windchymes
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ORIGINAL: Petruchio Personally, I always thought anal play would be a pain in the ass. It is, unless you're doing it right. One suggestions I have (along with all the others) is to be sure he's wearing a condom, along with plenty of lube like Anal-eaze or KY Jelly or any of the other sold specifically for anal penetration. It tends to slip in much more easily when covered with the slippery latex as opposed to bare skin, even with the lube. Another is, when you've been fingered and plugged and loosened and gotten as relaxed as possible and you're ready to try the condom-covered penis....YOU have to be the one in charge. Let him enter you very very slowly, a millimeter at a time. As soon as it begins to hurt, you stay "stop!" and he MUST STOP....and freeze there...don't back out, just stop in place. You take deep breaths and try to relax. Eventually, you should....and tell him to go ahead. He should ease forward again, little by little, and if it begins to hurt again, tell him to "stop!", and he should freeze in place again. Once again, concentrate on relaxing. And then repeat the cycle until he slips all the way in. If it continues to hurt, try bearing down slightly like you were trying to push him out (but don't actually push him out!). That helps the sphincter to relax. He can keep easing forward and stopping as needed. Deep breathing with your mouth open helps things down there to relax and be open, too. And he should be dependable enough NOT to try to force you to take more than you want to at the time. I don't care what degree of M/s dynamic you've achieved....rectal entry pain is a lot less desirable and tolerable than the pain of a whip or a slap. And knowing you CAN be in control here will also help you to relax and not fear the pain that you have no control over. This works for me every time. Good luck! chymes
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