Showing posts with label sustainable sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainable sex. Show all posts
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Orgasm and its Enemies: Karezza, Daoists, and other anti-orgasm crusaders
Every now and then, I get a barrage of messages from someone claiming that male ejaculation is bad, or that all orgasms are bad. Responding individually is time-consuming and unproductive, so I thought it would be worthwhile creating a general response. Perhaps this will help those of you who have run into these sorts of anti-orgasm fanatics.
Labels:
Daoism,
edging,
ejaculation,
ejaculation control,
karezza,
orgasm denial,
orgasms,
oxytocin,
pair bond,
semen retention,
sexual pleasure,
sustainable sex,
tantra,
tantric sex,
Taoism
Monday, March 27, 2017
Bad, good, and magnificent sex
This is another in a collection of pieces that I've written elsewhere and wanted to include in this blog. I wrote it in answer to a deceptively simple sounding question:
What is the difference between bad sex, good sex, and great sex?
Bad sex is easy. It's sex that leaves one or both people feeling bad: bored, uninvolved, hurt, used, abused, violated, shamed, humiliated, neglected, ignored, and/or unsatisfied.
Describing good or great sex is a lot harder, and it might be a good idea to divide it into two kinds, because they use different biochemical pathways in the body and brain and they feel so different:
What is the difference between bad sex, good sex, and great sex?
Bad sex is easy. It's sex that leaves one or both people feeling bad: bored, uninvolved, hurt, used, abused, violated, shamed, humiliated, neglected, ignored, and/or unsatisfied.
Describing good or great sex is a lot harder, and it might be a good idea to divide it into two kinds, because they use different biochemical pathways in the body and brain and they feel so different:
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