Edging

Edging is a sexual practice where a person is brought close to orgasm, but the orgasm is repeatedly prevented or delayed. This can be an exciting and tantalizing way to explore your own body and sexual pleasure. By creating a higher level of sexual tension and building a strong orgasm, edging can lead to a more intense and satisfying experience.

Some people practice edging as a form of masturbation, where they bring themselves close to the edge of orgasm and then stop or slow down the stimulation to prolong the pleasure. This can create a sense of control and allow for exploring different levels of sexual arousal.

Edging can also be a fun and exciting activity to do with a partner. By bringing your partner close to orgasm and then alternately slowing down or changing the stimulation, you can create an intense feeling of anticipation and pleasure. This can strengthen trust and intimacy between partners and add an extra dimension to the sexual relationship.

Whether performed alone or with a partner, edging can be a way to explore your own sexuality and achieve a deeper connection with your own body and desires. It's a technique that requires patience, attention and responsiveness, but the reward can be an incredibly intense and satisfying sexual experience.

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