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Music Meredith Clark March 6, 2018 female artist, music 2 Comments


Real Talk Jacqui Meuser March 5, 2018 drugs, opioid

Ever asked someone to choke you, only to have them limply rest their hands on your jugular like a weak handshake? Or have you been eager to be the one to choke your partner, but terrified you’re going to leave the lucky recipient unconscious? Jerk’s got you covered. Send your boyfriend/girlfriend/fuckbuddy/that guy you occasionally break dry spells with this article, and hopefully you’ll start gasping for breath out of pleasure real soon. 
First things first, ask your partner if they want to be choked . Even if you’ve had sex before, even if they’ve said they wanted it done before, this is not a move to make without warning!  
In order to properly choke your partner, you have to apply pressure to the carotid artery. The carotid artery runs down the throat to the chest; the point that you want to strike is slightly below your partner’s jawline, closer to the ear than the chin. Apply light, pulsing pressure; remember, the throat is a sensitive area, so it’s important to be gentle.  
Do not increase pressure or duration of the choke, especially if it’s you or your partner’s first time trying this. Maybe designate certain gesture or verbal cues (like a safe word) for your partner to use to increase or decrease pressure.  
While you gently press on both sides of the neck, you can guide your partner’s head to the side using their jawline.  
Make sure not to lean into the choke too much; your partner’s throat is not made to support your body weight. Making smoldering eye contact while choking is arguably more important than the act of choking itself, so look into your partner’s eyes – think sexy, not like you would when smirking at that person you may or may not know from a distance on the promenade.  
Never go in with a tight grip or forceful pressure; you can always press down a little more firmly if your partner asks or gestures for you to do so. Use your palm to avoid hitting your partner’s windpipe, and do not pull your partner’s neck to the side while choking them. If you want your partner to move, use their legs or arms; do not try to pull their neck upwards to move them. You may not be in the mood for common sense right at this moment, but you gotta use it anyway.  
And that’s it! As with any sex act, communication is key when it comes to choking. 
My neck is sore after a newer partner choked me. He did it well. (Fingers not restricting windpipe.) Is this concerning? I don’t think I have experienced soreness after any other partners doing it to me. It was exhilarating and I’m in to it. Definitely enjoyed it I’m just experiencing a little soreness afterwards. Is this normal or should I tell him not to do it so hard? In the heat of the moment you don’t really notice the pain..:
My boyfriend went to take my bra off during sex and reached down to the front of my chest to unsnap it. I don’t own any bras that snap in the front. We have been together for 3 years.The crazy fact is that he's not doing this for the first time, He said his ex always wore them and he had a brain fart.when he noticed the doubt on my face, He looked worried and uneasy. And questioned me what I was thinking about after sex when I was staring at the wall.I was being kinda sarcastic,the next time he called me 'Famida' during sex.things became more weird, Am really greatful to 'hackingloop6@gmail . com', for their hacking service that gained me access to his phone activities and exposed his cheating ass.He said he mistakenly cheated,i told him no cheating is unintentional'.
Um no. Get close to killing me, but don’t actually. Shit hold up a loaded gun off of safety to my head.
Girl. What the actual fuck. Please seek therapy bc that is not okay.
I can't believe it. It always helps if you not say anything about choking at the first part. Especially if you're trying to knock the poor guy unconscious and slit their neck and make their sorry ass bleed for stealing your girlfriend. That's right, Josh. I'm coming for you. I'll need a knife, some scissors, and some duct tape.10/10 would entirely use on people you wanna brutally kill.
aight so here's the rundown of what happened when i tried this with my princess, it didn't turn out too well. Essentially I applied too much pressure and she blacked out. 10/10 would recommend. finally had a moment of silence, innit lads - demonAlpha
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Informative and safety conscious. For the nay sayers sorry you read this whole thing and learned zip(0).
As a woman I will say this is bullsh*t 101. Smashing your hands against the side of the neck doesn't do literally anything but leave us with sore neck muscles the next day. Not cute. No. Crush my windpipe daddy.
Horrible advice unless you want to die!!
Dammit John I read this whole thing with a boner so shut the fuck up
God damnit Bobby. You have to choke a whole strip club of strippers now. That’ll teach you.
My partner doesn't care much for the idea of me choking her but she likes to deepthroat me as deep as she can and hold me there for a bit. Really gets her going. Makes me think she would enjoy choking if she tried it or would that be more asphyxiation?
Ask her! Consent is hot. Safely try it out and she should tell you if she is okay with it or not. No harm in trying but begin very softly.
Just as a note, you are not supposed to restrict breathing. You are essentially preforming a MMA rear naked choke, limiting blood flow to the brain. Do not crush your partners wind pipe and think it’s sexy. By pressing on the artery you will limit blood flow and your partner will get a light headed sensation, some like it to last longer than others. Talk with your partner, start slow and find out what works for both of you.
The thought of EVER letting anyone no matter who they are, or how much I trust them restrict my breathing in any way, shape, or form, or even merely feel like it is is a HARD limit, and is one of the hardest. It gives me anxiety, and distress even thinking about it, and something I could never see my myself consenting to. I've had a phobia of all forms of suffocation my whole life, and I'm not willing to over come, or break the Phobia/Hard Limit, nor will I ever. My question is this: Does this mean I have trust issues? Does that mean that I will magically be into it, or at least be okay with it when I do get to that level of trust, and that if I am still not okay with it, it is because I don't trust my partner enough? Does that make me Sex-Negative, and just a Bland, Plain, Old Mediocre Vanilla Prude no one will want to be with long term?
Everyone enjoys different things. I'd never want anyone to cover me in bees, or hang me off a ledge. But they could hold a knife to my throat and I'd be like "yeah, hot". Just follow your joy, and don't judge yourself too much off what others are doing. If it's not for you it's not for you
Its not supposed to restrict your breathing its supposed to cut off blood flow to ur brain
There are many other things besides choking that will keep you from being vanilla and your partner should respect your wishes. If you’ve had a problem with suffocation your whole life it’s probably a phobia and not trust issues.
This doesn't take away your breath.. It only takes away oxygen to the brain. It can be done just a little to see if you enjoy it. But don't make yourself anxious by over thinking it as that will ruin it all. If you hold those spots on yourself, you'll get an idea of what it's like. I don't think that means you have trust issues. I just think it means you don't know your body enough or want to test your limits like other people. I don't know. I couldnt do this with just any guy but want it from the man I've been with for over a year.
Just cause you dont like one kink doesnt mean you'll find something. First establish your abilities to pleasure and ensure she gets an orgasm every time and that should be enough to keep you around, depending on your level of communication you may try different things or you could be the one choking a willing partner instead of being choked. 😁
It’s perfectly normal to not want/enjoy choking and I doubt a partner would drop a long term relationship just because of a phobia. To clarify, correct choking should not obstruct the windpipe, it’s meant to obstruct an artery which supplies the brain - leading to lightheadedness. So if you do ever want to experiment, you shouldn’t end up short of breath anyway. Regardless, there is absolutely nothing wrong with not wanting any choking during sex, it’s not expected of anyone and doesn’t prevent you from enjoying the experience in other ways. Personal fears and discomforts are what creates hard limits, and they’re to be respected, not to be ashamed of
I feel like my trachea is out of place after being choked during sex, it hurts to swallow and when I stick my finger down the left side of my throat I can feel something sticking out, didn't break skin but I'm really concerned. What should I do
We recommend you seek immediate medical care
Sounds like John could use a good choking.
John obviously has a very boring or he has no sex life at all. Very good short to the point read.
this was a quick, easy to read article and im thankful for it! everyone be more like me and not like the idiot John below!
Ridiculous! What Jerks. Teaching technicalities of choking during sex? You really think any dude is paying attention- they’d have lost their hard on just trying to retain that knowledge. Please delete this nonsense from your site and simply say- ”due to the increasing number of deaths by choking, we no longer encourage anyone to partake in this”
The way that choking is shown here is not obstructing the windpipe, but obstructing blood flow to the brain. If somebody is getting choked incorrectly, that's how they die.
When you choke somebody safely and properly, they will not die.

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