It should be noted that I've had quite a bit more experience with dildos and some other toys since this "sexguide" was first written. Though a sequel is on the way where I will be exploring other areas of queer sexuality, I do want to add something to this section. Dildos are often seen as "man substitutes". This isn't really accurate because the difference in sensation between having a dildo or a cock up your ass, is like the difference between night and day. There is a level of intensity you can achieve by being screwed with a dildo that is near impossible to have with a man. This is one of the reasons why it's a great deal of fun to have your partner fuck you not only with his cock, but also with a dildo. Mind you I'm not saying that one experience is better than the other. What I am saying is that they are very different and they complement one another. When buying a dildo, I wouldn't waste money buying vibrators, they break down, are a pain to use, and frankly don't do that much for a man. If you are going to pick one up, I recommend getting one that's nicely textured (lots of veins) and is of a good size that you can handle. I had the occasion to use a double headed dildo
with someone in the past and that was a lot of fun!
For those of you not familiar with them - what you
see wrapped around the dildo is a cock ring. The
way a cock ring works is that it constricts blood flow out of a penis, but not
into it. So more blood is flowing into your cock and less out. I should note
that you put it on around your shaft and your balls,
not just the shaft. This has the effect of making your cock even harder than
normal. A lot of men who have problems maintaining a hard-on for extended
periods of time, are rather fond of them. A cock ring works for almost anyone,
and is certainly a lot of fun for your partner because your cock gets a lot more
texture to it.
Unless you know exactly the size that you need for your cock, I would recommend staying away from the metal ones. They can be very
difficult to put on, and even more difficult to take off if you start feeling
discomfort. The rubber ring cock rings are pretty much a waste of money. They
tend to be a pain because they often pull on the hairs on your crotch. So for those starting out, I would recommend Try putting an ice cube in your mouth while like licking various parts of your partner's body, or even while giving him a blowjob. For those of you that are beer drinkers (I have done this one) - try taking a mouthful of beer and sucking your partner's cock with the beer in your mouth. He's bound to give you a reaction of one sort or another. When flight attendants work on a flight, we sometimes rinsed our hands with champagne, and it felt wonderful! Have you thought of trying to pour champagne over parts of your partner's body?
One last thing before I let you go. This page hasn't recently been updated to reflect my recent
explorations within the realm of toys. Such an update is in the works, but until
it's up and running I do want to leave you with a link to an
excellent resource both for buying typical and hard to find sextoys, as
well as expanding your boundaries by exploring all that is out there.
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