Chastity and orgasm denial discussion

I guess the usual approach is denial over a longer stretch. But doesn’t our physiology adjust to that? Wouldn’t it work better to boost horniness by cycling through lots of orgasm episodes, then settling into an extended lock-up phase? Say you start off with as many climax sessions as you can manage for a few days or perhaps a week. Once your body gets used to expecting more frequent climaxes, you initiate the period where he is locked in place. Does this keep the guy under chastity at peak horniness levels? Or does merely keeping him secured for lengthy durations prove equally good?

I doubt our bodies adjust to horniness; there is ample proof on this board backing me up. We are unique among mammals in that we do not "go into season," as far as I can tell. This likely connects to a population bottleneck roughly 73,000 years ago triggered by a volcano in Indonesia. It seems natural selection favored hominids who remained constantly fertile rather than entering distinct cycles of "heat," staying receptive most of the year. Consequently, humans are perpetually ready. Hominids that could simply wait were largely wiped out from our genetic line because they didn't reproduce as well after that bottleneck. Our drive to propagate is so relentless that we pursued biological "cousins" like Neanderthal, who lived in the Middle East and southern Europe while early ancestors left Africa. The only things I know of that alter horniness are conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or other ailments. So for a healthy male, there is truly no risk of missing out on arousal when properly stimulated.

> efedorsj said: > I guess the usual approach is denial over a longer stretch. But doesn't our physiology adjust to that? Wouldn't it work better to boost horniness by cycling through lots of orgasm episodes, then settling into an extended lock-up phase? > Click to expand... You can still experience arousal and teasing during long-term chastity. Even after six months, being sexually teased while aroused feels incredibly frustrating... as I say; I have lived it! The key is maintaining that state where the body remains locked in its heightened responsiveness rather than adapting away from it.

That was a fascinating read, @cbtok. 'Sexy' natural selection amidst catastrophic fear. We truly *are* an incredibly stubborn line of species, aren't we? > efedorsj said: > Wouldn't it work better to boost horniness by cycling through lots of orgasm episodes, then settling into an extended lock-up phase? > Click to expand... I have pondered this myself. Over the last four years, I decided against allowing him to climax multiple times across consecutive days; this choice stems mainly from our current long-distance setup and my dislike for subdrop between our time together. However, I am eager to see what happens when that distance changes! After all, I *do* enjoy experimenting...:rolleyes: