How crucial is making-out and non-genital touching to the buildup of a scene?
It is absolutely crucial---I can't get started without it.
23% (11 votes)
Though not absolutely crucial, it can significantly improve a scene.
62% (29 votes)
I could do with or without it; it doesn't really matter.
11% (5 votes)
I'd really prefer my partner to just "cut to the chase;" I'd rather they "zero-in" on the bits and pieces that matter ;).
4% (2 votes)
I don't know.
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 47

Comments
unsure whether I should have voted or not
With the mention of a "scene," is this only meant to apply to dominant/submissive or other BDSM play?
My husband and I aren't into any of that. We choose to limit our orgasms because, paradoxicallly, it makes for a much more satisfying sex life, strengthens our relationship, and helps to ward off moodiness and emotional instabilty.
I voted "absolutely crucial" because making out, cuddling, other forms of simple intimate touch are so very important to me in the first place, and not having had an orgasm recently makes these experiences even more blissful. My husband's developed quite a fondness for them as well. Sometimes we'll lay together for hours doing nothing else.
When making love, this is always how we begin, and what we come back to as sort of a soft-landing after any more intense parts, when we're up for those. I don't like abrupt endings, or being left in a state of high arousal without some sort of "aftercare".
Thank you for voting!!!
No, I wasn't only referring to BDSM "scenes". I *was* including those, but I was more-so referring to any kind of significant sexual interaction involving female orgasm denial.
Basically what I am trying to find out is how important making-out and non-genital touching are for any couple, but especially for women being denied their orgasms, in the buildup of any sexual moment....I wanted to get a general survey of how people felt about this, or if this really wasn't a part of other couple's interactions, kinky or not.....
Thanks for voting!!! :)