Devotional Sex for Your Situation
Devotional Sex can be practiced in a variety of
situations - including within an established relationship, when dating and, for
those without a romantic partner, with a friend. As each situation is
different, Devotional Sex works best if the definition is changed to
best fit that situation.
This section looks at the different types of Devotional Sex that result, one of which will be a fit to your current situation.
Within a Relationship
The majority of this website is written for a couple in an established romantic relationship.
There are many ways such a couple can enjoy Devotional Sex:
- Enhancing Vanilla: The couple agree to do an Enhancing Vanilla Spell for just one Session.
- Occasional Exploring: Every once-in-a-while the couple do a Beginner Spell which last for an agreed time (a day to several days) and he gets to Climax at the end, ending the Spell and they go back to Vanilla.
- Often:
They often do Spells lasting a few or many days, and sometimes one
Spell leads straight on to another. But they also have times of going
back to Vanilla Sex in between some of their Spells.
- Living: The couple always practice Devotional Sex.
The definition of Devotional Sex
has been written for a couple in a relationship who are either Living
or doing Stretches or Seasons of Devotional Sex, ie when it is the
Princess who decides when her Knight gets to Climax.
Devotional Sex can also be practiced by those not in an established
romantic relationship, and as you will see below this usually has a
definition slightly different from how a couple do it.
Devotional Dating
Devotional Sex works wonderfully
when it is used from the very beginning of a couple starting to explore
a romantic
and intimate relationship.
Practicing Devotional Sex when dating creates much greater
intimacy and connection as it enables and encourages slow exploration.
Spending time together sharing erotic energy, but without rushing to go
the 'whole way', builds trust and intimacy. It is also very exciting
and lots of fun.
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Devotional Friends
Devotional Friends are friends who
are not in a romantic relationship and use Devotional Sex to share
erotic energy together with their chosen mix of intimacy, sensual
pleasures, sexual resting, erotic fun, sexual pleasures, or just
exploring the dynamic of Devotional Sex.
Like with Devotional Dating, in a Devotional Friendship the Knight NEVER
Climaxes when with his Princess. Also Devotional Friends never go as
far as Joy.
It feels extremely liberating to enjoy a Devotional Friendship. Between
doing nothing and doing everything there is a huge playground of adult fun
just waiting to be explored.
Within what her Knight is willing to do,
the Princess chooses which parts of the playground to enjoy. No longer
distracted by wanting to go 'all the way', he is freed to fully
enjoy what does happen.
For
those in a well established Devotional Friendship they can, if he is
willing and she wishes, sometimes have him Climax when with her
and/or occasionally have Joy.
Devotional Sex Club
Because there is no romantic
relationships with Devotional Friends a group of singles can form a
club where all the men in the club are Devotional Friends with all the
women in the club.
Devotional Fling
A Devotional Fling is a one-night
stand or friends-with-benefits where he commits to giving her control over what
happens, she uses this control so that they both enjoy the experience. Unlike a Devotional Friendship with a Devotional Fling they can have Joy and he gets to
ejaculate at the end.
The big advantage of this for a woman is that this makes it easy for
her to avoid porn-style sex and there is no longer any pressure or
expectation that she should consent to things that please him but which
she doesn't enjoy or she actually dislikes.
That a fling be a Devotional Fling can be suggested by the man or it
can be a condition set by her ("I would love to have some fun, but I
have a condition ...").
Supplicant Knight
A Supplicant Knight is a man who
tries to live as close as he can to Devotional Sex even though his partner
has not accepted the role of being his Princess.
Her not being his Princess might be because he wants to explore some of these techniques himself before he
tells her about Devotional Sex. Or it might be when she has been told about Devotional Sex but isn't willing to embrace it.
A man can also be a Supplicant Knight when he doesn't have a partner.
But without the intimacy and activity enjoyed with a partner this is
rather challenging.
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