DavanKael -> RE: Anal (11/24/2008 3:16:08 PM)
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ORIGINAL: porcelain26 I'm very aware of the fact that the first few times, there is probably going to some pain and discomfort involved, no matter how much lube is used and no matter how prepared I am before hand. Thankfully, Master is an expert at reading me and is able to help me process sensations that with anyone else, I'd never be able to handle. I'm very lucky to be owned by Him. I see a lot of you saying that once He's in, the pain is pretty much over...it's the whole initial penetration that's the roughest. I've done some light anal play in the past (Master was present, though it was someone else doing it), and here's what happened. This guy went incredibly slow, was unbelievably patient, and the whole experience was really great. He started off very small, and ended with my rather large vibrator up my ass. When he pushed it in, there was no force of any kind, he simply held constant, steady, gentle pressure until my body opened of it's own accord and allowed it inside. And then - I completely freaked out! I can't stress this part enough, there was NO PAIN involved in this. It did not hurt even in the slightest sense of the word...but the sensation of it terrified me. When I play with myself, I get that same sense of panic, or of being overwhelmed. I'm not hurting, it's just like sensory overload. Has anyone else dealt with that before? Any recommendations? I've heard of Anal Eaze before, but doesn't that have an anesthetic in it? I thought that you weren't suppose to use that kind of lube because pain is a sign there is something wrong and if you can't feel that, then you run the risk of getting seriously hurt?? Maybe it's a different brand of lube I'm thinking of, though. I you read Tristan's site that we spoke of yesterday, you probably noted her saying that if you're in pain, something isn't being done properly. Thus, AnalEze would be a no-no if you're going with that thought-process. I can absolutely tell you that size, for me, doesn't matter in terms of pain. If you're fluid-bonded, avoid using condoms. I say this because I had frequent anal with a fluid bonded boyfriend who quite large and pain was infrequent. In comparison, I had anal more recently with a partner whose equipment was delightful but smaller in proportion to that of the afore-mentioned bf. We used condoms. Now, it could have been the lesser frequency but I blame greater pain substantially on the condoms; they just make an obnoxious drag (No matter how much lube; and, he preferred more lube where-as, I would probably go with less were I the decision-making party) and, upsettingly as well, provide less sensation for the male. The only other anal sex experience I can speak of was with my ex-, and he thought that he ought take a battering ram approach which sent me screeching across the bed. In general, pain doesn't bother me much but I know you're apprehensive, so take your time, do things to make you more ready, lube, and no condoms if fluid bonded are my recommendations. Davan
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