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Prostate Masturbation Techniques

Question:: I had heard about male prostate orgasms and found your site when researching them. Great site, BTW! And I appreciate your weekly newsletter and am looking forward to the podcasts. My wife has downloaded both your sex bucket list and your cunnilingus books and likes them.

After trying several different methods of self stimulation of my prostate (fingers, vibrators, even drum sticks as suggested by another site) I haven’t even come close to an orgasm.

It’s out of the question for my parter to do this for me, so I’m on my own. Any suggestions on how to get the most out of this technique?

Hey there,

So start by reading these two pages on our site and then let me know if you have any specific questions:

http://www.pleasuremechanics.com/prostate-masturbation/

http://www.pleasuremechanics.com/anal-masturbation/

Drumsticks are horrible advice – they could splinter inside you which would be very dangerous. You never want to put anything in your butt that doesn’t have a flared base- unlike the vagina, the rectum doesn’t have an end – and contractions can pull objects up inside you, requiring a hospital visit to retrieve. Only use flared base toys specifically designed for anal play. Have you tried using the Aneros? Most guys report the most satisfaction with regular use of this toy.

It can be very hard to reach your own prostate with your fingers. You may not be reaching it enough to get a lot of sensation. Try more positions to see if you can penetrate deeper! Most guys have best luck on their hands and knees so they can reach around, angle a toy down and meanwhile stroke their cock for maximum arousal. Or, try standing with one foot up on a stool or stair – again, the reach around is a bit easier.

Also, I encourage you to spend more time with external anal stimulation before you go inside – this is where a lot of the pleasure is!

Read the pages above, check out the Aneros and be in touch with any follow up questions. We will probably do a podcast on this topic soon – we get a lot of questions like yours! Stay tuned.

Cheers,

Chris

Q&A: My Wife Doesn’t Like Sex

Question:: Hi. My wife is satisfied with 2 basic positions: missionary and doggy style lying down. I, on the other hand, am interested in exploring new things that will get me more aroused and more pleasure.

How to get my wife to WANT to explore new activities so that we’ll both benefit from it? How to get her to open up to try new things? She is insecure about her body and therefore not sexy in her performance. Her skills in bed are very poor and I’m therefore not satisfied. She is not suggesting anything new like erotic videos, sex toys, videotaping ourselves, swinging… nothing. She is happy with how things are. She is not even aware that she could benefit from it too by experiencing new levels of pleasure. I even suggested to her a few things that will make me happy like a surprising blowjob while driving or in the cinema, touching private parts (discretely) in public places, going out to a restaurant without panties, a quickly in the closet in friends’ house, watch videos of other couples and get ideas, etc. So I guess my question is: how to get my wife to WANT more from sex?

Answer::

Hey there,

Thanks for being in touch. This is a pretty common question, and I’m going to put it in the queue for doing a podcast episode. Here is an episode we did recently answering a similar question: Wife Doesn’t Want Sex? Here’s What To Do!

But in the mean time, here are a few quick thoughts.

I would suggest slowing way down. The requests you mentioned are all actually pretty extreme requests – many involve public forms of sex or affection – which may feel way too risky. often, men and women have different ideas about what might be on the menu! And if your wife feels like what you really want is way out there, she may just close down completely.

She may also know that you think her skills are “really poor” and thus feel shut down, and just go through the motions but not really enjoy or put her soul into the sex you are having. Kind of like when you know you are bad at a sport, and choose to sit on the sidelines rather than give it a try. Of course, you don’t get any better sitting out, but it feels safer to do so.

What you want to aim for is to start warming up the physical relationship and making sure her needs are being met. What would happen if you said “for this evening, I’ll do anything you wish. from clean the house to give you a foot massage to go through old family photos. what do you need dear?”

Your own needs are important, but if you can set them aside and try to show up for her, right where she is at, as an open hearted and dedicated partner, that might start a (long) process of thawing out the relationship and building more trust.

Have you tried our couples massage videos? if she is open to it, learning massage together can be a great, non-threatening way, to open up the physical relationship. Would she be open to receiving foot or back massage from you? many couples find that massage is a way to start giving one another pleasure again, but doesn’t have the same charge as “give me a blowjob in the theater”

Of course, there are myriad reasons she may be closed down. a few common ones: stress overwhelm, resentment about something in the relationship, a history of trauma or abuse, distraction from money or other life issues, health concerns, chronic disease. . . in short, sexuality is not always a top priority, and it may take some work to figure out what is going on with her inner landscape.

Hope that helps. feel free to write me back with your thoughts, more information about the relationship, your first intuitive response to my advice, and i’ll see if I can provide any more thoughts for you!

Thanks again for being in touch, and good luck!

Chris

Q&A: Can Genital Piercing Cause Sagging?

Question:: Can piercing your genitals cause sagging or dropping from the weight of the jewelry on an area such as the clit or hood?

Answer::

Thanks for being in touch! The quick answer is yes, you can stretch out the tissues especially if you wear heavy jewelry. But you can also simply choose to wear light jewelry which shouldn’t cause any stretching. Your piercer can help you pick the right weight for the spot you want to pierce. You also want to talk to your piercer about placement so it falls right on your parts – I’ve known people you had the jewelry fall “just so” and give them lots of pleasure, and people who had to take it out quickly because it was just irritating. So take your time, use a mirror and talk to your piercer to get a good placement and fit. Do be aware that you can impact nerve endings and lose sensation, but this isn’t always true, just a risk inherent to piercing a highly sensitive part of your body.

Good luck and enjoy! If you go through with it, don’t forget to breathe deeply before and after – if your piercer isn’t trained in breath, just ask to take a big deep breath and then have them pierce you on a very long slow exhale.

Cheers!

Chris

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