Description

Edging & Tease: Mastering Arousal Control takes a playful, pleasure-focused approach to the art of building anticipation, prolonging arousal, and experimenting with orgasm control. In this educational class, Board-Certified Sexologist and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator Lilithfoxx explores the psychology and physiology of sexual arousal while introducing practical techniques for incorporating edging and teasing into solo and partnered experiences. From understanding the sexual response cycle to experimenting with different forms of stimulation, pacing, and sensory anticipation, this class examines how intentionally varying arousal can create new opportunities for pleasure and connection. Whether you’re curious about edging for the first time or looking to refine your existing techniques, you’ll learn how to approach arousal control with greater confidence, creativity, and awareness of your body’s responses.

Features:

• Understanding Edging and Arousal Control: Learn what edging is, how it differs from other forms of orgasm control, and why intentionally approaching and retreating from orgasm can be an exciting form of sexual exploration.
• Exploring the Science of Sexual Arousal: Examine the physiological and psychological processes involved in arousal, including how stimulation, anticipation, attention, and individual sexual responses can influence pleasure and orgasm.
• Mastering Edging Techniques: Discover approaches to adjusting stimulation, rhythm, pressure, and intensity while developing greater awareness of arousal levels and recognizing when to pause, slow down, or change techniques.
• The Art of Erotic Teasing: Explore how anticipation, sensory stimulation, verbal teasing, and delayed gratification can contribute to erotic excitement while creating opportunities for playful, intentional pleasure.
• Recognizing Your Arousal Patterns: Develop greater awareness of the physical and emotional sensations associated with increasing arousal, including how to recognize your personal responses and communicate them with partners.
• Incorporating Edging into Partnered Intimacy: Learn strategies for introducing edging and teasing into partnered experiences, negotiating expectations, providing feedback, and adapting techniques to different bodies and preferences.
• Exploring Edging in BDSM and Power Exchange: Examine how consensual orgasm control, denial, teasing, and anticipation can intersect with Dominant/submissive dynamics while emphasizing negotiation, boundaries, and ongoing consent.
• Using Communication to Enhance Anticipation: Develop practical approaches to discussing desires, setting limits, expressing preferences, and navigating situations where partners have different interests or comfort levels with prolonged stimulation.
• Prioritizing Comfort and Sexual Well-Being: Understand how extended stimulation can sometimes lead to discomfort, irritation, or frustration, and learn to recognize when adjustments, breaks, or stopping altogether may be appropriate.
• Moving Beyond Orgasm-Centered Pleasure: Challenge the assumption that every sexual experience must culminate in orgasm while exploring how anticipation, sensation, and playful experimentation can be pleasurable experiences in their own right.

Whether you’re interested in experimenting with edging, incorporating teasing into your intimate experiences, or developing a deeper understanding of your own arousal patterns, Edging & Tease: Mastering Arousal Control provides an approachable, inclusive introduction to the possibilities of intentional pleasure. You’ll leave with practical techniques for exploring stimulation and anticipation, stronger communication skills, and greater confidence in navigating arousal control with yourself or your partners. Edging isn’t about forcing your body to perform, enduring discomfort, or achieving a particular outcome. It’s about discovering how anticipation, pacing, and intentional stimulation can expand your understanding of pleasure while respecting your body’s needs and personal boundaries.

This program meets the requirements of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) and each session is approved for 1 CE credits. These CE credits may be applied toward AASECT certification and renewal of certification. However, completion of this program does not ensure or guarantee AASECT certification. For further information please contact Lilith@LilithFoxx.com.