11-30-2024, 08:29 PM
I’ve definitely experienced this, though I didn’t realize it was something that could be done intentionally for a long time. I think the first time it happened was when I was trying to delay ejaculation, and I got so focused on keeping control that I had an orgasm without shooting. It was strange at first, but once I got over the initial surprise, I realized it was actually kind of amazing.
I think a big part of it is learning how to harness the energy of the orgasm without letting it reach that point of release. It’s kind of like building up a massive wave of pleasure and then holding it back, which can make the actual orgasm feel even more powerful. I’ve heard from other guys that this is something that can be trained over time with practice and focus, but it’s not something that happens every time.
The thing I’ve noticed is that when I have these types of orgasms, they feel a little different—almost more intense but less physically draining. I don’t get the same “post-orgasmic release” feeling, but the pleasure is still there. It’s like there’s more of a slow burn to it, rather than a quick climax. It also feels less messy, which is a bonus for some of us who might not like the messiness that can come with ejaculation.
One thing I’m still trying to figure out is how to make this happen more consistently. It’s easy to get carried away in the moment and forget to hold back, but when I manage it, it’s definitely a rewarding experience. I’m curious if anyone else has tried incorporating breathing exercises or other techniques to enhance this kind of orgasm.
I think a big part of it is learning how to harness the energy of the orgasm without letting it reach that point of release. It’s kind of like building up a massive wave of pleasure and then holding it back, which can make the actual orgasm feel even more powerful. I’ve heard from other guys that this is something that can be trained over time with practice and focus, but it’s not something that happens every time.
The thing I’ve noticed is that when I have these types of orgasms, they feel a little different—almost more intense but less physically draining. I don’t get the same “post-orgasmic release” feeling, but the pleasure is still there. It’s like there’s more of a slow burn to it, rather than a quick climax. It also feels less messy, which is a bonus for some of us who might not like the messiness that can come with ejaculation.
One thing I’m still trying to figure out is how to make this happen more consistently. It’s easy to get carried away in the moment and forget to hold back, but when I manage it, it’s definitely a rewarding experience. I’m curious if anyone else has tried incorporating breathing exercises or other techniques to enhance this kind of orgasm.