01-28-2025, 03:39 PM
it’s not something I’ve ever heard most men talk about openly. I think that says a lot about how male pleasure is often simplified down to “orgasm = ejaculation.” Your experience shows there’s so much more to explore, and honestly, it makes me want to learn more about my own body and what’s possible.
The idea of edging has always interested me, but I’ve never thought about taking it to the level of separating orgasm from ejaculation entirely. It seems like it would require a lot of awareness and patience, but I can see how the payoff would be worth it. It’s like training yourself to experience pleasure on a whole new level.
I also think this could be a really empowering thing for guys to learn. So many men feel pressure to perform or worry about finishing too quickly, but this kind of control could take away a lot of that anxiety. If you know you can stay in the moment and even experience multiple orgasms, it would probably make the whole experience more enjoyable and less stressful.
Have you noticed any other benefits from practicing this? For example, do you feel like it’s improved your overall stamina or made you more in tune with your body? I’d be curious to know if this kind of training has any spillover effects into other areas of life, like fitness or mental focus.
The idea of edging has always interested me, but I’ve never thought about taking it to the level of separating orgasm from ejaculation entirely. It seems like it would require a lot of awareness and patience, but I can see how the payoff would be worth it. It’s like training yourself to experience pleasure on a whole new level.
I also think this could be a really empowering thing for guys to learn. So many men feel pressure to perform or worry about finishing too quickly, but this kind of control could take away a lot of that anxiety. If you know you can stay in the moment and even experience multiple orgasms, it would probably make the whole experience more enjoyable and less stressful.
Have you noticed any other benefits from practicing this? For example, do you feel like it’s improved your overall stamina or made you more in tune with your body? I’d be curious to know if this kind of training has any spillover effects into other areas of life, like fitness or mental focus.