I'd first like to thank Ruined-Julie for contributing this post. Full disclosure, Kevin and I tried the ruined orgasm and it didn't work well for us. Julie's writing certainly makes me want to give it another try. I did some quick editing but not too much. Thanks again Julie!
The "ruined orgasm" is a sexual technique that provides intense sensations that you can use in the bedroom to send your partner into sexual ecstasy. It is also, without a doubt, the least understandable technique and is largely under-used to bring even more pleasure to both partners.
This post is primarily intended for women, but gentlemen, you are also invited to read it (and if you like it, then I encourage you to pass it on to your wife, partner or girlfriend). I hope this post will correct some of the misconceptions about the "ruin" of male orgasm, convince you to try it (tonight for example), and help you learn how to achieve it properly. Even if you don't succeed the first few times the learning process alone is intensely fun for both of you and once you learn to perform things correctly the reward will surprise you.
I guess the biggest misunderstanding about ruined orgasms comes from the word "ruined". It has a negative connotation. It suggests something unpleasant, something you would do to someone you don't really love. Presumably, you love your man. You want him to be happy. Orgasms make him happy and you like to give him big and wonderful orgasms. Why would you want to "ruin" his orgasms? It doesn't make any sense.
The name is simply inaccurate. A perfectly "ruined" orgasm is still an orgasm! It is not ruined (in the sense of annihilating, spoiling) at all! It will feel profoundly different, but it will always be WONDERFUL - especially if you use it as a way to prolong your lovemaking!Â
The orgasm called "ruined" is a special kind of climax, reached in a very specific way, which triggers a slightly different sequence of physical, emotional and hormonal reactions in his body. He or she will experience the "ruined" orgasm in a profoundly different way than a "classic" orgasm. For a man who is used to receiving and expecting a "classic" orgasm (i.e. all men), the sudden surprise of new, unexpected and different sensations could be mistaken for disappointment. I think that's where the term "ruined" comes from. He hopes for a very specific fantastic sensation, but you give him a slightly different (but still fantastic) feeling instead, and his irrational instinctive reaction may be frustration.…