In this stage, he probably feels and will feel for some period a loss of sexual desire.

Johnson, in their 1966 book Human Sexual Response. What I mean by neutral is the state of a man who has recently experienced sexual satisfaction (orgasm and ejaculation) and is in the resolution phase of the sexual response cycle formulated by William H. Here is my explanation of these six stages. So, here is what I came up with after much thought. With a chastity device locked on, there is a pause, often a lengthy one, at plateau (Stage 2) before a chaste man gets to the orgasm and resolution stages. Some stages I identified from my experiences fit with the four stages of the Human Sexual Response Cycle (pictured above), published in 1966 by researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson. What I ended up with for the book was a theory of what those different phases or stages were and what characterized each of them. I’ve always thought a “chastity cycle” existed because, from experience, I’ve noticed that I progress through identifiable and distinguishable phases or stages of physiological, emotional, and psychological responses to the lack of sexual stimulation and orgasm denial. I wanted to come up with a way to explain what beginners should expect along the way from putting on a chastity device for the first time to adjusting to wearing a device for 24 hours by the end of the seven days. That idea morphed into writing a book offering a seven-day chastity challenge for beginners. While I never mind answering the questions, for a while now I’ve thought about writing a guide that covers the basics for those who don’t feel they know enough about chastity and chastity devices to get started. Many of the guys curious about trying lockable device chastity for the first time who reach out to me, ask the same questions.

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