08-29-2012, 01:02 AM
Yes, it is possible but repeated orgasms are not the way to do it, especially if it's a man you want to faint. First, for most men, it takes either a lot of training or, a TENS unit or similar device to get us to orgasm with out ejaculating. Second, when we ejaculate, we have to have a recovery time before we can orgasm again.
The way to do it is by orgasm denial for 24 to 48 hours, depending on the man. And even this requires either privacy, or an utter disregard for public modesty. You would get him aroused and nearly to the point of orgasm, then stop it, and he is not allowed to finish. As soon as he is flaccid (soft) you would need to get him almost to the point of orgasm again and, keep doing that for 24 to 48 hours. When you do finally bring him to orgasm, it is generally so intense that he faints.
It can, with some men cause a mild case of blue balls or, lover's balls and, it very definitely causes the one being denied a great deal of sexual frustration but, if you both agree to do it, the results are well worth it. Make sure he does actually get completely soft in between each arousal, prolonged erections can cause serious medical issues that would need to be taken care of by a doctor and, can lead to permanent damage. If at any point he is not entirely soft within two hours, end the denial and let him have his orgasm. Four hours is the point that an erection can begin to cause damage, so two hours is still well within the margins of safety but, that's all you want to push if you are doing this for pleasure.
The way to do it is by orgasm denial for 24 to 48 hours, depending on the man. And even this requires either privacy, or an utter disregard for public modesty. You would get him aroused and nearly to the point of orgasm, then stop it, and he is not allowed to finish. As soon as he is flaccid (soft) you would need to get him almost to the point of orgasm again and, keep doing that for 24 to 48 hours. When you do finally bring him to orgasm, it is generally so intense that he faints.
It can, with some men cause a mild case of blue balls or, lover's balls and, it very definitely causes the one being denied a great deal of sexual frustration but, if you both agree to do it, the results are well worth it. Make sure he does actually get completely soft in between each arousal, prolonged erections can cause serious medical issues that would need to be taken care of by a doctor and, can lead to permanent damage. If at any point he is not entirely soft within two hours, end the denial and let him have his orgasm. Four hours is the point that an erection can begin to cause damage, so two hours is still well within the margins of safety but, that's all you want to push if you are doing this for pleasure.
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