This post, with poll, is about the use of a Wartenberg wheel as an erotic or sexual practice. The Wartenberg wheel, sometimes known as the Wartenberg neurowheel or pinwheel, is a medical device that was used to measure neurological sensitivity. The Russian-cum-German neurologist, Robert Wartenberg, is often credited as the inventor of the Wartenberg wheel. He didn't invent the wheel; he just popularised its practice, especially in America.
Because of hygiene reasons, the Wartenberg wheel isn't now used much in neurology. But the Wartenberg wheel is still used in BDSM circles, or so I'm told. I've been told that the Wartenberg wheel is part of tickle fetishism.
Have you Wartenberged someone and/or have you been Wartenberged by someone? And if so, did you like you like the experience?
Do you own or have you owned a Wartenberg wheel?
Would you like to be a Wartenberger and/or a Wartenberged?
I once bought a Wartenberg wheel, and I've Wartenberged someone and have been Wartenberged by someone. And I can honestly say it had no erotic or sexual effect on me. It didn't even tickle my fancy.
My Wartenberg wheel has long since been consigned to my rubbish bin, that's a trash can to my American friends. What a waste of money the Wartenberg wheel was!
Below is a poll where you can anonymously indicate your experiences of a Wartenberg wheel as an erotic or sexual practice. Multiple selections are allowed for the poll.
This post follows on from my FANCY A FACIAL?, FANCY A CHOKE?, FANCY A RIM?, FANCY A SPIT-ROAST?, FANCY A SPANK?, FANCY A WAX?, FANCY A ROLE?, FANCY A GOLDEN SHOWER?, FANCY A TITFUCK?, FANCY A PEEP?, FANCY A SQUIRT?, FANCY A BLINDFOLD?, FANCY A GROUP?, FANCY A TRIBUTE?, FANCY A TEABAG?, FANCY A PEG?, FANCY A MACHINE?, FANCY A GLORY HOLE?, FANCY A PERIOD?, FANCY A BOTTOM?, FANCY A SNACK?, FANCY A SNOWBALL?, FANCY A TORTURE?, FANCY A ROPE?, FANCY A PLUG?, FANCY A SWING?, FANCY A FIST?, FANCY A GANGBANG?. FANCY A FETISH?, FANCY A CHAIR?, FANCY A CUCKOLD?, FANCY A FROTTEUR?, FANCY A DUNGEON?, FANCY A MASSAGE?, FANCY A TANTRA?, FANCY AN EDGE?, FANCY A SHOCK? and FANCY A PILL? blog posts in a series about various sexual acts. Below, as the first comment, is a summary of the results of a poll contained in my last blog post on taking pills to boost sexual performance - see FANCY A PILL?.
As this is my last blog post in the series of various sexual acts, I'll post a summary of the poll findings as a comment below after a few days of the poll being submitted.
PS. Apologies for the piss-poor artwork of a Wartenberg wheel. It seems serious artists don't want to work with a Wartenberg wheel!
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Over 50 people voted in the poll about experiencing a Wartenberg wheel as an erotic or sexual practice on my FANCY A WHEEL? blog post. Another low turnout, which justifies my decision that this should be the last post in the series.
Only 25 per cent of poll respondents has experienced a Wartenberg wheel, with the majority enjoying the experience of being the Wartenberger and/or the Wartenberged.
Of those who haven't experienced a Wartenberg, just over a third wanted to try the experience and under two-thirds didn't want to try the experience.
Only three people own or have owned a Wartenberg wheel, and only two people want to own a Wartenberg wheel.
The poll isn't at all representative of either the wider membership here or even the wider population. The poll is just reflective of those who responded.
The idea of using it doesn't do anything for me. Reminds me of one of my leatherworking tools. This post tempts me to get it out and gently roll it across my arm and maybe elsewhere just for the hell of it. Not sure if it would be worth looking for it though.
In my experience, using a Warternberg wheel is a waste of time and effort.
That looks a lot like pinwheels used for sewing, to transfer the pattern onto the fabric 🤔
They do look similar.
You might be able to slice a pizza with it too. 😂
LOL. I think that may be the best use for a Wartenberg wheel!
@spunkycumfun Could use it for marking where to do the stitching on leather. I suspect that is where the idea for the tool came from just doing it in oh so medical looking Stainless or Chromed steel.
@justskin1 I think your suspicion may be correct.
It tickles or tantalizes more than giving me actual pleasure.
I can't see the sexual or erotic pleasure in using a Warternberg wheel.
It's not my favorite when I'm bottoming (I'm more about thuddy impact) but can be kind of fun. I like to do sensory play when I'm topping so I do pull it out every now and then.
I prefer a thuddy impact too!
It's a very interesting sex tool for sure, one I would pass on for sure. I hope you enjoy a relaxing Sunday..
After a few tries, I'd now pass on the Wartenberg wheel.
Never experienced it, and I am not interested, whips and crops are enough for me... and bamboo canes
I much prefer to be the caner than the caned. I prefer not have red stripes on my bottom!
@spunkycumfun I love it when the right man leaves red stripes on my back and bottom… and then takes me from behind
@AuraAviatik6 That's a very enticing thought!
Yet another device S has, as part of her massage business. (Hummm, I'm starting to wonder now!! 🤣) But great fun if used playfully. I think a lot of the fun comes from the visual impact of such a device.
To me, the device looks as if it's not to going to take any prisoners!
Too many other fun things to do!
My position exactly!
34 people voted in the poll about taking pills to boost sexual performance on my FANCY A PILL? blog post. That's a very low turnout making it very difficult to provide any meaningful analysis of the poll findings. But here goes!
Over 70 per cent of poll respondents have tried or their partner has tried a pill to boost sexual performance. In most cases, the pill worked and worked with no significant side effects.
No woman has tried a pill though number of female voters was very low.
Of those who haven't tried a pill, about equal numbers would try a pill if necessary, would try a pill if their partner suggested it, and would never try a pill.
Because of the very low numbers voting, it isn't possible to determine whether pills are mainly bought offline or online.
The poll isn't at all representative of either the wider membership here or even the wider population. The poll is just reflective of those who responded.