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09/09/2023 4:09 am
When I was a kid, I loved astronomy. I used to freeze my b***s off observing the stars and planets at night in the winter with my puny telescope. One thing I learned was that, to see very dim objects, you must not look at them directly, but slightly to the side. This is because the retina is more sensitive to light slightly off centre.
Strangely, I have found the same to be true with sensations in the prostate: I feel them more acutely if I focus my attention slightly away form it, rather than directly. For example, the tailbone area, the pubis (my current favourite), the perineum etc. I was wondering if any other members have noticed the same phenomenon?
Ggringo reacted
09/09/2023 11:37 pm
I can relate to the astronomy analogy but my focus there is on seeing into the solar system and feeling suitably insignificant. At the moment Venus is doing its "morning star" thing , Jupiter is high in the early morning sky and the moon has been playing tag with Jupiter as it wanes.
Often I will stand outside naked in the morning and play with my nipples while observing the sky. My orgasmic waves play with my legs and my anus and muscular spasms wave up through my body adding to the awe of the planetary display.
lanoix reacted
09/13/2023 2:37 am
@clenchy alas most of the modern world tends toward if not actually embracing this error 😜 Even in my small town the street light worshipers try their best to block out the night sky with over-copious amounts of largely ineffective light
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