tallslenderguy(other male)
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4 years ago •
Sep 23, 2020
4 years ago •
Sep 23, 2020
In my experience, orgasm is part physical and part mental. When i was first married, my wife cried after a couple of weeks and told me i didn't care because i was cuming and would be done and she hadn't cum. It wasn't that i didn't care, i was an ignorant virgin when i married. Not saying any of this is your case, just my story. Long story short, i did care and my focus changed. i learned her anatomy, but i also purposed never to cum before her. From a Dom's perspective (which i didn't have, hey, i was a gay guy married to a woman, eek long story) i''d maybe put it a different way: train yourself not to cum until you are finished with what is happening with her. i'd give my wife multiple orgasms and she'd literally be begging and trying to force me into her, so by the time i came, she was more than spent.
It really wasn't all that hard to do, it was just a different disposition. There are triggers that make us cum that aren't necessarily physical, so i learned those and learned how to divert myself around them, or not physically be stimulated when that was happening. my wife was very sub... so was i, but i didn't really realize it at the time or but names on any of it, i was still trying to de-gay myself. But she used to say things like: "i want you to pleasure your self with me." It never occurred to her to pleasure me on her own, i was responsible or both her and my pleasure, so it wasn't a big stretch to learn to control my pleasure since she didn't have any direct control over it. i'm guessing that would not be dissimilar in a straight D/s scenario?
good luck.
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