Sensory Deprivation
Sensory
Deprivation – is the deliberate
reduction or removal of stimuli from one or more of the senses. Simple devices such as blindfolds or hoods and earmuffs can cut off sight
and hearing respectively, while more complex devices can also cut off the sense
of smell, touch, taste, thermoception (heat-sense), and 'gravity'.
Now that we have a
working understanding of the meaning, let’s talk about how we can use this
during sex. Sensory deprivation can be
used during foreplay or right on through sex as a way to add a little something
extra to your partners’ experience. Even if you are not into the lifestyle of
BDSM, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy this. As with any thing we do with our
partners there should be trust, they are handing control of their pleasure to
you.
The most common
thing most people think of is blindfolding their partner. This heightens the
expectations of what is coming next and raises the awareness of each touch no
matter how light. Their hearing even seems to be heightened as well, picking up
on each little sound. It can feel as if your body has come truly alive, simply
by having sight temporarily removed.
There are many other
facets to sensory deprivation; such as with head phones to block the hearing or
a combination of sight and sound. Even suspending one's partner in a swing,
giving the feeling of floating. No
matter which of these you use on your partner, remember they trust you to take
care of them and keep them safe.
Besides it always fun to spice up our sex life and push our
limits a little. Have fun, I know I do.
Thank you Jessie for your thoughts!
Evelise
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