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Simultaneous Orgasm

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Is simultaneous orgasm a myth? Or an attainable goal? In this episode we unpack the idea of simultaneous orgasms and give you the tools and techniques you need if you want to explore that elusive experience of simultaneous orgasm.

Simultaneous orgasm is often depicted as the ultimate climax for a sexual encounter. Hollywood tells us that if the chemistry is right, and both people are into the sex, their arousal cycles will magically align and they will reach orgasm at the very same moment and then collapse in a heaving heap of afterglow. This idea puts a lot of pressure on people and drains joy and pleasure out of otherwise great sexual experiences.

If the idea of “mismatched libido” is stressing you out in your relationship, be sure to check out our Rethinking Libido podcast series.

Simultaneous orgasms are possible, but they are not easy to orchestrate. If a simultaneous orgasm is something you want to shoot for, there are many skills to develop first. These skills include:

  • Both partners learning the Edging Technique
  • Both partners knowing and understanding their own unique arousal patterns
  • Erotic communication in and out of bed
  • Exploring different combinations of sexual activities to build arousal towards a mutual climax
  • Syncing up orgasm

Some couples love having erotic goals to work towards. If it is exciting to you to have a goal and explore all the skills to get you there, go for it. But other people balk under pressure from an erotic goal, and that pressure can make orgasms hard to come by. So if it is a joyous, loving adventure for you to explore having simultaneous orgasms, go for it! Otherwise, enjoy the sex you are having and let go of any false orgasm hierarchies.  

Here is the letter from a podcast listener that inspired this episode.

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Subject: Nailed it!

Message Body:

You gals are just about the best thing I’ve come across. My partner and I have been together for 9 years. My desire went out the window with the birth of our daughter over 3 yrs ago. Binge-Listening to you talk while I work is a valuable, steady reminder of the importance of sex for a strong relationship. Nobody else is talking about this in the way you do.  To continually be stressing how important touch, communication and pleasure are in a relationship. Your relentlessness in covering all that is important in love, has helped me change my approach on a fundamental level. Your continued offerings provide such depth and your constant perseverance in sharing these topics is necessary to provide a foundational shift of thinking. Your passion and knowledge is just overwhelmingly radical. My relationship is constantly shifting and GROWING! And I am absolutely giving you props for helping me to find a voice in my own growth.You have helped us communicate more specifically and more often about what we need and want from each other, which we are learning is CONSTANTLY required.

I share your podcast with almost everyone! And currently your most recent podcast about Gender (amazing) is being circulated among our high-school teachers. I save podcasts for my daughter to listen to when she’s a teenager, and straight-out talk about sex with just about everyone, as if it’s a normal part of One’s daily chit chat. You guys are breaking trail for a world of growth!

Last night we sent our daughter  out for a sleepover, and had a sexy date where we left each other completely gassed as if we were teenagers again. But better!! At lunch-time, I playfully exposed his penis while he was on a work call and gave him a quick teaser suck before we ate and talked about what we wanted to do later. Then we went out for dinner, no underwear on either one of us, he snuck a lick of my pussy when nobody was around. Then we spent 3 hours of passionate foreplay mixed with a little penetration with champagne and chocolate fondue. Neither of us cumming until the very end (which I love because as soon as I cum I am ready for sleeping and the party is over). We finally went to bed (at an ungodly hour), and woke up early to have another go before getting up for work this morning.

So, my final note is a question: Do you have any advice for continuing after I orgasm? I feel after I orgasm, that all my sexual tension is gone, and I am no longer motivated to continue, and I just want it to be finished so we can move on with our day, or go to sleep. My preference is that we cum together, or at around the same time, which we may or may not coordinate. But I’m never disappointed nonetheless. It’s just extra special when it works out. Any tips?

Love you!!

Juicy

Bonus: It’s Not A Vibrator, It’s A Satisfyer

 

This episode is archived. This bonus episode was brought to you from the Sex Expo 2017, where Chris spoke with sexual wellness educators about their favorite sex toy for the clitoris: The Satisfyer Pro. We spoke about female masturbation as both a pleasure and self-care practice, how to create a more fulfilling masturbation practice and why your choice of sex toys matters.

You can find the Satisfyer Pro here*

Check out the great sexual wellness work of Megwyn White and Anita Boeninger


* please note some links on this page are affiliate links, and if you choose to make a purchase we will receive a small percentage as thanks for the referral. We only link to resources we know, trust and love!

Celebrating Masturbation

This episode has been archived.

In this episode, w e spoke with Dr. Chris Donaghue at the Sex Expo in Brooklyn. In this episode, we covered:

  • why we ALL can benefit from masturbating, no matter our relationship status
  • the joys and benefits of masturbating
  • how to add thrills and variety with Tenga toys
  • what happens when we get honest about masturbation
  • why masturbation can be an act of joyful rebellion

Attraction In Long Term Relationships

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How important is physical attraction in long term relationships? When do you feel most attractive? What attracts you to your partner?

In this podcast, we tackle the sticky topic with compassion and humor. We cover:

  • the many kinds of attraction
  • focusing on looking good vs. feeling good
  • the catch-22 of high heels
  • how being in a long term relationship can redefine the experience of attraction
  • the many seasons and cycles of attraction in a long term relationship
  • simple practices to create a more affectionate, loving and expressive relationship

Attraction of all kinds- physical, sexual, emotional, spiritual – is an essential component of human sexuality. But attraction is a tricky topic to unpack – how do we identify authentic attractions within the murky waters of cultural scripts?

 

How To Have Spontaneous Sex

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Here is how to have more spontaneous sex – without enduring the common pitfalls of quickies!

Most people want more spontaneous sex – but we also know that the body and mind need to be prepared for orgasmic, satisfying sex. Arousal takes time to build – so what space does that leave for spontaneous sex and quickies?

In this episode we cover:

  • how to capture the energy and excitement of spontaneous sex
  • how to prolong foreplay over days and weeks
  • how to stay warm so it is easier to get hot
  • the importance of spontaneous affection
  • the difference between spontaneous sex and quickies
  • the kind of quickies to have more of – and the kind of quickies to avoid

We also cover spontaneous sex in Episode 154, featuring Esther Perl on the myth of spontaneous sex.

This episode was inspired by the following question, submitted by a listener:

Dear Pleasure Mechanics,

My husband found you about six months ago when my relationship was really at a standstill. I never enjoyed sex the way we had been having it but didn’t know what to ask for.  He hated that I wasn’t enjoying it, so stopped initiating it. Before we found you, we didn’t have sex for about a year and were both kind of giving up on it. Then through the magic of google he found you, and signed up for the foreplay course. Your course helped us start more conversations and I was able to ask for the kind of warm up I now know my body needs before I can enjoy intercourse. Turns out he was more than happy to provide once I was able to ask. For this, I thank you.

I hope I am not pushing my luck here by asking for more help. My question is about spontaneous sex. Now that I know I need lots of time for warm-up, does that rule out quickies? Is spontaneous sex ever an option?

Thanks again for all your help,

Monica

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