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First
thing to know about any anal play, strapped-on or otherwise,
is patience, patience, lube, patience, more
lube, and even more patience.
Remember
that our eyes are bigger than our orifices,
so start small and work your way up; a good anal session
will generate a fun pile of mementos scattered nearby
when you're done. My favorite anal toy of all time is
my finger... especially with a latex glove on it, poof!
no finger nails! and easy clean up! Just reverse out
the glove and your hands are clean and ready to go on
to the next thing. Get started by having your partner
use lube and massage just the opening of the butt...
don't even worry about going in the first few times
you play there (remember, patience means that you might
not cover all of these steps in one session... let your
body tell you when you are ready for the next step).
Once
massaging the opening starts to feel good, then she
can either slip in just the first part of her (lubed!!)
finger, or the first bulb of the (lubed!!) Small
Ripple (the first toy I suggest to people
that have never played “back there”). I
like the Small
Ripple because even used full-tilt, it's
not much longer than a finger, and the bumps do good
things when worked in and out. I'm serious about lube
with any anal play; the anus isn't naturally lubricating
so you have to lube more than you'd think, then lube
again).
After
the Ripple
is feelin' good, you can move to the toys in the kit,
or other toys that are on the small side of the scale.
I like ones with curves and bumps, all of which are
great for hitting the elusive prostate, the gem of the
human body... more sensory nodes than just about any
other place else on the male body...
Now
that your butt is happy having things in it... let's
attach said 'things' to your partner. My favorite way
to do this is with the harness that comes with the Bend
Over Beginner Kit by Tantus Silicone... it's
comfortable, machine-washable, and very durable. It's
also super-duper adjustable, and once she's figured
out how much strap she needs she can trim off the extra
and burn the edges so they don't fray.
For
an extra bonus prize, has a sewn-in tunnel for the included
mini-vibrator so that your harness is instantly both
vibrating panties and vibrating the dildo. I've washed
mine a bunch of times and it still looks new. I also
like to remove the purple pad and get a guy to wear
it... so that he has 2! Good times. The Bend
Over Beginner Kit comes with 2 simple dildos,
I started by wearing the larger one and using the smaller
one to warm up my partner. You can also buy the harness
separately if you already have a stock of small dildos
to use with it.
Remember,
no one is trying to say that strap-on play isn't just
plain weird. It will feel unnatural for both
of you at first, because she's going to have to make
opposite movements than she's used to, as will you...
just laugh about it and embrace that it's an adventure.
The
first man I used a harness with and I were both "virgins"
to it and we stumbled though it with a laugh. My biggest
problem was that my legs (when kneeling) were shorter
than his, so I couldn't get lined up right. I always
ended up with 3 or 4 inches left over between us (I
just couldn't figure out how to close up that gap),
because I couldn't line things up correctly. That's
why the next toy I reach for is the Spike;
it's smooth and easy entry because of the small tip,
and it's long enough that she can just use the tip of
it and have room to spare so she has some working room.
Once
you've got the receiver used to something a bit wider
and longer, you can move up to my favorite dildo of
all time, the Charmer.
It's got pronounced ridges all the way down one side,
which makes it grrrrreeeeeat for anal play because it
hits the prostate just like it does the g-spot for us...
over and over and over and over with each bump, with
each movement, both on the way in, and again on it's
way out. Life is good...
There's
a mini-vibe in the kit that can be inserted in the tunnel
on the harness... presto! vibrating panties, and a vibrating
dildo at the same time. The vibration doesn't do much
for girls when inserted (the vagina only feels vibration
for the first 1.5 inches... after that, it only responds
to pressure), but the prostate loves it, so in a girl/boy
situation this vibe set up is perfect, vibrating panties
for the wearer and prostate stimulation for the man.
Remember,
everyone's sexual tastes are different, so none of these
guidelines are hard and fast. My first harness play
partner liked me to work up to moving pretty quickly,
almost like regular sex... I liked either being doggie
style so I could reach around and play with him at the
same time, or missionary (a little more awkward, but
there's something to be said for being face to face,
no?) and then I could reach his goodies even easier.
My
second harness partner was experienced with it and taught
me some more things... the best one: pay attention to
whether there is lube further in. I would lube the opening
and once the dildo got past that lube there was none.
That's when gloves come in handy... you can do the lubing
deed and not have to get up and wash your hands afterwards
(just reverse them out and presto! Clean hands!).
He
also liked much slower movements than #1, barely moving,
really, as he was much more sensitive than #1. The moral
of that story each couple will find what's right for
them, there's no right or wrong here, and don't expect
it to work as easily as it does when the roles are reversed.
Remember that you each have years of experience moving
the opposite way, so it will take some time to get used
to moving “backwards.”
Pretty
simple, really... just remember, patience, lube, more
patience, more lube, and to laugh a little... it's an
awkward act at first, but OH SO worth it when you get
the hang of it.
Oh,
and don't forget to HAVE FUN!!
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