Unfulfilled orgasms might be the best thing for your sex life, because… well, orgasms. And for your relationship, too.
You don’t believe me? Well, think carefully. How could you possibly master the art of bringing your lover to the brink of orgasm, only to interrupt him just as he’s about to fly off the handle – unless you know his body (and his mind)? Really GOOD?
And how can they do that for you without the same level of intimacy and unabashed vulnerability at play?
Already excited? You should be.
The goal of orgasm denial is to achieve a state of maximum arousal, without actually having an orgasm. Orgasmic release is held back to increase pressure and pleasure potential over time.
The basic idea: one person stimulates and excites the other as he or she wishes, but the excited (new word) person is not allowed to do so. fully climax. One person takes sexual control over the other and chooses when (and if) they can have to be rewarded with sexual liberation.
Why deny a good thing?
If you’re wondering why anyone would bypass something that so many spend so much time and effort on, you may have answered your own question.. At least in part.
Some people find that deliberately Delaying orgasm, which results in prolonged arousal, can lead to stronger, longer, and more life-changing orgasms. This increased pleasure occurs both on a physical level and on a psychological level, where we want what we cannot have.Some people also find the dominance and submission (D/s) aspect very erotic. After all, there is a high level of control implicit in this experience. And a deep trust is required to get there.
It’s all about the perks, baby
And for the vulva owners in the room… Well, while there haven’t been any studies on this topic, chances are that storing these pleasure chemicals in the body is healthy for us too..
Overall, the most important benefit is a deeper, more robust sex life, free from the usual urgency of needing to orgasm, but with much more attention and respect for orgasm than ever before.. In his absence, he is honored from one end to the other.
Basic rules
Talk to your partner about what you both want before you start exploring. For example, decide whether a possible orgasm to be allowed or not. Some people will deny their partner orgasm altogether, while others will delay orgasm for, say, an hour, two, or three hours, pushing themselves to the limit over and over and over again, until the sexual energy reaches a maddening level, before finally allowing them to explode..
No matter what body parts are involvedHere are some additional techniques to try with your partner.
Physical constraints
Maybe The easiest way to deny orgasm is to use physical restraints. If your partner restrains you, for example with handcuffs, in a position that allows him full access to your pleasure centers while you are unable to touch yourself, this can be a very hot situation..
If you’re more reserved, this might be helpful, especially if your partner doesn’t know your buttons. perfectly Well, to let them know when you’re about to cum, so they know when to interrupt youA learning process, but very exciting.
Teasing and denial
In the method of “tease and denial” there is no restraint. And the one who is the one to be played with is trustworthy not to interfere or touch one’s own body. This can be a lot of fun because you have to listen to your partner’s commands, reinforcing a playful and kinky dynamic, even a D/s type relationship..
As the aroused approaches orgasm, the exciter can either remove stimulation completely or slow down to prevent orgasm.. This requires knowing a partner very well. in a complex way. Indeed, simply Realizing that you have a partner who can control your body in this way can be deeply getting excited by himself.
Total denial
This is to prevent any genital stimulation. The exciter could instead stimulate your neck, nipples, thighs, buttocks, feet. This is a sneaky alternative that can create a different type of arousal, but no less intense! Restraints may or may not to be used. In the absence of rope or leather ties, barking commands can go a long way in restraining a person. psychologically (but only in the best way).
The long term twist
If you want to get even more kinky… Especially if you want to try long-term orgasm control, aka chastity, one partner can tell the other not to orgasm until their next encounter to build anticipation..
The “dominant” (top) can give tasks to the “submissive” (bottom), telling him, for example, how many times a day he should come close to orgasm and stop.. If the submissive has an orgasm, either accidentally or voluntarily, the dominator can then “punish” them. Got it? Be as creative and weird as you want. Sex should be an art, my loves.
Single? Loveless? All the more reason to experiment on yourself. Our natural instinct is to keep going when something feels good, but learning to slow down and flirt with the limit can teach you a lot about your own body.. When you know where your own personal advantage lies and how it makes you feel, you will be able to better exploit it with a partner. Knowledge is flower power, after all.