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straponguy
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17 Posts
12/15
Posted - Mar 21 2016 : 11:58AM
Hey there, I am a man who want to try anal masturbation, any advice on how to prepare my ass and what vibrator to use.
Thanks
Ben Mockridge
Deactivated User

382 Posts
9/15
Posted - Mar 22 2016 : 5:01AM
Id say clean ass , plenty of lubrication and the smallest vibrator you have and do your research into the potential harm to health that anal insertion can cause before you begin so you dont end up with long term health problems.
Just because theres a hole dosnt mean you have to fill it.
Canadian_Cindy
Deactivated User

1102 Posts
2/15
Posted - Mar 28 2016 : 5:10PM
lol just awful advice.
mumbaicollection
Deactivated User

3 Posts
3/16
Posted - Mar 29 2016 : 6:12AM
Tips:
Taking Off the Gloves
Avoid touching the outside of the glove you used to touch yourself. To remove your gloves, put a clean finger under the cuff of the glove and pull it down and right off your hand at once, so that the glove turns completely inside out. This way you won’t come in contact with any part of the outside surface of the glove. If both hands are gloved, wash your hands carefully after removing your gloves.

Cleaning Sex Toys and Lube Bottles
If you touched your bottle of lubricant with a glove that had been inside you, wash the outside of the bottle carefully as well. Try to avoid touching the cap with the same hand you are using to touch yourself as the cap is often a harder part of the bottle to get clean. The easiest way to keep anal sex toys clean is to put a new condom on the toy each time. If you have silicone anal toys, you can boil them in water for 2 to 5 minutes. Remember to wash your hands after cleaning toys and lube bottles.

Remember: Anal Sex Doesn't Have to Hurt
If it is hurting you need to slow down and be sure you’re using enough lubricant. If you’re going very slow, using a lot of lubricant and are turned on but still experiencing pain or discomfort, you may want to talk with your doctor to make sure there isn’t something unrelated to the way your playing that is causing you pain.
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Edited by - flash on 3/29/2016 9:19:45 AM



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