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7/20/2025, 10:16:25 PM
>>40763016
There's two ways. One is clenching the muscles which overrides the ejaculatory contractions.
The other way is pressing the perineum with fingers which blocks the ejaculate's normal path. The ejaculatory contractions force it into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation).
>>40763055 the bladder's valve is meant to be one way, and the "plumbing " is not meant to handle the increased pressure. This method has no benefit compared to normal masturbation, still spilling the seed, it's just held in bladder for a while.
The first mentioned method is OK from a plumbing perspective, and seed is not lost. It's the same thing that happens with a wet dream that's dry as many in this thread are discussing. The hormonal response is definitely different, you can maintain or regain erection again almost immediately, so that probably means no or little prolactin. I have mixed feelings about doing this, probably the downside is that the dopamine high will make life feel dull once it fades. For every high there is a corresponding low.
There's two ways. One is clenching the muscles which overrides the ejaculatory contractions.
The other way is pressing the perineum with fingers which blocks the ejaculate's normal path. The ejaculatory contractions force it into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation).
>>40763055 the bladder's valve is meant to be one way, and the "plumbing " is not meant to handle the increased pressure. This method has no benefit compared to normal masturbation, still spilling the seed, it's just held in bladder for a while.
The first mentioned method is OK from a plumbing perspective, and seed is not lost. It's the same thing that happens with a wet dream that's dry as many in this thread are discussing. The hormonal response is definitely different, you can maintain or regain erection again almost immediately, so that probably means no or little prolactin. I have mixed feelings about doing this, probably the downside is that the dopamine high will make life feel dull once it fades. For every high there is a corresponding low.
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