Women can orgasm multiple times, but men can only climax once. Men become tools for women’s pleasure and can only enjoy the leftovers of it.

What a strange thing to say. Jealousy is something you feel toward someone who’s similar to you but just a little better than you. To me, women are completely different creatures, so I don’t see them as objects of jealousy at all. A woman is like a musical instrument—you play her. It’s kind of like playing the guitar, becoming absorbed in the beautiful sound, and enjoying listening to it yourself. That’s how I enjoy it. Pounding away with my cock until she loses focus, pushing her to the point where she keeps having rhythmic spasms for about 15 minutes afterward—that gives me an incredible sense of achievement. Men are done once they ejaculate, after all. Women can’t experience the same sense of accomplishment I get from making them come over and over. P.S. I’ve never tried an Enegma or a dry orgasm. But I’m not particularly interested, either. Once, while a girl was giving me a blowjob, she started licking my anus. I was surprised and stopped her, saying, “That’s not necessary.” I like a girl’s vagina, so I have no interest in my own anus or prostate. Watching a girl—or rather, her vagina, brain, and body—feel good lets me empathize with her and share that sense of happiness. If you just want to come, wouldn’t masturbation be more efficient?

You should try prostate orgasms and male squirting. It may feel ticklish at first, but once you squirt, you probably won’t feel like doing it repeatedly.

If I could start my life over, I’d be fine living the same life, but I’d want things to move a little faster. I’d like to be rich by around 30. Maybe riding the IT bubble would be the quickest way.

It’s wrong to assume that men can only climax once. You may only be able to climax once, but apparently there are men who can do it five or six times within two hours. There are also women who only want to climax once. Rather than feeling inferior about how many times you climax, you should probably feel inferior about your own lack of depth and how boring you are.

I ended up answering Taro first, but the answer is simple: “an Eneo.” Orgasming normally and through prostate stimulation feel completely different—the latter feels a bit more feminine. Personally, I imagine myself in a female role. For some reason, that feels most natural to me. By the way, I was penetrated by a trans woman recently, but it didn’t really do much for me. Maybe I’d prefer being railed by a handsome, solidly built American-football team captain or someone like that. Make the Eneo your partner and all that frustration will disappear. You’ll be able to bask in the superiority of being able to enjoy either side.

To put it bluntly, I think someone like you could find happiness by searching for “Enemagra” and “dry orgasm.” I mean, sex is something you do to experience pleasure yourself, so isn’t it strange to think in terms of comparing who—yourself or the woman—got more pleasure out of it? It’s something the two of you create together, isn’t it? When you bring out each other’s potential to the fullest, get your rhythm in sync, and the whole experience comes together perfectly, doesn’t it feel amazing? I once had an experience with a woman who really understood that and seemed to be enjoying herself to the fullest throughout. When she finally finished, she instinctively threw her fist in the air like she’d just won something. Her first words during the post-intimacy pillow talk were, “I like you because you always make sure I finish♡” I’d wanted her to like me in a slightly more emotional—or literary—sense. But whatever, lol. As an aside, I wrote that she struck a victory pose, but technically it was the Glico pose. When I saw it, I couldn’t help saying, “What, Glico?” as a retort. She apparently didn’t hear me. I just looked it up, and apparently Glico celebrated its 100th anniversary last year. That got me wondering how many men and women in Japan have had sex over the past century. According to statistics, the average Japanese person has sex 22 times a year, and there are 47 million men between the ages of 20 and 79. So that would mean about one billion sexual encounters a year in Japan, or a cumulative total of one trillion over 100 years. Out of all those encounters, I might be the only man who has said, “What, Glico?” immediately after ejaculating, lol. If I could redo my life à la *Brush Up Life*, I’d want to make that “What, Glico?” remark again. I can understand that feeling. On the other hand, I also think there’s no need to hate giant anteaters quite so much. An inside joke, lol. Sorry for going completely off the rails as usual. To get back to the point, the prescription for the questioner is definitely “Enemagra” and “dry orgasm.” If we’re talking about where to fill that prescription, Kabukicho has the widest selection in Tokyo, so taking it there will probably give you the best chance of getting the experience you’re looking for. No health insurance card or medication notebook required. Let me know how it goes. And don’t forget to add some random question, since the post will get deleted otherwise, lol. P.S. Flag-san also mentioned this in their answer, but in that world there’s an expression called “female form.” This was the first time I’d seen the term “female form” used outside of *Attack on Titan*. Oh, but don’t worry—you won’t actually turn into a Titan. A certain body part might get bigger, though. I once read a story about one monk penetrating another from behind, then touching the front and suddenly feeling something that seemed like a penis, prompting him to say, “Whoa—it came through!” Just something to keep in mind. Taro

I believe sex is originally meant for women. That’s why I think women are designed not to be as interested in sex as men. If they did become interested, things would get difficult. Men have sex on their minds 100% of the time, while women’s minds are occupied 100% by things other than sex. That’s how the balance is maintained. > Men should become tools for women’s pleasure. That’s perfectly fine. In fact, men like that are often preferred, so there’s no reason to dislike it. If men were also physically able to keep enjoying pleasure, then who would take on the role of leading them to that pleasure? Please read the lengthy back-and-forth in the comments with Yume Date◎ from the column. It’s all explained there.