Does Edging Really Work?

Edging is a practice to delay orgasm while having intercourse.

Edging is a practice to delay orgasm while having intercourse. Both men and women can practice edging. The edging can be performed for the following reasons:

• Part of treatment for premature ejaculation
• More intense pleasure during intercourse

Edging works but an individual must practice it for some time to master the art of edging. It helps an individual become acquainted with their own body and desires and can be a major turn-on for their partner as well. The idea behind edging is to bring yourself right on the edge of orgasm and then stop completely. This may not sound fun but not getting off at that moment but edging gives a stronger, better orgasm during the following climax.

Edging is the practice of bringing yourself or a partner to the brink of orgasmic inevitability and then backing off, thus building up to a subsequent more powerful orgasm. The trick, however, is learning how to do this properly. An individual can repeat this process as many times as they like, before finally allowing the big release. There are myriad techniques under the edging umbrella that appeal to a wide variety of end goals, from increasing sexual stamina, to simply having bigger, more satisfying orgasms. The ultimate goal of edging is a complete pleasure. Other benefits may include:

• Increases sexual stamina
• Develops sexual endurance
• Stronger and better orgasms for better relaxation of the body
• Helps last longer in the bed and helps partner with more satisfying encounter