serviceunityyc Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago I suggest we all have a notions of ideal sex play; our desires, kinks and fantasies creating our own hot story to live out. It seems (to me) very hard to find someone that connects on all those levels and chemistry of what really awakens my base desires. I mean, any interaction has to be give and take (even D/s has its roles) but all of the desires have to have mutual interest, or else someone is faking a good time. Really, its like any other relationship, and how many really good ones are out there. I often wonder, is that why hook ups are so hot? There is no pressure of what happens next because your not expecting it - your at your most honest because who cares you will never see that person again, most selfish and at the same time most willing to do something that you ever will be, because there is no commitment beyond that moment or recriminations to follow So my ask is, is that all bullshit? Does partnered or occasional partners lead to deeper experiences, or do those bonds alter the base desire on the alter of nurturing a relationship? Quote
Bearhole Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago Both forms of experience — the fleeting, pressure-free hookup and the deep, evolving connection — can be genuinely erotic and real. They just draw from different parts of our sexual selves. The key is awareness - knowing which experience you’re seeking at a given time, being honest with partners about that, and recognizing that desire is dynamic. For some, deep bonds amplify arousal; for others, novelty or distance does. For most, it’s a shifting balance between the two. Quote
verbalBTTM Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago From my own personal experiences, I would say that a regular partner offers a deeper connection and exploration. The first time with anyone is always a tad awkward, and things can be a little clumsy, especially if your sex goes beyond tab A into slob B. I'm a BDSM and ass play/FF guy, and for that type of play I get into, I need to know my partner well enough to gauge where he is at. Pushing a limit is hot, but it must be done at his pace. Rushing things can be dangerous, especially when my hand is up his ass. Breathing, moans, and muscle twitches are all signals from his body that indicate where he is at and how much more he can take. Paying attention to these subtle cues is crucial for a safe and satisfying experience. For instance, if his breathing becomes shallower or more erratic, it might signal that he's approaching his limit. Similarly, a sudden tension in his muscles or a change in the pitch of his moans can indicate discomfort or a need to slow down. Communication is key, both verbal and non-verbal. Before engaging in any play, it's essential to establish safe words and signals. This ensures that both partners feel comfortable and secure, knowing that they can stop or slow down the action at any time. Trust is built over time, and with a regular partner, you can explore each other's boundaries more freely, knowing that you have a shared understanding and respect for each other's limits. In BDSM and ass play, the art of reading your partner's body language is as important as any technique. It's about being present, attentive, and responsive to his needs and signals. For example, if he pushes his ass back against your hand or finger, it's a clear sign that he wants more. Conversely, if he pulls away or tenses up, it's a signal to ease off or stop altogether. The beauty of a regular partner in this context is the ability to build on previous experiences, to learn from each other, and to grow together. Each session becomes an opportunity to delve deeper, to push boundaries gently, and to discover new heights of pleasure and submission. It's a journey of trust, exploration, and mutual satisfaction, where the connection between partners is as important as the physical acts themselves. In conclusion, while the initial encounters might be awkward or clumsy, a regular partner provides the foundation for a deeper, more fulfilling exploration of BDSM and Assplay. It's about respect, communication, and a shared journey of discovery, where both partners can safely and confidently push their limits. Quote
RubberAustria Posted 8 minutes ago Report Posted 8 minutes ago Regular for longer sessions and random to unload quickly. I wish I had more regulars but on the other hand it is hot to know that my DNA is spread. Quote
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