Rope Bondage 101 - By Lucy Bellwood (for Oh Joy Sex Toy)
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It’s National Masturbation Month! To celebrate, we’ll be highlighting resources on the topic every Sunday in May. Today we’re featuring our Introduction to Sex Toys page. Check it out here! (via thecsph)
Remember, if it says “Novelty Use Only” use a condom!
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If you’re in the market for a sex toy, save your pennies and buy something from a reputable, high-end company.
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Female Ejaculation
Okay, so I was really sceptical about female ejaculation. I really thought that it was like seeing a unicorn, or that women that experienced it were exaggerating. After experiencing it firsthand I’ve found that it is real, and it is awesome. I have some tips for how you can also hopefully experience it.
Go pee first- you really don’t want to have doubts or feel as though you need to stop partway through. While you’re in the bathroom, grab a towel. You might feel more comfortable with a towel beneath yourself, and if this guide works you’ll need something to clean yourself up with after.
Have your partner (with clean hands!!!) insert two fingers in a hook shape and massage the front wall of the vagina. Using a ‘come hither’ motion, instead of an in and out motion, have your partner press upwards towards your g-spot.
Clitoral stimulation is wonderful to add at this point. I suggest something that vibrates, such as a vibrating bullet or wand. Oral sex is another option.
Using your pelvic floor muscles, push downwards as though you are urinating. Ensuring you have an empty bladder beforehand will ease your mind and allow you to stay in the moment. Squirting uses the same muscles as urinating, so you’ll need to ignore the sensation and keep going.
Have your partner continue to apply consistent motions and pressure to your frontal vaginal wall. Adding a hand that pushes down just below the bellybutton feels awesome!
With luck and a bit of patience, voila! Female ejaculation! Expect a clear liquid with little smell. It can be a small amount or it can be enough to leave a large wet spot. Your towel from earlier will help protect your sheets (or whatever other surface you may be on).
Now give a hand/wrist massage to your partner once your head stops spinning. Chances are they’ll appreciate it and perhaps keep tendinitis or hand cramping to a minimum.This of course is just a rough guide based on my own experiences. You can find other guides online that may help you more. Experiment with that feels best for you and your partner.
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studied this when i was a virgin, started off a sex god. thank you google. lol
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There’s no excuse for not using a condom. Allergic to latex? There’s always polyisoprene.
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