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Pleasuring Him through His Prostate
By Kelly Wolf
If youve ever taken the time to look and see what a woman can do in order to provide her man with more pleasure, youve most likely come across some mention of stimulating his prostate gland. While everyone has most likely learned about some basic anatomy in their lifetime, the location and techniques that should be used in order find and provide pleasure to a man are not often included in any curriculum! If you are interested in pleasing your partner through his prostate, read on to learn about massage techniques that are sure to surprise, please and pleasure him. Make sure that your partner isnt offended or turned off by some anal attention during sex- it may make him uncomfortable or even turn him off. Talking about trying new things or experimentation before attempting anything new is always a good idea.
The prostate is an area that provides a great deal of sexual pleasure to a male when properly stimulated. In fact, some men claim that they have to limit the amount of stimulation they receive in order to reduce the intensity of their orgasms, otherwise some individuals couldnt handle them!
The prostate is located inside the pelvic area of a man, below his bladder and just at the front of the rectum. It winds around the urethra (duct through which urine is discharged in most mammals and which serves as the male genital duct) to assist in additional flow during orgasm, or ejaculation. The actual function of the prostate is to produce a viscid secretion that is the fluid part of semen which keeps sperm surviving in the vagina.
In order to reach the prostate, you have to enter through the anal opening. The anal opening is designed to be opened with pressure from the inside, or when the body needs to discharge excrement. In order to successfully and comfortably access the prostate, you should consider using liberal amounts of petroleum jelly or lubricant as well as rubber glove if desired. The anal opening should be cleaned thoroughly before any contact is made with a finger or other object. If your partner is relaxed (you can help him relax by gently making small circles around his anus with your finger to relax and stimulate him) and ready for you to enter him, the anus will accommodate you much in the way it does from the inside.
Once your finger is inside his anus, you can find the prostate by moving your finger towards his front (stomach) area. Some men may need to have additional stimulation in order to achieve the ultimate orgasm like the anus or the perineum. Some men even find that stimulating the perineum provides enough pleasure without entering the anus.
You and your partner may decide to use toys in order to stimulate the prostate. You can try something called butt plug, which is a plug that is inserted into the anus before and/or during sex. Another toy possibility is climax beads. These beads are inserted one by one into the anus and then they are pulled out one by one during climax. Both toys are available in a variety of sizes and should be used with plenty of lubricant.
However you and your partner decide to approach reaching pleasure and possibly orgasm through the stimulation of the prostate, it is imperative the fingers, toys or any other objects as well as the rectal area are clean and dry. Otherwise your partner could be susceptible to a variety of infections.
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