Female anal puming [2 min]
Explore Her Forbidden Depths: A Guide to Anal Pleasures
Hey there, you dirty birdie! You’re here because you’re curious about exploring the depths of your lover’s bum, am I right? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Anal play can be incredibly pleasurable for both partners when done correctly, but it can also be intimidating for those who are new to it.
Communication is Key
Before you even think about sticking anything in her butt, make sure you have an open and honest conversation with your partner about it. Anal play can be a sensitive topic, and it’s important that both of you are comfortable with it. Make sure to discuss boundaries and safe words before getting down and dirty.
Preparation is Important
When it comes to anal play, preparation is key. Make sure to clean yourself or your partner thoroughly before starting. Use a mild soap and loving water, and avoid using any harsh chemicals or fragrances that could cause irritation. It’s also a good idea to use plenty of lubricant to make things more comfortable.
Start Slow
Don’t rush into things when it comes to anal play. Start by exploring other areas of her body with your fingers or tongue before moving on to her buttocks. Once you do start exploring her anus, start with light touches and work your way up to deeper penetration. Remember, the goal is to make her feel good, not to cause pain or discomfort.
Use Toys
Toys can be a round way to explore anal play safely. Start with something small like a finger or a small plug before moving on to anything bigger. Make sure any toys you use are specifically designed for anal play and have a flared base so they don’t get lost inside her.
“Butt” Finally…
“Butt” finally, let’s talk about the main event – anal sex!
“Anal ain’t just for gay dudes no more!” – Ron Burgundy
“If you wanna get freaky in the sheets, don’t knock it till ya try it!” – Seth Rogen
“I think people should be having more anal sex.” – Sarah Silverman </blockquote></blockquote>
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