| Jina Envy |
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| Written by Luke | |
| Friday, 07 March 2008 | |
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Some of us are lucky enough to have multi-orgasmic partners. How does this affect your relationship with each other and with others?
On a good (miraculous) night out I might be able to orgasm 3 times. Each orgasm being harder to achieve and less satisfying the previous one. Typically, if I can rip one or two off a night I'm pretty satisfied with my performance2. Anecdotally, I think my experience is fairly typical. Meanwhile my female partners seem to be able to satisfy themselves in every which way. Time and time again. There is a certain injustice about working hard for your second orgasm when you can see your wife across the room trying to stop herself from having number 12. *** So why is it an issue? So what if your orgasm ratio is 10:1 ? I should be pleased that my partner is cumming over and over and over again with seemingly Of course I am pleased she had her twelfth orgasm just before she fell off the chandelier. But the issue arises about the difference between the way men and women seem to approach sex. For many women, sex is satisfying even if they don't orgasm. You know the situation. You are making love with your partner, she doesn't If you can raise the courage to ask, she'll tell you that she doesn't always need to cum to be satisfied. Most guys just can't understand that reasoning. In general,3 men have sex for one reason and one reason only - the orgasm. Whereas women reputedly have sex for tenderness, to be desired, for intimacy and to appreciate all the things men see as ancillary benefits. These drives can be explained from our prehistoric origins - man the hunter, woman the nurturer. So there's the issue. The girls get the thing they don't need in abundance. The guys on the other hand are totally driven towards orgasm and have to be content with less of what they want. Is it any wonder it is fertile ground for envy? *** If you disagree with my suggestion that men are totally orgasm focussed then you'll disagree with all of this next part. If you accept that a man is more driven towards orgasm, read on. There comes a point of no return. The point at which the guy is so totally focused on his orgasm that stopping could be very difficult. I'm not suggesting that stopping is impossible, just costly. Potentially a change of plan at the critical moment can result in no outcome at all! So when I am about to cum with a partner (possibly the first of the night) and Paula says stop! I do feel a little jealousy. I am working on #1 and she has just had #6 . If flight control decides to change airports when I am already in the landing pattern ... it can be harsh. *** Just being polite can cause it to happen. Once I've cum, if fucking is the main course, then the meal is over. So of course, like any gentleman I try to cum last. That can also result in a no show if the whole thing gets called off at the last minute. *** Accepting that a man has a one track mind when he is about to climax has created issues for us too. For me it is hard to be intimate at the 'critical moment'. In fact about the only thing I can do at the 'critical moment' is keep breathing - and sometimes not even that! This can cause a bit of friction. I develop one track tunnel vision just before I cum. If someone else wants some attention then it may be hard to distract me. Is Jina Envy fair? - nope - not at all. Is it real? - yep - for me. Is it acceptable - I dont know - you be the judge. ____ 1. There's a prize to the first person who can comment explaining what that cryptic remark is all about. 2. I'm not advertising the fact that I'm a dud fuck. In my defence I can keep it up as long as is necessary, but I just don't seem to personally benefit from the endurance! 3. Please don't send me hate mail for being a generalist. I know there are expectations, and I would love to hear about them in the comments. Just don't hate me for stating the obvious. |
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