Does placement work? (And what semen-on-skin actually does)
Semen on skin is not about arousal or subservience. It’s about placement. Biological, psychological, and relational. And yes; it works. But not because of a mystical belief.
It’s not a fetish. It’s a finish.
It works because the male nervous system requires completion.
And the female system knows how to signal it.
1. The biology of completion
A man doesn’t just want to orgasm.
He wants to land.
After ejaculation, his brain releases:
- Prolactin (shuts down arousal)
- Oxytocin (creates bond)
- Dopamine (marks reward)
- Serotonin (lifts mood)
These chemicals close the loop—but only if he lands into presence.
When he ejaculates onto or into a woman who stays present, who doesn’t flinch,
doesn’t clean too fast,
doesn’t reject the moment,
his system reads:
“I’m safe. I’m home.”
