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2017年10月30日 · Using the victims of real life rapes and their accounts, Leicestershire Police have produced a hard-hitting short film to encourage people to come forward sooner. The woman in the All is not Lost...
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2023年1月26日 · Unfortunately, at the moment, Milf Manor is only available to watch in USA, but an air-date for UK screens on our version of TLC is expected soon. Across the pond, episodes drop on TLC weekly and...
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- What Is Anal masturbation?
- Why Should You Do It?
- What Are The Benefits of Anal masturbation?
- How Can You Get Started with Solo Anal Play?
- What Are The Best Toys For Anal masturbation?
- What Lube Should You Use For Anal Play?
- Do You Need to Do An Enema?
- How Should You Prepare For Anal Play?
- What Should You Do For Aftercare Post-Anal Play?
- What Are The Signs That Anal Play Has Gone Wrong?
Exactly what it sounds like, anal masturbation is the actual of sexual self-exploration using simply your body or toys, but focused around the anus. It doesn’t have to involve penetration – surface-level touching counts, too.
‘One of the biggest appeals of anal masturbation is that it allows the individual to explore an often untouched erogenous area at their own pace to establish what they do and do not like,’ says Mia Sabat, in-house sex therapist at Emjoy. ‘While it’s often assumed that anal sex is an act that must take place between two people, the reality is that w...
Pleasure! For many people, anal stimulation feels absolutely wonderful, thanks to nerve endings throughout the region. Just like ‘regular’ masturbation focused on your genitals, anal masturbation can relieve stress, boost your mood, increase your sexual confidence, and even help you sleep. ‘If you want to masturbate, and are curious to discover mor...
We’re not overstating this: relaxation is key. If you’re tensed up and not in the mood, anal play of any sort will not be enjoyable, simply because of how the muscles around your butt function. Mia explains: The first and most important thing is to be relaxed and to not feel pressured in any way to explore this part of your sexuality if you don’t w...
An important thing to note: you should only put things in your anus that are designed to be put in there. That’s because anything that isn’t a toy designed for anal play may get sucked up inside you and be tricky to get out, causing damage and requiring a rather embarrassing (and likely painful) hospital visit. You need something with a flared base...
While the vagina has natural lubrication, the anus does not. That means that lube isn’t an option, but a necessity. ‘If lube isn’t used, your experience with anal pleasure will likely cause small fissures (tears) in the tissue lining your anus, which will result in pain, discomfort and even bleeding,’ says Mia. ‘Not only will this be unpleasant exp...
Nope, you don’t need to. It’s your body and you’re the one exploring it – it’s really up to you how to prepare. We’ll answer the big question: yes, you might see some poop. It’s normal and to be expected, and frankly, if you’re deeply uncomfortable with the idea of fecal matter being anywhere near you, anal play might not be for you. Poo comes out ...
We’ve said it before but we’ll say it again: relax and prepare mentally, first. Make sure you’re in the right headspace before you get going. Then it’s on to the physical bits. You might feel more comfortable going to the toilet and having a shower first, to lower your chances of encountering large amounts of poo. Clean your hands and fingers well,...
‘When you finish an anal sex session, it is good to clean up in the same way you would after any other session,’ says Mia. ‘For example, if toys have been used, it is good to wash or wipe them thoroughly and make sure they are clean from both body fluids and lubricants. ‘When it comes to the body itself, a normal cleaning without exaggeration or ex...
If at any point you feel sharp pain, stop. Don’t try to ‘push through it’ or assume pain is just part of the experience. ‘If you take your time to enjoy foreplay, focus on pleasure and use lube, you shouldn’t experience any soreness or discomfort during or after anal sex,’ says Mia. ‘If you find yourself feeling tender or uncomfortable after engagi...
2022年8月10日 · According to findings conducted last year, 84% of the 2,381 adults surveyed said they had tried BDSM – aka Bondage, Domination, Sadism, Masochism. The report also found that those who enjoy kinky...
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2022年1月29日 · To take your masturbation sessions from routine to revelatory, and allow you to tap into a well of mind-blowing orgasms, we asked Tracey Coates, Sexual Wellness Expert at Ricky.com, for her tips....
