from 18 to 40.

To compete in Speed Jizz, all you need is a stopwatch and a willing partner. The objective is to see how quickly you can reach orgasm. There are no rules or regulations, and the competitions are held on an amateur basis.

The fastest time recorded so far is 7 seconds. But the average time is more like 15-20 seconds.

So why would anyone want to do this?

"For me, it's about proving to myself that I can do it," said one participant, who wished to remain anonymous. "It's like a personal challenge."

"My wife was the one who suggested I try it," said another participant. "She thought it would be a fun way to spice up our sex life."

Whatever the motivation, there's no doubt that Speed Jizz is becoming increasingly popular. And it's not just men who are taking part - some women are getting involved too, either as participants or spectators.

Critics say that Speed Jizz is nothing more than masturbation masquerading as sport. But supporters say that it's a harmless way to have fun and boost self-confidence.

"There's nothing wrong with wanting to have sex quickly," said one woman, who wished to remain anonymous. "And if it makes my husband feel good about himself, then I'm all for it."

So what does the future hold for Speed Jizz? Only time will tell. So be on the lookout, since it may be coming fast to your area.

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When it comes to sex, how fast is too fast?

For some men who suffer from premature ejaculation, the answer is: as fast as possible.

In "speed jizzing," a new hobby/sport sweeping the nation, competitors see how quickly they can ejaculate. The record is held by "Jizz Master Flash" (not his real name), who did it in a mere 2.4 seconds.

"It's all about control," says Flash, a 32-year-old man from New York. "When you're dealing with premature ejaculation, it's easy to feel like you're not in control of your own body. But with speed jizzing, you are completely in control. It's a way to take back your power."

Flash isn't the only one who feels this way. Thousands of men across the country are now participating in speed jizzing competitions, and the number is growing every day.

"My husband has always had issues with premature ejaculation," says Sarah, a 36-year-old woman from California. "It's been a real issue in our sex life. But since he started speed jizzing, he's been able to last a lot longer. It's been a huge help."

Not everyone is a fan of speed jizzing, however. Some critics say it's nothing more than "masturbation with a stopwatch." Others worry about the potential for injury (the Guinness World Record for fastest ejaculation is held by a man who ruptured his penis in the process).

But the participants say that's all part of the fun.

"There's always a risk of injury when you're pushing your body to its limits," says Flash. "But that's what makes it exciting. You never know what's going to happen."

So far, there have been no reports of serious injuries in speed jizzing competitions. And as the sport continues to grow in popularity, it seems likely that more and more men will be taking their shot at becoming the next Jizz Master Flash.

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It's a way for men to take back their power.

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By Sarah Johnson and Jane Smith

In the latest underground trend to hit TikTok, men are competing to see who can ejaculate the fastest. Dubbed "speed jizz," the trend has garnered a huge following among young men, who post videos of themselves attempting to set new records for the quickest climax.

But the trend has sparked controversy, with some sexologists expressing concern over the potential negative effects on men's sexual health. "Ejaculating too quickly can be a sign of underlying health issues, such as erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation," said Dr. Rachel Kincaid, a sex therapist in New York City. "It's important for men to prioritize their sexual health and seek help if they're experiencing any problems."

Others have criticized the trend for promoting harmful stereotypes about men and their sexuality. "This trend is yet another example of the toxic masculinity that is all too prevalent on social media," said activist and writer Jessica Williams. "It reinforces the idea that men should be able to perform on demand, and that their worth is tied to their ability to satisfy their partners. This is damaging to both men and women, and it's important for us to challenge these harmful beliefs."

Despite the backlash, many young men are continuing to participate in the trend, and some have even formed online communities where they can share tips and advice on how to achieve the fastest ejaculation. "I don't see anything wrong with it," said 18-year-old Ryan, who has been posting speed jizz videos on TikTok for the past month. "It's just a bit of fun, and it's not hurting anyone. Plus, it's a great way to show off and compete with my friends."

But not everyone is a fan of the trend. "It's disgusting and immature," said 22-year-old Sarah, who has seen several speed jizz videos on her TikTok feed. "I don't understand why anyone would want to participate in something like this. It's just gross and not something I want to see on my social media."

Despite the controversy, it remains to be seen whether speed jizz will continue to gain popularity on TikTok, or if it will fade away like many other fleeting trends. But for now, it appears to be here to stay, at least for a little while longer. Whether it will be the "cream of the crop" or remain just before the "edge" of acceptability remains to be seen.

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