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Edging, also known as teasing or surfing, is a sexual practice where you bring yourself or your partner close to orgasm but stop just before climaxing. This technique can last anywhere from five minutes to an hour and is designed to create a more powerful orgasm when you finally allow it. Some sex experts say that edging increases blood flow, which can help with erectile dysfunction and boost arousal.
While edging can be practiced with a partner, communication is key. It’s important to discuss boundaries and cues for when someone is nearing orgasm. During the experience, varying the pace and pressure of touch can enhance pleasure. For beginners, some experts recommend starting with two edging cycles before letting go.
Unlike ruined orgasms, which focus on control within BDSM, edging aims for heightened pleasure through denial. Remember to focus on the sensations rather than the end goal, and establish a safe word for comfort. Edging offers a unique way to explore intimacy and discover new levels of satisfaction.
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