What is edging to women and can it give better orgasms?

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Edging is one of the “oh-so dope” ways of enhancing a person’s orgasm and sexy time experience.

Ordinarily, run-of-the-mill orgasms are great. But what if there was a way to give yourself the mother of all orgasms while also making his orgasm even better?

The good news is that such a thing exists. All you have to do is practice this little sex move called edging. Never heard of it? Let us fill you in.

What is edging?

If you’ve ever delayed gratification just long enough for your desire to grow so fierce you feel like you’re going to burst, then you’ve already experienced the concept behind edging. Simply put, edging is when you bring yourself or your partner close to orgasm, back off before the orgasm is reached, and then build back up the sexual energy to approach the orgasm again. It’s one of the many, oh-so dope ways of enhancing a person’s orgasm and sexy time experience.

It’s also a lot like being on a rollercoaster ride. Think of the orgasm as the end of the ride: You slowly take the coaster car up toward the top of the hill, but then you come back down before you get there. Repeat the process a few more times until you’ve reached your climax.

Why does edging feel so good?

Denying yourself a cookie until your work is complete feels like a well-earned reward once you have it. The pleasure you’ll experience from edging can be just as psychological, but there’s also a pretty basic physical reason for why it’s so damn awesome.

There is increased blood flow into the pelvic area when you stop orgasm and continues stimulation. When we think of blood flow, we usually think of a male erection. But women have ‘erections’ of their clitoral organ, [and] edging creates a stronger erection for both men and women.

Can you try edging on yourself?

The best way to figure out what works for you is by trying out the edging technique during masturbation.

Women can edge by varying sensations instead of falling into a rhythmic pattern of movement. So if you typically masturbate with your fingers and prefer slow, rhythmic strokes along your clitoris, start off that way, then mix it up with faster strokes or circular motions around your clitoris. Love vibrators? Experiment with different speeds or invest in a sex toy that wouldn’t ordinarily capture your attention or imagination.

To really embrace edging, leave yourself wanting more by masturbating for a few minutes, stopping, and attempting to distract yourself by taking on another task before going back to the deed. The more excitement you build, the more powerful your orgasm.

How can you try the edging technique on your partner?

Once you’ve tried edging on yourself, if you’re ready to experiment with your partner then the first step is the most important one: communicate.

You don’t want to confuse your partner and make them wonder why it is taking you extra time to reach orgasm. Be open about your desire to edge. It’s a hot, sexual practice that a couple can enjoy together.

A few ways to get started: You could playfully push your partner aside when you get very close to orgasm or turn the attention onto them for a moment. If there’s anything you’re nervous about (like areas you do not want to be touched), establish those boundaries beforehand. Otherwise, take turns playing with different techniques to bring yourself or your partner to orgasm.