Speaking of Sex with The Pleasure Mechanics Rethinking Refractory Myths
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Oct 12, 2024 Dive into the intriguing world of sexual pleasure and the often misunderstood refractory period. Discover how ejaculation and orgasm differ, and challenge cultural myths that hinder erotic experiences. The hosts encourage a redefinition of what satisfaction means, promoting a more inclusive view of intimacy after ejaculation. With a focus on genuine connections over conventional performance metrics, this discussion invites a deeper understanding of sexuality and the joy of exploration.
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Refractory Period: Enoughness
- The refractory period, often seen as a post-ejaculation lull, is actually a brain mechanism signaling enoughness.
- It's when pleasurable stimuli become inhibitors, like when you've had enough ice cream.
Decoupling Orgasm and Ejaculation
- Orgasm and ejaculation are not inherently linked; the perceived connection is a cultural myth.
- This myth, when internalized, can create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Examine Your Refractory Period
- Examine your own refractory period and how you experience enoughness.
- Reflect on how this feeling manifests physically and emotionally.