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LuckyAlbatross -> RE: pain pleasure conditioning (6/9/2007 7:53:31 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross Once I see where things are to start with, I'd play with them- change up speeds, change emotional and physical intensity by working with alcohol or endorphines or adrenalines, change intensity of hitting. My ex master was very fond of reminding me that "warm ups are for masochists." So if I want someone to begin to be a masochist, warming up would be important. umm that doesn't sound like such a good idea, at least by any standard i've seen, that is unless you mean by applying rubbing alcohol to the outside of the body and not ingesting drinking alcohol but by the context i would guess the latter...just my not so humble opinion Though I could be wrong, I think what LA meant was a glass of wine or a drink to loosen up the nerves somewhat, not getting someone drunk then playing with them..there's a big difference between someone who's totally inebriated and someone with a bit of a buzz.. just my two cents.. As for the OP..I hate pain, detest it, but throw in some sexual stimulation and it's a whole different story..clothespins are also great, as has been mentioned. Pinning something ..nipples, earlobes, etc etc, then going to the point of orgasm and removing them at the same instant -grinz- you may want to try it. That being said, I don't know that I will ever equate pain with pleasure, other than the psychological pleasure I get from knowing I'm pleasing the person I'm with, which is enough for me in most cases.. -a Well ditto to your whole darn post. Yes, I meant just a glass of wine or something to begin to relax and let the happy chemicals flow. And ditto on the non masochism thing as well- some people just don't have that sort of brain/body chemistry. I think we can all raise our endurance levels and gain pleasure from the painful experience through a myriad of motivations- but some people really aren't masochists, and some people really just don't process some forms of pain as pleasure.
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