[craig r]

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With apologies for the un-OOT-like serious response, human sexuality is quite variable and the OP may be entirely normal, that is, without disorder, although his sexuality is atypical. It is unusual for a 19 year-old male to not experience orgasm, or to have difficulty reaching orgasm. More concerning would be a lack of interest in sexuality, especially if accompanied by delayed puberty.

Bottom line, if you are not troubled by this, it is probably nothing to worry about. Nonetheless, low sexual functioning, low desire or ability can be a sign of an endocrine problem or other medical illness, and merits a trip to the doctor for an assessment.

The OP says he has had a normal sexual life since, so it seems like little to worry about. What we do not know, is what he considers "normal." In my practice, I've seen people for whom "normal" means having sex twice a year, and others who define "normal" as masturbating 6 times a day, every day.

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I think this is the most rational answer so far.

Also, what about if one has sex twice a year and masturbates 6 times a day (finding out for a friend)

craig