The practical application of posture modification techniques requires a certain consistency and communication to work naturally, not boringly.
Step 1: Recognize the signal Learn how it feels to approach the “point” — this is individual, but often involves muscle tension and rapid breathing.
Step 2: Pre-select a “resting” position A woman lying on top or on her side usually provides the least stimulation—this should be your “safe” position.
Step 3: Transition smoothly As soon as you notice the signal, instead of stopping, slowly transition from intense to relaxing poses — contact continues, intensity decreases.
Step 4: Returning after arousal is restored When arousal is back to a manageable level, you can return to the original or another intense position—repeating the cycle naturally prolongs the act.
Practice Tip First, "practice" this sequence once or twice under low pressure to make it feel natural in a real situation.