Edging in the bedroom is a sexual technique where a person or couple brings themselves close to the point of orgasm but stops or reduces stimulation before actually reaching climax. This process is repeated several times during sexual activity. The main goal of edging is to prolong sexual pleasure, increase the intensity of the eventual orgasm, and explore more sexual sensations and connections. Key aspects of edging include:

• Bringing yourself or your partner to the "edge" or brink of orgasm without going over it.
• Pausing or slowing stimulation to delay climax.
• Repeating this cycle of stimulation and pause to extend the sexual experience.
• Enhancing control over orgasm, which can help with concerns like premature ejaculation.
• It can be done solo or with a partner and is applicable to many kinds of sexual activity (oral, penetrative, anal, etc.).
• It focuses on enjoying the buildup of pleasure rather than rushing to orgasm.
• Many find that edging leads to stronger, more intense orgasms.

In essence, edging is like training for your body's pleasure system, enabling greater control and more sustained arousal and excitement, leading to a more fulfilling sexual experience.