Most people nowadays associate the concept of hypnosis with scammers on TV who take advantage of susceptible individuals. But that isn’t what real hypnosis is.
When done correctly, real hypnosis can be a great way to tap into a new part of your mind, eliminate fears, and even lead to better sex between you and your partner.
Using hypnosis to enhance your sex life is known as erotic hypnosis. People can use it to increase sexual desire, experiment with different control dynamics, and reach the sexual goals they have for themselves.
There are many ways you can use erotic hypnosis to enhance your sex life. It can help you to connect with your partner, your sexual desires, and more.
That said, it is a largely misunderstood practice, and we’re here to clear the air. This article will explain what it is, how it works, and how you can try it out safely by yourself or with a partner.
Read on to learn more.
Before we explain what erotic hypnosis is, let’s talk about what regular hypnosis is. Hypnosis involves putting another person in a very relaxed state where their conscious mind takes a backseat. When in a hypnotic state, you’ll still be aware of everything happening around you, but you might find your body doing things your mind doesn’t tell you to.
Erotic hypnosis is the act of using these hypnotic techniques to control your partner or sexually control yourself. For example, you can try it out with your partner, where one person takes on the role of the hypnotiser, and the other gets hypnotised.
From there, the hypnotiser induces a hypnotic state of mind talking to the other person, usually with a script that has everything they have to say. Once the hypnotiser puts their partner in a hypnotic state, they will then read a set of agreed-upon commands.
These commands could be that you will start feeling horny, commit a sexual act, or even orgasm. When this happens, the hypnotised person might feel a sensation or rush even if the hypnotiser isn’t touching them.
People use erotic hypnosis for many things. Some go into a hypnotic state to get them to orgasm, give complete control over their partner, or dive deeper into their sexuality.
You can try erotic hypnosis alone or with a partner, which can be an exhilarating experience. One key aspect of sexual hypnosis is handing complete control over to the hypnotiser, which can be a significant turn on. That said, this is also why we recommend trying out erotic hypnosis with someone you’re comfortable with and trust.
Erotic hypnosis encompasses many different sexual acts that involve hypnotising someone. So, it’s different from other fetishes and kinks like BDSM as it’s a broader term that doesn’t always have to be part of a fetish.
There are definitely people with Hypno fetishes. These people get turned on by the idea of someone hypnotising them, taking complete control, and having sex with their partner in a hypnotic state. However, it doesn’t always have to be like that.
Many people also use sexual hypnosis to dive deeper into their sexuality. For example, one of the unique uses of sexual hypnosis is getting people who can’t orgasm during sex to finally achieve an orgasm.
Erotic hypnosis takes on many forms. And as long as it’s consensual and you’re doing it with someone you trust, you can try it out however you like. This means it can be a fetish, but it can also be a practice that people perform to help reach their sexual goals and desires.
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The only difference between erotic hypnosis and regular hypnosis is the context. So, these two types of hypnosis work in similar ways.
At the start of the session, the hypnotiser puts their partner in a hypnotic state. This is usually done through a script and controlled breathing that allows your brain to fall into a deeper state where the conscious mind has less control of your body.
When a person is in a hypnotic state, they lose a lot of their inhibitions, which allows them to be more comfortable with their sexuality. From there, the hypnotiser will give a set of different commands based on their partner’s wants and needs.
This can be telling the person to get horny, start touching themselves, or orgasm. However, it can also be used therapeutically to dive deeper into a person’s mind and manage some of the issues they’re dealing with in the bedroom.
But does all of this actually work?
Well, that depends. People respond differently to erotic hypnosis depending on their current state, goals, and why they’re trying it in the first place.
However, sexual hypnosis can put you in a unique state of mind if the hypnotiser does everything correctly. This can be a huge turn on for some people, but it can also be a way to handle and tackle their sexual issues.
If you want to try out erotic hypnosis, you first have to determine why you want to try it out in the first place. Figure out if you’re going to try it to get to know yourself better as a sexual being or whether you want to do it with your partner to try and achieve a stronger connection or better orgasms.
For example, if you’re looking to handle specific issues with your sexuality through hypnosis, you might need to contact a trained sexual hypnotist or a regular hypnotist. That way, they can guide you through the entire session and help you achieve your goals.
However, if you want to try erotic hypnosis to spice things up in the bedroom, you need to talk with your partner. Ideally, you need to have an open conversation with your partner about the roles you want to play, the type of scenario, what will happen when the person is in a hypnotic state, and more.
Once that is established, you can start looking for hypnotic scripts. It’s best to find scripts that put you in the state of relaxation required for erotic hypnosis, as everyone reacts differently to certain hypnotic scripts.
If you wish to try it alone, you can also find many erotic hypnosis audio files on the internet. However, we highly recommend either trying it with your partner or a hypnotist so that there’s another person with you guiding you through the entire session.
There are many ways that erotic hypnosis can work for you. It can lead to an interesting power dynamic in the bedroom if you hand over all control to your partner during the session. When trying erotic hypnosis with your partner, you might feel a stronger connection and more sensations.
However, this isn’t the only way to use sexual hypnosis.
You can also use it to handle specific issues you have with your sexuality. Erotic hypnosis allows you to explore your sexual desires, so if you’re having trouble having an orgasm or fully connecting with your partner in the bedroom, it could be a huge help for you.
Erotic hypnosis doesn’t work for everyone, and that’s okay. Some people can fall into a hypnotic state and use it to form a deeper connection with their bodies and sexuality. However, others might find that sexual hypnosis isn’t that effective for them.
If that’s the case, there are other ways to tap into your sexuality. For example, you can try seeking a sex therapist in your area, as these professionals are trained to help people get to know themselves better and handle certain issues they may have in the bedroom.
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Here are a couple of things you might want to keep in mind when trying out erotic hypnosis:
You can use erotic hypnosis in many ways. Some people use it to form stronger bonds with their partners, have better sex, or even handle certain issues with their sexuality. It is a broad umbrella that encompasses many things.
But before trying it out yourself, make sure you understand why you want to do it first and find the right hypnotist to put your trust in during the session.
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