HatesParisHilton -> RE: Anal question I doubt you've heard, LOL (1/12/2007 5:17:13 PM)
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well great replies still coming, glad I asked. RE the allergic dangers, when I and "Adam" (lad number 2) "discovered this", it was by dint of medical advice, believe it or not. The substance that causes the reaction (for him and I) is sold in most supermarkets and all pharmacies/chemists here (even advertises "for sensitive skin", LOL). The first time it happened (for me) I used process of elimination and thought it must b this "vitamin E creme". I tested it; yup. Did a second test under different experiment controls to make sure; yes again. No swelling anywhere else, purely localized. Adam did not follow suit (I Nasked him not to until he does a dermis test with his own doctor) so he'll have to wait on this. But for myself, I appreciate the concern, but three times no worries = not a problem or risk. At least for myself. Adam (and "Dave", the third guy) send their thanks to all whom replied, by the way. Dave's a very big boy anyway so I've cautioned him on all of this. Adam and I aren't that big (I'd say average but "thick-ish") but still we're each looking at this as a potential "treat" not "let's go for it". We get very concerned for the "recipient" (Dave has to be more so considering his "size"; I probably need not explain that). and thanks for the caveat, missturbation. [:)] behindmirrors, very cogent point, one that the lads and I discussed beforehand (just so you know). Since the creme is so common we've all greed that we ask the women we MIGHT (I stress that) do this with, if they've ever had any reactions to this particular product. My potential partner claims to have no allergies at all and has stated she's used this stuff to give massage before, so we'll see. Besides, after the last time I used it in experiment 3, I scrubbed all vestige of the creme away till there was apparently as little left as possible. But bear in mind that unless I've been with someone for a WHILE I use condoms anyway so all her asshole would get would be Wet Stuff brand lube. the problem that remains is the "surprise" part. All three of us have consulted and even though we're getting roughly half "yes" half "no" we agree to err on the side of care and caution. But I wonder if there is a middle ground here, as follows: what if by erotic story sent to the woman it was implied that some men can do this, and then by some dialogue afterwards she knows "it could happen" so she can think about it, knows "maybe" it could happen when anal comes into play? Does that change the scenario for anyone who said "they'd want to know"?
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