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Will contain a combination of Water, Silicone, or Oil to meet a desired consistency or effectBe mindful of the ingredients before using it on any products where it may likely cause unwanted interaction (oil on latex or silicone on silicone.)
Try to eat a light meal the night before, eat normally the day of your activities, and try to have a good healthy poop early in the day!
If you’re using a store bought enema you can pour out the contents it comes with (sometimes they’re filled with a laxative mixture) and put on a podcast, some music, or whatever will help you pass the time. Grab a towel, some lube (recommending a thick silicone lube), and head on over to the bathroom.
Remember, poop can still happen even after a really good cleansing with a douche. This is anal sex and we live in reality. And you will still need to be properly stretched and prepared for anal sex even after going through the process of douching so do not skip that step either.
Three primary statements before we can begin: The anus is not self-lubricating. Slow and steady wins the race and patience is a virtue. Numbing gels are not your friend and do not warn you if you are being injured.
Anal penetration requires a lot of lube, and preferably something that will not be absorbed quickly like a thin, water-based lubricant. Once you've chosen your preferred product lube up a finger and make sure to spread some more lube very generously around the anus. It's always better to have more lube than not enough. Also, please do not use numbing cream on your anus, sure it may ease the pain and discomfort for a short time but it will also take longer to recognize any microtears or other pain/discomfort that should be addressed.
Once your anus is sufficiently lubed up along with your finger, take a deep inhale with your stomach, and on your exhale start pushing your finger inside and give your body a moment to adjust. Do not introduce new fingers until you can fit that entire finger inside you, this allows time for both the exterior and interior sphincter of your anus to adjust to penetration. Slow thrusting in and out will help you accomplish this effort with added pleasure. The goal is to help your anus accommodate stretch without unnecessary pain. Once you're comfortable with your first finger, add more lube if needed, then introduce a second finger. Again give yourself a moment of adjustment, then you can resume thrusting to your pleasure.
If you plan on introducing more fingers or even a toy (plug or otherwise) you're going to need to stretch yourself more efficiently. To do this, take your two fingers and stretch them out like a peace sign inside you in all directions as you are able. Continue thrusting as you do this and eventually, you'll be able to fit a 3rd finger, and after thrusting and stretching with three fingers you should eventually be able to fit your 4th finger or your toy.
The easiest and most affordable type of protection to find. The three main types are: Latex, Plastic, and Lambskin.
Great for anal and vaginal sex. Unfortunately, FC2 happens to be the retailer in the US and they can currently only be ordered through your insurance as a prescription. However, you can order them internationally through World Condoms in The Shops.
Great for cunnilingus and rimming. They are easier to find online compared to shopping in store for them. (Lorals are a wearable underwear style of dental dams.) Often these will be latex so be mindful of the lube you use.
Latex and nitrile gloves are great for fingering to protect your hands and fingers. (There are even specifically finger condoms aka finger cots) if you don't feel you've cleaned them well enough or have any possible cuts or sores you may not risk exchanging fluids between yourself and your partner.
1. Check the Expiration
2. Open package carefully don’t use anything sharp
3. Place it on the head of the penis/dildo and make sure the rim is on the outside. If you’re uncircumcised pull your foreskin back first.
4. Pinch the tip to let out air and leave some space to catch semen.
5. Roll it all the way down to the base and make sure there are no tears.
6. If using lube make sure to use water or silicone based as most condoms are latex.
Check out Dr. Riva's work and maybe schedule a consult for yourself, if you're inclined, right here!
Its not uncommon to see joking videos online of people fitting various body parts inside a standard-sized condom to "disprove" the "Condoms don't fit me" narrative they may have heard from people trying to use this particular contraceptive. But the statement is more true than false as many of the condoms people tend to encounter in-store are more like a One-Size-Fits-All despite having many different brands and variations.
The most common condom sizes you're likely to find instore are about 2in to 2.2in (52-56mm) in girth and around 5in to 7in (127-170mm) in some cases. To measure if a condom is fitting you properly:
If your measurements are less than 5in (127mm) in length and less than 2in (50.8mm) in girth you’re going to want to look for condoms that have a more snug fit.
If your measurements are more than 7in (170mm) in length, and more than 2.2in (56mm) in girth, you’re going to want look for condoms that market themselves as XL or larger as sometimes these labels can be misleading.
And if your measurements fall right within the standard sizing range then make sure to look into brands that best fit your size.
Carrying the most diverse range of condoms in the US. ONE condoms range from approximately 1.75in-2in (44.5mm-50.8mm) in girth and 4.7in (119.4mm) in length at their snuggiest size to 2.95in-3.5in (74.9mm-88.9mm) in girth and 9in+ (228.6mm) in length at their largest.
(All sizing approximate using their custom fit measuring tool)
Durex has three size ranges for their condoms: Close Fit, Regular Fit, Wide Fit.
For some customers this may be a better option because Durex tends to be easier to find in store.
While yes it is true there aren't many vendors of quality condoms that are easily accessible in the US, if you don't mind getting some shipped check out some international brands that may suit your needs at World Condoms!
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