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mt commented on 02/06On a semi-related note, here's another assignment: Try out the Aneros. This is even better thatn saving for the future; it's more like receiving compound dividends. Using this device doesn't require saving up, rather it increases your ability to furhter your cause.
HP commented on 02/06My Goodness! This all just doesn't quite sound right or natural! I too equate this with stifling a sneeze or well, being constipated or something. It's just not healthy, but I have always applauded any lover who is open-minded enough to experiment and attempts to heighten our sexual experience, as I have a few tricks of my own... although, I haven't heard of any female versions of injaculations... wouldn't even want to go there. I sometimes expel an amount of ejaculate myself, (if I'm really lucky) and would never want to plug it up!
LJ commented on 02/06Boys, you obviously didn't read ALL the directions, and you've failed miserably at a technique that at least three other men I know have mastered. Again, it's the details that matter. Men need to practice circulating the energy, so the key is to start circulating blood BEFORE you get to the point of needing to use the 'million dollar point.' This is accomplished by using the big muscles of the hips and pelvis to draw the energy-infused blood out of the penis and into circulation. By doing so, you can keep your stimulation level well below the ejaculatory threshold. That's not to say you don't ORGASM. Orgasm and ejaculation do not have to coincide. It is possible to orgasm without ejaculating, and vice versa. Much like the ropes and harnesses in rock climbing, the 'million dollar point' isn't designed to keep you from ejaculating evey time, but a "backup safety system." The idea is to prevent yourself from getting to this point in the first place. By circulating your sexual energy througjout your body, you can reach a full-body orgasm without blowing your wad all over your partner and the sheets. Not to brag, but I have had orgasms without ejaculation, that are full-body, long-lasting (30 to 90 seconds) and quite mind-blowing for both my partner and myself. The only way to corroborate this is to learn it for yourself. By the way, it took some time and practice, but it's well worth the effort.
zen commented on 02/07'injaculation' can be more harmful than ejaculating as the energy that you supposedly stop at the perineum should be regularily moved or else it will probably cause more problems around your prostrate. I think you'll find the idea is about keeping life energy free flowing throughout your whole body and even your day. It is certainly about more than just a one off toss with your hand trapped on your bollocks to get your rocks off. but a good read and nice to see that it is coming into the public area at long last. yours
ds commented on 02/07No trick at all. I do this every time,without trying. Of course it's because I broke my neck and did severe damage to my spinal cord. It's not a proceedure I recommend. No particular enlightenment has ensued in my case. Maybe I just don't have the right attitude.
BC commented on 02/07I love you, Grant, but I had to stop reading as I got dizzy and seriously ill just thinking about it. I want to be open minded, but, aaaagh. You are a brave one.
JM commented on 02/08Why didn't you contact Woody Harrelson for this? Well done again, Grant. I think this is your best written one to date. Peace.
da commented on 02/08Hi! A well written and giggle inducing piece, but you sure have the wrong idea about male orgasms. It's too complicated to really explain in a little text box like this, but the basic gist is that ejaculation and orgasm are seperate processes, and it's the latter that you're really after. When you get it to work, you don't ejaculate outside or inside, you just come (and come and come...when it really works, anyway). Go read either _The Multiorgasmic Man_ or _The Multiorgasmic Couple_ to get the full lowdown. I'm only 28 and I have no ponytail (although I have been known to wear a sarong), but hooboy is it worth it.
AB commented on 02/09I'm sorry, but you've got it all wrong. Tantric sex for men is not about blocking your ejaculation and forcing it into your bladder. That's mechanically possible, but yucky, as you discovered. Rather, you can learn to have orgasms *without* ejaculating. Physiologically, you start to orgasm *before* you start to ejaculate. By paying attention to your whole body (not just your dick), breathing consciously, and backing off on genital stimulation when you start to orgasm but before you start to ejaculate, you can have orgasm after orgasm, like women do, without losing arousal between orgasms. It's amazing. Read _The Multi-Orgasmic Man_ by Mantak Chia and Douglas Abrams. Do the exercises. You'll get it. It will change your sex life. And yes, you can learn to direct sexual energy up into the rest of your body and spirit. But that takes consistent physical and spiritual practice, not just a jackoff contest with your buddy. Best of luck with this amazing gift, Anthony Barreiro
cmc commented on 02/09IT WORKS! I stumbled on this practice in my own explorations, trying to stretch my time to payoff, I would pick a time on the clock and not let my self GO until said time. Pressing on the nether land it seems would back everything up until, BANG! It definately made my eyes roll. It's like working out for sex. When the payoff comes, it comes hard! Practice solo and then impress your friends.
mf commented on 02/09You call it "injaculation." What it is, technically, is retrograde ejaculation, a common phenomenon among those men who have had prostate surgery. The orgasm is strong. The "cum" shoots backward into the bladder,and, as observed by your reporter,, urine has a "head" on it. If you pee right away, that is, right after coming, you will be able to see the thick blob of cum in the toilet bowl. In fact, for men who want to conceive there's a way of filtering the urine through a kind of special cloth while in a doctor's office. The technician uses a syringe to draw cum from the cloth and thereby salvage some sperm, enough, it is said, to permit conception.
kkg commented on 02/11"Taoists, shamans, tantric kooks and even sarong-wearers (e.g. Steven Seagal) are pressing their perinea and injaculating like there's no tomorrow." Why would a Sarong-wearing Steven Seagal do this by himself? Did you try this method with a partner? Does this yield the same lackluster results?
sm commented on 04/10Hi you were not pressing the right spot , it is a little further back , and you must breat in threw the nose and pull energy up , and contract pc muscel
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