Edging is when you intentionally delay an orgasm to make sexual activity last longer. It can prolong pleasure, help you get to know your body better, and result in a stronger orgasm. Edging is safe to ...

Edging is a way to naturally extend sexual activity. It isn’t bad for your or harmful — it can actually be quite enjoyable. People who practice edging bring themselves to the brink, or edge, of climax ...

Miley Cyrus wasn’t talking about an orgasm when she sang, “Ain’t about how fast I get there”—but she might as well have been. Don’t get me wrong: A quickie can be super hot and fun. And yet, I’d bet ...

Edging sexually means stopping stimulation before you come, waiting about 30 seconds, and then stimulating yourself again, repeating until you’re ready to orgasm. Share on Pinterest Edging (also ...

Coming or reaching an orgasm is the first thing on your mind when you start having sex. But in the pursuit of it, you forget what an ultimate orgasm feels like. The regular foreplay, oral and then P ...

Surfing isn’t just for the sea, it’s also for sex. Edging, otherwise known as peaking or surfing, is the art of controlling an orgasm during sex. More specifically it’s the practice of stopping ...

Q. My husband has started trying to withhold his orgasms, having read an article about how it can make them more intense. However, it now means that our sex sessions last for ages, even after I have ...