xxxPantero
04-25-2003, 12:49 AM
Here\'s a formal paper I busted out for no reason (not for a class) on something I made up that I call \"Orgasm Linking\". Everyone let me know your reactions to this... thanx in advance. It took me about an hour, and all the knowledge was gained from books, but these are the things I remembered instead of having to look up.
Orgasm Linking
I. Pavlov’s Dogs
In the mid-1900’s Ivan Pavlov performed a world-famous experiment on conditioning. His subjects were his dogs. When he rang a bell, the dogs did not react. When he presented a bowl of food, they began to salivate.
His next step was to ring the bell seconds before he presented the food. Consciously, the dogs ignored this. They did not care about the bell, but as soon as the food was presented, they salivated.
The final step was when Pavlov rang the bell, and did not present the food. This time, however, the dogs did salivate, because they had subconsciously associated the bell with the food.
Ivan Pavlov had conditioned the dogs to react to the bell as they would with food.
II. Human Experiments
Pavlov’s experiment was duplicated on a human baby shortly afterwards, this time pairing the sound of a hammer and a white rat. The child was afraid of the hammer, but not of the rat. But eventually the child was conditioned to be afraid of the rat. This experiment would be illegal today (due to ethical concerns) but at that time, the researchers did not consider the long-term effects on the child. But it showed that conditioning works on humans, as well.
III. In Relation to Orgasms
It is reported that many women who were teenagers during the 1950’s are able to have orgasms from kissing and/or having their breasts massaged. This is no accident. When those same females were adventurous young women, the only sexual pleasure they could receive from their boyfriends (due to moral, social, practical, physical, and ethical standards at the time) was often heavy petting. As a result, these women learned to achieve orgasms though heavy petting – they forced themselves to. Let’s see if we can take this a step further.
IV. Conditioning Orgasms
When a man or woman orgasms, the entire body is involved. Yet we feel the most intense pleasure in our genitals, right? Wrong. Different individuals have reported that the concentration was in places other than their genitals, sometimes even being completely spread out through their entire bodies
Now, let’s take into consideration this information: if the entire body is reacting during orgasm, then one can say that the body would be “reminded” of orgasm if the reactions were presented without the direct sexual stimulation. This is why sometimes women who \"exaggerate\" during sex often end up fooling their own bodies into really feeling the sensations... they are presenting the reactions and the body follows by providing the \"missed\" stimulus.
Using this theory, if a woman’s breasts were to continually be stimulated during orgasm, then eventually she would be conditioned to have an orgasm through breast stimulation alone. In effect, the orgasm sensation would be linked to other stimulation.
The same would apply for any event during orgasm, in males and females. Perhaps in extreme cases, one could condition a partner to orgasm at the mere sight of themselves.
V. Let’s Not Jump the Gun
Unfortunately, this is only theory, although rooted with solid background. For instance, psychologists use this to re-condition pedophiles to be stimulated by adult human beings. More field study is required, and results will be reported as they are found.
Until then, happy orgasms!
Orgasm Linking
I. Pavlov’s Dogs
In the mid-1900’s Ivan Pavlov performed a world-famous experiment on conditioning. His subjects were his dogs. When he rang a bell, the dogs did not react. When he presented a bowl of food, they began to salivate.
His next step was to ring the bell seconds before he presented the food. Consciously, the dogs ignored this. They did not care about the bell, but as soon as the food was presented, they salivated.
The final step was when Pavlov rang the bell, and did not present the food. This time, however, the dogs did salivate, because they had subconsciously associated the bell with the food.
Ivan Pavlov had conditioned the dogs to react to the bell as they would with food.
II. Human Experiments
Pavlov’s experiment was duplicated on a human baby shortly afterwards, this time pairing the sound of a hammer and a white rat. The child was afraid of the hammer, but not of the rat. But eventually the child was conditioned to be afraid of the rat. This experiment would be illegal today (due to ethical concerns) but at that time, the researchers did not consider the long-term effects on the child. But it showed that conditioning works on humans, as well.
III. In Relation to Orgasms
It is reported that many women who were teenagers during the 1950’s are able to have orgasms from kissing and/or having their breasts massaged. This is no accident. When those same females were adventurous young women, the only sexual pleasure they could receive from their boyfriends (due to moral, social, practical, physical, and ethical standards at the time) was often heavy petting. As a result, these women learned to achieve orgasms though heavy petting – they forced themselves to. Let’s see if we can take this a step further.
IV. Conditioning Orgasms
When a man or woman orgasms, the entire body is involved. Yet we feel the most intense pleasure in our genitals, right? Wrong. Different individuals have reported that the concentration was in places other than their genitals, sometimes even being completely spread out through their entire bodies
Now, let’s take into consideration this information: if the entire body is reacting during orgasm, then one can say that the body would be “reminded” of orgasm if the reactions were presented without the direct sexual stimulation. This is why sometimes women who \"exaggerate\" during sex often end up fooling their own bodies into really feeling the sensations... they are presenting the reactions and the body follows by providing the \"missed\" stimulus.
Using this theory, if a woman’s breasts were to continually be stimulated during orgasm, then eventually she would be conditioned to have an orgasm through breast stimulation alone. In effect, the orgasm sensation would be linked to other stimulation.
The same would apply for any event during orgasm, in males and females. Perhaps in extreme cases, one could condition a partner to orgasm at the mere sight of themselves.
V. Let’s Not Jump the Gun
Unfortunately, this is only theory, although rooted with solid background. For instance, psychologists use this to re-condition pedophiles to be stimulated by adult human beings. More field study is required, and results will be reported as they are found.
Until then, happy orgasms!