Desexualization of intercourse
(by Mika Sasaki, M.D.)
Male chastity as a doorway to female sexual liberation
More and more women are discovering the benefits of male chastity. Increased work output, willingness to perform basic domestic duties,
compliance and attentiveness can often be observed after a non-ejaculatory period of as little as 48 hours.
Additionally, facilitation of any subsequent training effort makes acceptance of chastity a mandatory first step in male training.
Research shows that at least 7-12 days of chastity are necessary before the male's sperm sacs become full, testosterone level
spikes and courtship kicks into high gear (the male enters the Maximum Courtship Investment period). The necessity to extend this favorable
state of arousal for the longest possible time inevitably leads to a need for the woman to seek sexual satisfaction outside of the relationship.
As soon as the male advances into the phase of "willful participation" (either through observing a much improved relationship with his
partner, or through the sexualization of his deference typical of this training philosophy) the couple usually experiences a "period of adjustment".
Their relationship evolves, aided by the chemical cocktail produced in the male by his own state of arousal.
The male is persuaded to let go of his culturally learned possessiveness, in the interest of the relationship and of continuing his training,
with the final goal of obtaining his woman's approval and praise.
Many young women are enthusiastic about this state of affairs and see their complete sexual liberation as an ulterior benefit of male chastity. They are
able to have the perfect husband obediently waiting at home, and as many good lovers as they wish.
At times, however, some women are tempted to unduly and prematurely interrupt their male's chastity regimen in order to have a sexual intercourse with their
partner. By so doing, they fail to reap the benefits of this MCI phase fully.
Desexualization
Training your male through chastity does not mean having to give up intercourse with him altogether.
Desexualization is a technique whereby one engages in sexual intercourse with a male in order to obtain satisfaction, while at the same
time denying the male the possibility to achieve an orgasm. This is useful when you need to have intercourse with your partner but do not want to
sabotage his chastity, or for purely
psychological reasons that are part of his training.
Psychological effects of desexualization
When the male is made to experience intercourse without arousal,
- The male learns that he is the object of sex, not the subject (the ensuing loss of agency is typical of Identity Reframing training)
- This leads to a spontaneous shift in his self image from aggressively sexual (predatory) to passively sexual (submissive) - his sexuality is reframed
in terms of giving pleasure rather than obtaining it
- The self image change is incompatible with sexual possessiveness as he can no longer claim any "ownership" of the female body
- If the male learns to completely dissociate intercourse from sexual arousal, sexual arousal may be more effectively reframed in terms of worshipping you and
seeking your praise through diligent service
These factors contribute to greatly enhancing the male's obedience and allowing him to let go of any possessiveness and accepting your
sexual freedom at a deep level.
Desexualizing intercourse can be seen as an enabler when the male is opposing resistance to a medium to long term extension to his
chastity regimen (playfully, his "castration").
Knowing that he will be able to make love to his woman "just like other guys" protects his ego giving Identity Reframing enough time to work its magic.
Desexualization via prosthetics
The first way in which you can achieve a desexualized intercourse is by employing a dildo harness also known as "strap-on dildo". Though the male is to remain
in his chastity belt or device, the sexual tension built up through chastity will be sufficient to obtain his compliance and best effort in pleasure-free (for him) penetrative sex.
This method makes a lot of sense for women whose partners aren't well endowed.
Desexualization via local anaesthetics
The second method is more tricky but it is definitely a powerful way to reframe the male's sexual identity by allowing regular penetration and still denying
any kind of sexual gratification. It is also very useful if you like the feel of a real, warm penis but your "others" are not available and you do not with to sabotage your partner's chastity.
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EMLA Cream is a topical anaesthetic. It works by blocking nerves from transmitting impulses to the brain. It is often used for laser hair removal or minor
surgeries. Its effects begin a couple minutes after application, though it is wise to wait at least 10-15 minutes to gauge the effects of the quantity that
has been applied.
When you want to prevent your male from achieving orgasm during a regular intercourse, apply a very small quantity of EMLA cream or similar anaesthetic (lidocaine,
benzocaine or others) on the most sensitive parts of the male's genitals: the frenum, the glans and the surrounding skin on the upper half of the penis.
The volume you should apply is that of 1 to 2 small droplets of water.
Quantity should be adjusted according to the desired effect. If you wish the male to become aroused and excited, but not be able to achieve orgasm, you should
apply a very small quantity. Intercourse can then be used
as a reward, though his chastity regimen will not be disturbed. If you wish to deprive him of any sensation during intercourse you should apply more cream.
When the equivalent
of 4 to 6 small droplets of water (in volume) is applied, the male will within 10 minutes lose any sensitivity to his appendage, so that in effect his own
penis will be turned into a "meat dildo". This is the preferred method if you wish to achieve the psychological effects described earlier.
As you experiment with the quantity and in order to avoid ending up with a pale, flaccid penis, it is useful to first allow the male to achieve a solid erection;
then, apply a cock ring to prevent blood from flowing back into the body - and only then apply the anaesthetic.
- Test for sensitivity to the anaesthetic by first doing a small test and waiting no less than 30-40 minutes
- If too much cream is applied the penis will become soft and pale, and circulation may become
reduced. If this happens, you should shake the penis vigorously in order to bring in enough blood to restore its coloration and continue monitoring for 20-30
minutes. Do not overuse
- When anaesthesized the male may completely lose sensitivity and will not notice damage inflicted to the skin and other sensitive areas
- it is important to avoid trauma by lubricating well and you should not use a chastity device on your male before 30 minutes when he will regain sensitivity
in the affected areas
Do NOT use EMLA Cream if:
- you are allergic to any ingredient in EMLA Cream or to other similar medicines
- you have the blood disorder methemoglobinemia
Contact your doctor or health care provider right away if any of these apply to you.
Before using EMLA Cream:
Some medical conditions may interact with EMLA Cream. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you have any medical conditions, especially if any of the following apply to you:
- if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding
- if you are taking any prescription or nonprescription medicine, herbal preparation, or dietary supplement
- if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substance
- if you have severe liver disease, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, or a perforated ear drum
- if you have been ill
Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with EMLA Cream. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:
- Antiarrhythmics (eg, amiodarone, dofetilide, mexiletine, tocainide), beta-blockers (eg, propranolol), cimetidine, or other medicines containing lidocaine or prilocaine because the risk of side effects or toxic effects, including heart or nerve problems, may be increased
- Acetaminophen, acetanilid, aniline dyes (eg, p-phenylenediamine), benzocaine, chloroquine, dapsone, naphthalene, nitrates (eg, nitroglycerin, isosorbide), nitrites (eg, sodium nitrite), nitrofurantoin, nitroprusside, pamaquine, para-aminosalicylic acid, phenacetin, phenobarbital, phenytoin, primaquine, quinine, or sulfonamides (eg, sulfamethoxazole) because the risk of side effects, including blood problems, may be increased
- Succinylcholine because the risk of its side effects may be increased by EMLA Cream
This may not be a complete list of all interactions that may occur. Ask your health care provider if EMLA Cream may interact with other medicines that you take. Check with your health care provider before you start, stop, or change the dose of any medicine.
The content in this article is provided for educational purposes only. Topical anaesthetics
carry a risk of overdose with potentially serious reactions.
If you do not have medical training, do not experiment. We decline any responsibility for any damage that may arise. More information
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