I’m not sure whether it was due to inexperience or simply being the type who doesn’t get aroused easily, but someone who offered me an arrangement around that time told me that, rather than starting sex in a vague, natural flow, it would be easier for me to get aroused if we used some kind of signal to begin, because my mind would learn to associate it with sex. We now have a signal before things start every time (I’m too embarrassed to say what it is—sorry), but lately, whenever I encounter a similar situation in everyday life, I become aroused.
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It’s a serious problem because I can’t change my clothes.
Does it happen that you become unusually aroused when you’re not in that kind of situation? How can I fix this glitch in my brain?
Sorry for the vulgar question, and thank you in advance…
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
Sorry to hear you’re struggling, but I’m kind of jealous of that papa~
A “motivation switch”?
Pavlov’s dog—but the papa version??
Fuu would love to try something like that too. Being intimate with your papa must be pretty amazing.
Now I’m curious what kind of signal it is.
Could something similar happen in everyday life?
My imagination is running wild.
I guess I’m not really answering your question. I do think it might be okay to just stay aroused as you are, but since this seems to be a serious concern, I’m siding with Mac-san.
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I’m D ate◎Yume, a male member.
Haha, that sounds fun!
Though I suppose I shouldn’t say that.
You mentioned it might be a conditioned reflex, right?
If that’s the case, why not change the terms?
How about switching from dogs to cats?
There are all kinds of papas, which is interesting.
You received quite an education, didn’t you?（笑）
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer as well.
I’m not sure whether someone can really see that much while you’re changing, but I feel like you should try not to worry about it.
You could also wear something to help prevent your underwear from getting dirty.
As for the bug in your head, someone who can do something like hypnotherapy might be able to fix it, but I’m not really sure.
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