Elle
“Hovering”
Making touch newly pleasurable, over and over
You know how the moments when you first sink into a warm bath are often the best part? Or how the first bite of a favorite food is so much better than the later ones? Well, the same principle can apply to sexual pleasure. Women have discovered brilliant ways to get that first burst of pleasure over and over again.
There’s a fresh intensity to the first moments the vagina is penetrated compared to the forty-forth stroke in a session. Same with touching the clitoris - touch that feels exciting at first often looses its ‘oomf’ within a few minutes as the body gets used to the feeling. The big insight: you can repeat the ‘magic’ of the first touch over and over just by taking a break or briefly moving the mind’s attention to something else.
In the same session, touch that felt amazing at first can loose it’s oomf as the body gets used to the feeling.
A change or physical distraction from touch or penetration as the “fade” starts to happen will recreate those electric first moments of clit touch or penetration. You can spread them out and build up little bursts throughout a session to get a new “first” sensation, with the fresh wave of pleasure.
“I need breaks in between touch to prevent overstimulation and keep those delicious feelings of pleasure fresh.”
“When it’s just going in, it’s wonderful, like ‘this is what I’ve been missing’ type of feeling.”
“I need breaks in between touch to prevent overstimulation and keep those delicious feelings of pleasure fresh.”
“When it’s just going in, it’s wonderful, like ‘this is what I’ve been missing’ type of feeling.”
Lot’s of people think of changing positions as the way to keep penetration exciting. But many have realized it’s actually the little intermission the body gets that renews the pleasure. So, using this idea, whenever the pleasure starts to fade, try pulling all the way out for a while before gently penetrating again.
Elle
“Hovering”
Rosalinda
“The dramatic pause”
Just like with penetration, touch on the clit often feels great. . . still great. . . and then, less great. More like ho-hum. Sometimes just a break for air makes all the difference. At the first sign the clit’s sensitivity is getting stale, stop touching it and touch nearby for a while before returning for a fresh touch.
“Alone and with my husband, when the feeling from my clit is not feeling as great anymore, taking a pause to kiss for a minute recharges the pleasure I can get.”
Jessica
“Change of exposure”
Many women renew the sensation by shifting attention to a different area of the body for a while. Some even discover ways to ‘shock’ their system to reset the pleasure: a little spank, a stream of cool breath, a dab of an ice cube or even a gentle bite. After the distraction, the stimulation or penetration that was happening before can feel new again.
“When I am bitten on my inner upper thigh, this is almost like a reset for me when receiving oral pleasure and then when they go back to my vulva, it’s new again.”
Zosia
“Revitalizing slaps”
Some women give their clit a break during intercourse just by slightly shifting their hips for a moment so their clit isn’t getting any contact. The contrast and temperature change can enable a fresh wave of pleasure when the clit is moved back into the action.
“When sex feels stagnant, I move my butt up so my clitoris can just feel air and not be touched for a minute. Then after, I can feel the pleasure more.”
“I love receiving oral sex, and then having my partner stop and kiss other places for a while. That makes me crave the touch more, increases my arousal, and when they come back to my vagina, it feels fresh again.”
“Switching between types of stimulation or different activities altogether gives a lot of little ‘firsts.’”
“I love receiving oral sex, and then having my partner stop and kiss other places for a while. That makes me crave the touch more, increases my arousal, and when they come back to my vagina, it feels fresh again.”
“Switching between types of stimulation or different activities altogether gives a lot of little ‘firsts.’”
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