Kinks & Fetishes – What does Orgasm Control mean?
Orgasm Control
Orgasm Control is a kink where one partner decides when, how and whether the other may come, using permission, edging, denial or forced orgasms.
What does Orgasm Control mean?
Orgasm comes from the Greek “orgasmos”, meaning excitement or swelling, and orgasm control is kink shorthand for handing that peak over to someone else. One partner decides when, how and whether the other may come. It’s an umbrella term. It covers asking permission to come, edging, ruined orgasms, denial for a while, and forced orgasms, where someone is made to come again and again. Many people use it as a light power exchange inside an ordinary sex life.
What’s the difference between orgasm control and orgasm denial?
Orgasm control is the whole toolbox, orgasm denial is one tool in it. Denial means not being allowed to come, for a session or longer. Control can just as well mean being told to come right now, on a count, or more often than you think you can. The common thread is that the decision belongs to your partner.
How do you start with orgasm control?
Start small. Agree that your partner says when you may come, and ask out loud before you do. Talk beforehand about what’s in, such as edging, denial or multiple orgasms, and what isn’t. Keep a safe word for when it stops being fun, since overstimulation can quickly tip from intense to uncomfortable. Afterwards, a cuddle and a quick chat about how it felt help you fine-tune next time.