Common concerns about sexual performance anxiety may include worries about ;

1 Erectile Dysfunction (ED) - Fear of not getting or maintaining an erection.

2 Premature Ejaculation - Worries about ejaculating too quickly.

3 Body Image - Concerns about one's physical appearance affecting confidence.

4 Inadequacy - Feeling not skilled or experienced enough.

5 Satisfying Partner - Worrying about satisfying a partner's desires.

6 Negative Evaluation - Fear of being judged or criticized by a partner.

7 Comparison to Others - Comparing oneself to others and feeling inferior.

8 Lack of Pleasure - Anxieties about experiencing pleasure or orgasm.

9 Performance Pressure - Pressure to perform "perfectly" in bed.

10 Relationship Impact - Concerns about sexual difficulties affecting the relationship.

It's important to communicate openly with a partner, consider professional help if needed, and address underlying psychological factors to manage sexual performance anxiety.