Aristotle wrote:What is the best thing to take for performance anxiety?
Welcome to the forum, and thanks for asking our advice.
Best thing to take for performance anxiety, in my experience, is communication with your partner.
Maybe more important than that (MAYBE) is to develop skills with the parts of your body (or sex tools/toys) that you KNOW you can control. Hands, tongue, etc.
I suffered anxiety when sex was approaching for years while I suffered from slowly progressing E.D. It was not until I gave up on "traditional" sex and developed alternative skills that WERE reliable that I was able to relax and enjoy the whole process. While pleasuring my partner, if I got an erection, we could go on to intercourse, and she already knew (because I told her) that things may or may not go to completion, but since
I KNEW that SHE KNEW I would take whatever steps were necessary for her pleasure, I could relax and just enjoy the ride....whatever form that ride took.
Women are INCREDIBLY supportive, understanding and appreciative of a man with whom they feel respected, trusted and SAFE. The do love to help, especially when they get rewarded orgasmically.
Oddly. When I got implanted and the potential for my erection to collapse on its own without warning, I took a few months to lose the performance anxiety the preceded penetration. I was no longer sure my hips and back would remember the motions. My penis was not anxious at all.