Q&A Forum - November 2014 (The best of Elise)

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I have known women who have chemically castrated their husbands through the use of anti-androgen drugs. This definitely works but I would always go the way of herbs over drugs, especially when it comes something that is a lifestyle choice and not a health problem.

I don’t want to judge others and their lifestyles, and what these women practice seems to work for them and their marriages based on their unique sexual needs and FemDom女性支配 — female domination desires. However, I personally like the chastity禁欲 — being kept from orgasm device because you know the man has a healthy sex drive, yet he is denied and frustrated, thus you can channel his sex drive into other services. I want the denied man to also be a passionate man and I want him to be passionate about serving me and my needs, sexually and otherwise.

The woman who has her husband take the Salt Peter claims her husband is a passionate man and he gains great mental pleasure in the knowledge that she controls his ability to get aroused and erect. To each his own, I guess.

Keep in mind that the couples that have gone to this level in orgasm高潮 — the sexual climax denial have done it in stages. It did not happen overnight. But if you have gone a year wearing your chastity禁欲 — being kept from orgasm device with little or no problems, then I would say you can probably go permanent if that is what your wife also wants. But is permanent really permanent? Just because the two of you make the decision to go permanent, there still is always the chance she can change her mind at a later time.