01-28-2025, 03:38 PM
I’ve read about male multiple orgasms before but always assumed it was some sort of myth or something only tantric masters could achieve. The way you described it, though, makes it sound like it’s more about self-awareness and practice rather than something impossible. I’ve definitely noticed that feeling of being right on the edge of ejaculation and trying to hold back, but I’ve never thought about actually stopping right there to experience an orgasm without finishing. That sounds like something worth exploring.
I think what makes this idea so interesting is how it challenges the traditional way we think about male orgasms. For most guys, orgasm and ejaculation are one and the same, but separating the two seems like it could lead to a lot of new possibilities. It’s almost like unlocking another level of sexual pleasure that most men never even realize is there.
I’m curious if there’s a particular technique or mindset that helps the most. You mentioned breathing and pelvic floor exercises—do you think those make the biggest difference, or is it more about just learning to recognize your own arousal patterns? Either way, I can see how this would take some patience and practice, but the payoff sounds incredible.
Also, I imagine this would be amazing for your partner as well. If you can last longer and stay in control, that probably opens up more opportunities to really connect and enjoy the experience together. This whole idea has definitely piqued my interest—I might need to start practicing some of these techniques myself!
I think what makes this idea so interesting is how it challenges the traditional way we think about male orgasms. For most guys, orgasm and ejaculation are one and the same, but separating the two seems like it could lead to a lot of new possibilities. It’s almost like unlocking another level of sexual pleasure that most men never even realize is there.
I’m curious if there’s a particular technique or mindset that helps the most. You mentioned breathing and pelvic floor exercises—do you think those make the biggest difference, or is it more about just learning to recognize your own arousal patterns? Either way, I can see how this would take some patience and practice, but the payoff sounds incredible.
Also, I imagine this would be amazing for your partner as well. If you can last longer and stay in control, that probably opens up more opportunities to really connect and enjoy the experience together. This whole idea has definitely piqued my interest—I might need to start practicing some of these techniques myself!