Orgasm Control
Orgasm Control
2 In masturbation
When practiced alone, orgasm control is benecial for
heightening sexual pleasure as well as a training tool
which permits the practitioner to increase the duration
of sex with a partner. For the female, because there is little or no post-orgasm refractory period, the practitioner
can enjoy direct sexual stimulation for longer periods of
time, as well as with increased frequency and intensity.
For the male, the speed of the rubbing or stroking of
the penis may vary to navigate right to the edge of ejaculation. With orgasm control, a male can experience a
longer or more intense orgasm, as well as a larger volume
of semen expelled during his ejaculation. Because solo
masturbation allows for precise control over the feelings,
the timing, and the speed of stimulation, many people
practice orgasmic control by themselves. One technique,
commonly referred to as edging is where one will masturbate up until the moment before reaching the plateau
phase just before orgasm occurs, and then stop suddenly
before experiencing a climax. Another technique, commonly referred to as surng is where one will reach the
plateau phase and slow down the stimulation to maintain
a heightened level of sensation for an extended time. Repeating either of these techniques many times during a
single masturbation session may result in a stronger, more
intense orgasm.
Since orgasm control prolongs the experience of powerful sexual sensations occurring during the nal build-up
to orgasm, the physical demands of being kept or keeping oneself in this highly excited state for an extended
time can induce a pleasurable, almost euphoric state, and
at times creates changes within an individuals perceived
consciousness.
Orgasm control can involve either sex partner being in
control of the other partners orgasm, or a person delaying their own orgasm during sexual activity with a partner
or by masturbation. To experience orgasm control, any
method of sexual stimulation can be used.
In partnered sex
nity of learning about their bodies and the amount of pleasure they can experience without reaching orgasm. Selfstimulation can help both men and women acknowledge
the limits of their body and the techniques that may help
them in controlling their orgasms.
As it has been described by Steve Bodansky and Vera
Bodansky in Extended Massive Orgasm: How You Can
Give and Receive Intense Sexual Pleasure, masturbation
practiced with the aim of orgasm control must be carried on with the purpose of making every stroke feel
exquisite and not to relieve tension, like simple masturbation does.[3] In order to practice this other type of
masturbation, the same authors suggest gradual stimulation of the genitals and then making connections between
the primary area (penis or clitoris) and the secondary area
(lips, nipple or other part of the body that is an erogenous
zone). The connection between the two areas is established once the individual stimulates them with exactly
the same moves of the same intensity.
See also
Blue balls
Coitus reservatus, a practice where orgasm is withheld for weeks or months at a time.
Erotic sexual denial
Eroto-comatose lucidity
Tantric sex
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