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Many teases there are instructions like "stroke 100 times at a medium pace".
I realy love the long teases with alot of stroking, but the counting gets me distracted.
So, now i wonder if there is somebody who can write a small program or maybe a website where you could enter how many strokes and at what BPM. If the aplication then gives the pace with a drumsound its easy to do the disired amount of strokes without getting distracted.
Maybe there can be a random option build in. Lets say, i give in 100 strokes the software chooses the pace(with the option of giving min-max rates).
Or set a timer for 60 minutes, 100 strokes, random speed. Now you have to stroke for one hour 100 strokes at a given pace without knowing what pace comes next. (60 minutes, 100 strokes can be inputed bij the user and also have random option)
An edge buton would also be nice. If hit, beats stop for a given time in seconds or also a random time with min/max options.
An other option is a CUM command. This can be selected in the timer mode.The time you get for reaching orgasm can be given in seconds.
Options are:
After timer reaches 0.
Random with predetermined minum time interval
Random with predetermined minum time interval preceded by a round of strokes at minimum pace
Ones
Ones + After timer reaches 0.
And for edge players an EDGE command. This can be selected in the timer mode.
If given, time stops until de edge button is hit.
Options:
same as CUM +
Predetermined time interval
predetermined time interval preceded by a round of strokes at minimum pace
Predetermined stroke count.
Also a total strokecounter and resetable stroke counter would be nice.


I hope some readers know how to programe. And can build a litle aplication.
Best regards Orion_be

there are plenty of free metronome sites online and plenty of teases that use them. Try googling for metronome.

Ok, i use a metronome now, but that only keeps me on pace, but i still have to count.

I don't know of an application that will do exactly what you want but...

If you are using a metronome already, you can effectively count off strokes by following the beat for a set amount of time. 100 strokes is two minutes at 50bpm, and so on. It might be a little less distracting to check the clock to see if you're done (or nervously watch the clock waiting for the seconds to tick down) instead of counting off in your head.

I find it easier (in any setting) to count multiple sets of smaller numbers. 100 is five sets of 20, etc. For really large numbers you can keep track of groups by, for example, moving coins from one side of the desk to the other. Plus you get some practice factoring numbers under duress!

I think the (ancient) slave training program you can find here can do most of what you describe. Unfortunately it does this by running through a pre-written script so it might be a little clunky to use on the fly as you do a tease.