So this is something I never used to be able to do but am personally getting good at and kind of enjoy.
I kind of assume it's easier for men than women in m/f situations but don't really know. In my mind maybe a woman saying to a man, for example, "Now! cum for me now!" Is probably better than her saying "no, not yet wait for meee, damn youuu"
Haha but I've never said or thought that ever Of course lot's of women cum fast too! but, ya know.
Whenever I've told a man to cum whether IRL or on cam most of them usually can even if they last a long time otherwise! Almost instantly :whistle:
While there's nothing worse IMO then having sex IRL or performing a fancy internet show and have someone impatiently, or abruptly being like "Are you gonna cum yet" almost testy like and you feel "maybe I was but now that I'm under pressure and the clock is ticking probably no not ever!"
And also I don't mean like having a 80 second private show on MFC and some douchenheimer is like "cum baby cum for me now" not yet! I can't yet!
I can't do that.
But I can do it via internet as well as real life within the appropriate time window of orgasm level arousal. Like within a minute or two of someone saying so I find I can and sometimes prefer or find it easier. Otherwise I can go on forever. Maybe it IS being told as opposed to asked
I find it very interesting! And the psychology behind it. Looking it up, it's considered part of a submission thing which it can be, but I don't necessarily see it that way. Personally sometimes it's more of a reminder to focus, as someone who can be easily distracted. :lol: haha I'm not sure how to look at it. Plus IRL I think I've dealt with more dominant types that love to be told to as well. But on cam I deal with a lot more submissive types who need it too.
So I don't know! Maybe more men just love it in general! But I like it too.
So much of it is mental so I guess I'm just curious if more people find it a turn on or a turn off and why. Especially since for me personally it's something I used to dislike but now do. Wow This turned into a novel.
Thoughts? Opinons? Experiences? Care to share?
I kind of assume it's easier for men than women in m/f situations but don't really know. In my mind maybe a woman saying to a man, for example, "Now! cum for me now!" Is probably better than her saying "no, not yet wait for meee, damn youuu"
Haha but I've never said or thought that ever Of course lot's of women cum fast too! but, ya know.
Whenever I've told a man to cum whether IRL or on cam most of them usually can even if they last a long time otherwise! Almost instantly :whistle:
While there's nothing worse IMO then having sex IRL or performing a fancy internet show and have someone impatiently, or abruptly being like "Are you gonna cum yet" almost testy like and you feel "maybe I was but now that I'm under pressure and the clock is ticking probably no not ever!"
And also I don't mean like having a 80 second private show on MFC and some douchenheimer is like "cum baby cum for me now" not yet! I can't yet!
I can't do that.
But I can do it via internet as well as real life within the appropriate time window of orgasm level arousal. Like within a minute or two of someone saying so I find I can and sometimes prefer or find it easier. Otherwise I can go on forever. Maybe it IS being told as opposed to asked
I find it very interesting! And the psychology behind it. Looking it up, it's considered part of a submission thing which it can be, but I don't necessarily see it that way. Personally sometimes it's more of a reminder to focus, as someone who can be easily distracted. :lol: haha I'm not sure how to look at it. Plus IRL I think I've dealt with more dominant types that love to be told to as well. But on cam I deal with a lot more submissive types who need it too.
So I don't know! Maybe more men just love it in general! But I like it too.
So much of it is mental so I guess I'm just curious if more people find it a turn on or a turn off and why. Especially since for me personally it's something I used to dislike but now do. Wow This turned into a novel.
Thoughts? Opinons? Experiences? Care to share?