Sexual therapist preparing to work with a male
exhibitionist
The photo: A trained escort/sexual therapist wearing new patient selected and purchased lingerie arranging her hair prior to a therapy session. She will be training her patient to relax enough to improve his aim when masturbating to ejaculate between her breasts or improve his other exhibitionist skills with confidence and w/o shame.
Of course our therapists all use an effective method of
contraception so when there is a psychological breakthrough and the patient’s
confidence with women improves the patient can be encouraged to take the
session to the next level and reach release through conventional vaginal
penetrative sexual activity. In that way she can help him gradually become
confident enough in his ability to penetrate and ejaculate inside her. Using conditioner
in a therapist’s hair allows her to easily wash out semen which often splatters
in long hair during a therapy session.
Male sexual
repression: Recently I’ve gotten several comments from a reader who
says he is an exhibitionist. If exhibitionism interferes with a person’s daily
life then s/he may be diagnosed as having a sexual disorder called Paraphilia,
but for some exhibitionists the compulsion can be a lot of fun when handled
correctly. This reader claims to enjoy a form called Martymachlia, defined as a
paraphilia which involves sexual attraction to having others watch the
execution of a sexual act. The roots of exhibitism are uncertain, perhaps
beginning in early childhood from being forbidden to masturbate even when alone
or from other psychological trauma at an early age.
I love men with exhibitionist tendencies as I’m a bit that
way myself and because they are the only ones who have the nerve to have sex
with me in public. It’s easy to do in crowds especially during the summer at
races and parades where I can stand in heels in front of a partner while wearing
a skirt and thong or go commando, if we are at a pool where I can wash off in
the water later, and have him enter me from behind. I’ve even been taken that
way on a NYC commuter train during rush hour while wearing a miniskirt and a
pair of Gepetto’s custom made ballet-boots. That time I wore a thong under the
mini to collect the coitial discharge after he withdrew since we were going to
the races and I didn’t want semen and lube running down my thighs into my boots
all afternoon.
Sexual therapy training
for escorts: Our clinic is holding a summer session for Escorts who
want to specialize in working with severely sexually repressed men. You would
be surprised how many men who appear to be normal and want to perform dangerous
sexual fantasies with a professional escort. The course is to help the escorts
who provide this service develop insight into the mind of the sexually
repressed male and how to interact with him safely in a service provider/client
relationship. Some fetishes that I as a sexual therapist specialize in are:
lingerie, pointe-shoes, and cervical barriers.
Risky diving
and the cervical cap: I’ve written elsewhere about the general safety
and effectiveness of cervical caps, the Prentif, FemCap and Oves, for
contraception and as flood insurance for women divers. Returning readers will
recall that for parous women caps are not advised as changes in the cervix and
musculature of the vagina during pregnancy and birth cause the cap to be
significantly less effective than a diaphragm. However, even for nulliparous
women diving a cap with a significant void in the dome (Prentif or FemCap) can
cause squeeze below 10 meters, approximately 30 feet, which can be both
uncomfortable and cause the cap to dislodge, thus leaving Oves and similar designs
as the only truly effective cervical cap for contraception and flood insurance
while diving when correctly fitted.
The Silicone
Unitized Cap: Because the Oves cap is no longer generally available Labia
Labs has developed an Oves like cap of transparent silicone that differs from
Oves primarily in the design of the inner circumferential seal that grips the
base of the cervix and avoids any patent infringement issues. The Labia Labs
device comes in four sizes 19mm, 22mm, 26mm and 28mm to fit most young
nulliparous women. The new cap was designed to be disposable, but is rugged
enough for repeated use. We are currently in clinical trials with the device
and my circle and I now wear it as flood insurance and some of us, like me, for
contraception as well.
The snug fit and super thin silicone dome membrane cause the
dome to adhere to the cervix by surface tension avoiding any possible problem
with squeeze when worn during a deep dive. The only problem with using an Oves
type cap is that it can’t be worn during menses and must be emptied of FCM
before a dive if the wearer is fertile or the cap may be floated off the
cervix. And, of course it can’t be used by a woman with IUD inserted unless the
strings have been trimmed off as the strings interfere with the seal of the cap
and if the strings adhere to the cap when the cap is removed it could pull out
the IUD.
The design name of the Labia Labs cap is Silicone Unitized
Cap or SUC. That name has already been corrupted and morphed to ‘Sucker’, which
due to the exceptional strong seal of a correctly fitted SUC is amazingly descriptive.
There have been complaints from some trial users that the Sucker is too hard to
remove, but for those of us who need the strongest possible seal that’s a good
thing. All it takes is for a new wearer
to familiarize herself with the proper insertion and removal techniques for the
device, but for women with deep vaginas having long fingers is a must.
Target market:
We are getting a lot of interest in the Sucker from young women in the high-end
sexual services industry, think Splash Towel-Girls and elite escorts, clients
at The Lorelei, Adolph’s luxury Spa and young up-market adventuresome society
women who want a back-up barrier that a partner can’t feel during intercourse
that will provide almost undetectable and superior flood insurance during
underwater sex.
