Is this due to more women orgasming more frequently today??
The sexologists' advice shows a distinct lack of imagination IMO.
A forum member shared some interesting lore with me privately, which caused me to revise this page:"Spiritual Brides of Early Christianity."
Here's an excerpt:
I'm ashamed to say I clicked on this. But solely for the good of the community...
According to a news article....
Meghan Markle has been accused of changing Prince Harry's personality for the worse since their royal wedding in May 2018, according to royal insiders.Harry has allegedly been "quite grumpy and aloof from his own inner circle of staff."
In this video a man explains karezza to a guy who may be ejaculating too frequently. This might help someone new to the concept understand how karezza can makes sense. Karezza discussion begins around minute 12. If you don't want to watch the video, you can read the article on this same page.
As part of preparing for an examination, I'm reading a book called "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis. Here, the word "anaphrodisiac" is defined, but not without a piece of the author's mind.
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Anaphrodisiac (Ən-af′-rƏ-DIZ′-ee-ak′)—both a noun and an adjective. Saltpeter is
supposedly an anaphrodisiac; so, some people say, is a cold shower, which is highly
doubtful. The best temporary anaphrodisiac is probably sexual intercourse.
"
In the context of Cupid's Poisoned Arrow. Makes total sense!
Is constant arousal normal, when doing Karezza?