Erotic Hypnosis

Everything you need to know about erotic hypnosis

Everything you need to know about erotic hypnosis

What is erotic hypnosis?

How does erotic hypnosis work?

Can erotic hypnosis make you orgasm hands free?

How does erotic hypnosis work in a BDSM relationship?

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Everything you need to know about erotic hypnosis

We’ve all seen hypnosis on the TV, from getting people to cluck like chickens to the classic ‘You’re feeling sleepy’ line, there’s a lot of preconceptions around the subject. Erotic hypnosis gets tarred with this brush but it’s actually about suggestion and not making anyone do anything they don’t want to do.

Working with a person in a suggestive state, Erotic hypnosis (also known as hypno fetish) can be the ultimate in power exchange. Bring your submissive to orgasm with a simple word or gentle touch, now that’s control for you.

What is erotic hypnosis?

Is the process of being aroused (or arousing someone) when they’re in a suggestive state and can be known as hypno fetish. It isn’t mind control, the person being hypnotised is still able to say no if they want to, it is like a guided meditation where the end result is sexual arousal and orgasm without physical manipulation.

How does erotic hypnosis work?

It works in the same way other hypnosis does. It puts the person receiving the hypnosis isn’t a suggestive state, the conscious mind is quietened so the sub-conscious can be worked on. It doesn’t work for everyone, it can need a very strong bond of trust for it to work at all. If you’re very cynical it might not work, if you have a vivid imagination it might. It all depends on your state of mind, really. If you identify as having a hypno fetish you are more likely to feel the effects.

Can erotic hypnosis make you orgasm hands free?

The short answer is yes! Many people have claimed to come from erotic hypnosis. After all, orgasms are triggered in the brain so if the brain is stimulated, orgasm can be achieved without any genital touching at all, especially if the person has a hypno fetish.

How does erotic hypnosis work in a BDSM relationship?

The hypnotist is in control in a hypno fetish scene. They dictate what’s happening and control the person in the suggestive state. All pre-arranged of course and with consent. The hypnotist can make the submissive person feel like they’re restrained, command them to orgasm and have all kinds of fun without having to lift a finger. The mind is the biggest sex organ, they say, so being given permission to stimulate a submissive’s brain can be a massive turn on for a dominant.

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Make your role play fantasies come alive

Sexual role play is a staple of pornography, but all kinds of folks love it out here in the real world too. Plenty of people find that certain things are sexier in imagination than they are in reality; non-consent fantasies are a classic example of this. Other role play ideas are fantasies involving certain stereotyped roles (police officers, schoolgirls, hot mysterious strangers). With role playing games, or RPG, you can explore these things in safety and in comfort, alongside someone who in reality you already know and trust.

Sensory Deprivation

Get ready for a sensory overload

Imagine, for a moment, that you're in complete darkness. The hood you're wearing keeps you from being able to hear or see anything, you're gagged firmly, and you're sufficiently confined that you're unable to move much at all. You know your partner has something planned for you - but you don't know what, and you have no way of getting any clues. You won't know what's about to happen until it does, and the possibilities are endless. For many people, this is an intoxicating fantasy - and it's that opening up of possibilities and uncertainty that makes sensory deprivation such an appealing prospect for its devotees.

Submission - ready to serve?

Submissives get off on giving away their control over themselves: on being directed and compelled, on following orders and losing agency. Some like to do this through bondage and physical restriction; some by feeling psychologically subservient to a dominant partner; some through pain play. Many like a combination of these things. The key to figuring out a fantastic D/s dynamic is communication--make sure both sides of the equation are getting what they want and what they need, and that everyone is well aware of safewords and limits. Some people enjoy having dominance and submission as part of their everyday relationship, while others prefer keeping it in the bedroom. Either of these kink styles is fine - just so long as everyone is on the same page.