Rafræsla

Rafræsla, sometimes translated as "electro-stimulation" or "electric arousal," refers to the deliberate use of electric current to induce a sensation of pleasure or arousal, often of a sexual nature. This practice involves specialized equipment designed to deliver controlled electrical impulses to sensitive areas of the body. The current is typically low-voltage and low-amperage, and the electrodes used are conductive pads or probes, often made of silicone or metal, which are placed on the skin or inserted into bodily orifices.

The sensation experienced during rafræsla can vary depending on factors such as the intensity of the current, the placement of the electrodes, and individual sensitivity. Users report a range of sensations from gentle tingling to strong muscular contractions and intense pleasure. Safety is paramount in this practice, and it is crucial to use equipment specifically designed for erotic electro-stimulation and to follow recommended usage guidelines. Users often start with low settings and gradually increase intensity, listening carefully to their body's responses. Certain medical conditions or the presence of electronic implants may make this practice unsafe, and consultation with a healthcare professional is advised for individuals with concerns. Rafræsla is a niche practice within the broader spectrum of BDSM and erotic exploration, appreciated by some for its unique sensory experience.