My wife said she was fine with my prostate play. She liked the intensity of ejaculations. As I started to rewire it was good to share the experience and she could get better feedback on how subtle touches were really impacting me. Nipples, inner thighs, low back, all produced small orgasmic shocks at times.
As we explored this journey, one night, I went for my Helix and she said no, not today. This led to a difficult and powerful conversation. We discovered that she did not ask permission for her vibrator but I was expected to ask permission for my helix or I was sheepish about what I want in bed.
Turns out she was concerned about sexual activity becoming about the orgasm, ejaculation, or the "getting off" and never considered that I might view the vibrator in a similar manner. I don't but she clearly saw her fear and a double standard.
I have some ambivalence about anal play. It is increased along with excitement when we play together.
The techniques of Aneros involve a different type of interaction than straight sex. Guys don't "meditate" to find the zone and orgasm. Women do take a trip in their body and find waves and have orgasms.
As we talked through all these issues we found some important insights. She realized an opportunity to coach me about the orgasm journey. She worked through feeling replaced by a piece of plastic. I am working on sheepishness. Some stuff just makes you horny. The list goes on but you get the idea.
Use the quest for more than getting off. Develop your relationship.
Anonymous
This is a beautiful blog post. Lots of men here are do not include their wife in their Aneros Journey. For those that do I applaud them. I think it does lend itself to building a stronger relationship in lots of ways. Keep us posted.
Anonymous
my wife and I are on this journey together and i think that one of the best breakthroughs we have had, was becoming LESS ejacualtion centered and more relaxed and open to other types of orgasms. I think we are blessed to be able to experience a different and certainly expanded view of our sexuality… my only gripe is that I waited 50+ years to find it!