Homburg said:Who cares what a slave feels? A smart Owner. That's a no-brainer.
Then you are just playing little games...nurses and doctors anyone?
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Homburg said:Who cares what a slave feels? A smart Owner. That's a no-brainer.
LOL...how did you guess?serijules said:You kick puppies and pull wings off flys for fun, don't you.
mrskent said:Who cares what a slave feels or doesn't feel? A slave is there to do whatever he is ordered to do so his feelings are of no concern at all.
mrskent said:Who cares what a slave feels or doesn't feel? A slave is there to do whatever he is ordered to do so his feelings are of no concern at all.
mickyp123 said:I will openly admit that i do not and have never lived the lifestyle, but god you speak crap, have a nice day
mrskent said:oh..so thats a no, then....
So far as I have seen, "care" is a part of any healthy relationship (friendship, parent/child, partner, etc). D/s adds additional stuff (power dynamics, kink, etc) but the basis of a relationship is still there.mickyp123 said:afraid so, in any D/s relationship[ the word "care" would be apart of the dynamic
FungiUg said:So far as I have seen, "care" is a part of any healthy relationship (friendship, parent/child, partner, etc). D/s adds additional stuff (power dynamics, kink, etc) but the basis of a relationship is still there.
That whole "BDSM lifestyle where you treat full-time slaves as shit" concept is just a big wank from lonely people who have nothing on their hands other than their own genital juices. Anyone actually in a successful relationship of any kind knows better.
FungiUg said:So far as I have seen, "care" is a part of any healthy relationship (friendship, parent/child, partner, etc). D/s adds additional stuff (power dynamics, kink, etc) but the basis of a relationship is still there.
That whole "BDSM lifestyle where you treat full-time slaves as shit" concept is just a big wank from lonely people who have nothing on their hands other than their own genital juices. Anyone actually in a successful relationship of any kind knows better.
mrskent said:Wow...there goes the cod therapist..............
creamedjeans said:I am a guy and I am really into orgasm denial. There is something about a woman controlling my orgasms that just gets me going!
Anyway, I have heard that long term periods of denial, when mixed with edging, can have negative effects on a man's prostate health. From what I understand, it is a good idea to allow your guy to release every now and then...sometimes the idea is to have him come but not allow a full orgasm.
Some people will ruin a man's orgasm (letting go right as they come, placing their palm over the head of the penis so the semen will not be released) to continue long term denial. Basically, the effect of a ruined orgasm is you get a release of semen, but don't have a full satisfying orgasm. This leaves the man still horny and denied. There is also prostate milking where the man's prostate is stimulated to release seminal fluid without orgasm. I have also seen a woman used a 'slow drain' technique. She basically brings the man to the point of no return then lets go, allowing some semen to flow out. She does this several times until he cannot ejaculate further. It looks a little painful, though. It is definitely unsatisfying.
For women, I don't know of any negative effects health wise.
unfoundiamond said:I do this, self denial, when I masterbate. I love to masterbate, and watch really dirty porn (hardcore...) and I never feel like it lasts long enough, so when I get close, I will stop rubbing my clit, and allow myself to enjoy the rush. I wait untill all the sensations calm down again, and being again.
When I was still living at home with Dad and my strepmonster, They had a video that showed and talked about orgasams and multiple orgasams.
I would sneak it out of the box in the closet, and when no one was home I would watch it and make mental notes. The video was made by a Dr... I of course don't remember the name but,
The doctor on the video said getting your partner close to climax and changing stimulation, and repeating a few times with not only create a stronger orgasam, but also can help someone who has trouble with multiples (me) to have a full strong orgasam, which by removing and applying stimulation can go from one short climax and orgasam, to a peaks and valleys orgasam which is like 2 or more minutes and, is more reminiscent of a multiple orgasam.
I think orgasam denial is great,
what I just mentioned it more tecnique to create a stronger orgasam, but I combine the two,
...no wonder I come harder for myself than anyone else
unfoundiamond said:I do this, self denial, when I masterbate. I love to masterbate, and watch really dirty porn (hardcore...) and I never feel like it lasts long enough, so when I get close, I will stop rubbing my clit, and allow myself to enjoy the rush. I wait untill all the sensations calm down again, and being again.
When I was still living at home with Dad and my strepmonster, They had a video that showed and talked about orgasams and multiple orgasams.
I would sneak it out of the box in the closet, and when no one was home I would watch it and make mental notes. The video was made by a Dr... I of course don't remember the name but,
The doctor on the video said getting your partner close to climax and changing stimulation, and repeating a few times with not only create a stronger orgasam, but also can help someone who has trouble with multiples (me) to have a full strong orgasam, which by removing and applying stimulation can go from one short climax and orgasam, to a peaks and valleys orgasam which is like 2 or more minutes and, is more reminiscent of a multiple orgasam.
I think orgasam denial is great,
what I just mentioned it more tecnique to create a stronger orgasam, but I combine the two,
...no wonder I come harder for myself than anyone else
FungiUg said:Well, that's the trick with the training I've done in the past -- basically train the submissive so she is permanently aroused. Then yes, orgasm on command at any time is feasible.
FungiUg said:So far as I have seen, "care" is a part of any healthy relationship (friendship, parent/child, partner, etc). D/s adds additional stuff (power dynamics, kink, etc) but the basis of a relationship is still there.
That whole "BDSM lifestyle where you treat full-time slaves as shit" concept is just a big wank from lonely people who have nothing on their hands other than their own genital juices. Anyone actually in a successful relationship of any kind knows better.
now thats so true!!SubKekiLee said:no one does it like my Sir.....
Caitlynne said:Agreed. It is a trained response to some automatic trigger. A word. A phrase that has already been associated with arousal and orgasm. Something trained into the sub as a trigger. It's easy to do if the submissive craves it. That's really the key [and most Dominants know it], a submissive has to really want to be trained to do this. My experience is, the orgasms commanded aren't big narly ones [LOL], but they definitely are orgasms.
My Sir has me where I can cum when he wants me to without touching my kitty, He can make me cum from words alone. He also controls my orgasms alot of the time. Unless I am being bad and thats not often.....
sister76 said:Has anyone else here practiced orgasm denial? It seems like it could be a step in getting a person to come on command.
Is it harmful in any way?
FungiUg said:Well, that's the trick with the training I've done in the past -- basically train the submissive so she is permanently aroused. Then yes, orgasm on command at any time is feasible.