ElanSubdued -> RE: Maintaining it through the pain (1/28/2008 9:36:12 AM)
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ATP, My first thought after reading your OP was "gee, ya sure know how to take the fun out of things". More seriously now, every reply you've received up to now is, in my opinion, pretty much spot on. But, I'll add my own two bits into the ring too. The whole staying erect thing, to me, is a non issue. Were this my concentration during play, it would be the fastest way for me to lose my erection. Sometimes when I play, I'm not erect at all. Other times, the mast is at full salute. And, of course, there are many variations in between. At all times, my focus is on my partner and the affection we're sharing and communicating, not on my cock. Many things influence a man's ability to gain and maintain an erection. A lot of people here discussed reaction to pain play. This is one thing, but day-to-day things have a huge impact too. So, for example, if you're tired and have had a very stressful day, your body may reflect this. Another time I've found erection difficult to maintain is when doing BDSM play that is new and extremely edgy for me. Usually, during this kind of play, my partner's attention is far from my cock (unless the type of play happens to involve the cock). Her attention is on me, making sure I'm safe, caressing my emotions, and enjoying our two-way communication. So yes, here's another vote for "your cock will do what it wants to do". I'm not saying mindset can't influence erection. Sometimes it's fun to purposely play with erection/orgasm rules, but I think it's better when these are more playful than concrete. "Oh, I see someone's happy... let's see how happy he is after another few swats" is playful whereas "stroke for me boy... you must orgasm in x seconds (or x strokes) otherwise you don't get to cum" is a setup for failure. Failure scenarios usually cause me to lose my erection immediately because all I can concentrate on are feelings of disobeying and failing my partner. Not a good way to spend intimate time with someone and as thetammyjo pointed out, potentially damaging. Just enjoy spending time with your partner and don't worry so much about the flag pole. That's my advice. Elan.
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