kontolåsing

Kontolåsing is a term originating from Indonesian and can be translated to "penis locking." It refers to the practice of using a device to restrict blood flow to the penis, often for the purpose of prolonging sexual arousal or achieving a specific sexual sensation. These devices are typically rings or cuffs placed around the base of the penis.

The primary intended effect of kontolåsing is to maintain an erection by preventing blood from exiting the penis. This can lead to a feeling of fullness and increased sensitivity. Some individuals engage in this practice for self-exploration or as part of consensual sexual activities.

However, there are potential risks associated with kontolåsing. Prolonged or improper use of these devices can lead to discomfort, pain, numbness, and in severe cases, permanent damage to erectile tissue or nerve damage. It is crucial to use such devices with caution, ensure they are not too tight, and to release them regularly to allow blood flow to return to normal. Medical advice should be sought if any adverse effects are experienced. The practice is not widely documented in medical literature and is primarily discussed within specific sexual subcultures.