It took me a few days to digest this one. Perhaps my path of recovery has instinctually flagged “gooning” as a clear and present danger to my sexual sobriety.
I won’t pretend the prospect of enhanced orgasms is not interesting. Much like David Carradine, the trill of that extreme climax haunts all real addicts…and usually ends with similar unfortunate consequences.
Interesting to compare gooning to auto-erotic asphyxiation. I didn't think of it that way. There a new interview with the author of the Harper's piece at one of my favorite podcasts, Search Engine: https://www.searchengine.show/an-anthropology-of-gooning/
It took me a few days to digest this one. Perhaps my path of recovery has instinctually flagged “gooning” as a clear and present danger to my sexual sobriety.
I won’t pretend the prospect of enhanced orgasms is not interesting. Much like David Carradine, the trill of that extreme climax haunts all real addicts…and usually ends with similar unfortunate consequences.
Interesting to compare gooning to auto-erotic asphyxiation. I didn't think of it that way. There a new interview with the author of the Harper's piece at one of my favorite podcasts, Search Engine: https://www.searchengine.show/an-anthropology-of-gooning/