I’ve never done orgasm denial for more than about five days – but I’ve always had an interest in longer term things…

Good question! So, the short of it is that I’ve never, in my entire life, had a wet dream. Not even during the time I spent masturbating for a good half hour nightly for 27 days while being denied an orgasm. It just didn’t happen. A lot of things I’ve read about it does seem to indicate that a wet dream is largely a part of one’s own biology but doesn’t typically happen for at least an extended period of time. But again, “extended” is indivdual. I’ve read some postings from men who say they can go months with no such experience, and others who say a wet dream occurs maybe at the month mark.

The bottom line is that a wet dream is the body’s own “milking” method. I think wet dreams shouldn’t necessarily be discouraged, but if in your play you want to avoid them, you can find out at about what points they occur and schedule prostatic milking sessions slightly before those points. A man who has a wet dream about once a month should maybe have three weeks go by between milkings, for instance.

But this is hardly medical advice and is certainly only even appropriate after learning one’s own anatomy very well. Again, I’ve never even had a wet dream, so I’m not very able to speak of them from personal experience. As always, Wikipedia does seem to have reliably accurate information.

It has been suggested by some that it is possible to simply deny orgasm until a wet dream occurs, but like most things, I take that advice with a grain of salt. For, um, more reasons than one, you understand.

Wet dreams?

Thank you