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Default Aug 25, 2008 at 09:27 AM
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Might trigger some people?...

My BF and I are so glad to have someone we can trust and feel safe with. We're starting to explore some new ground sexually and to share some of our "secrets" with each other. Turns out we're both %#@&#!-erotic...

This is NOT something I've had much experience with, and I wanna know what we're getting into. I don't want anyone to get hurt...and I want to have some fun. Instructions, maybe? Some sort of "how to" guide? He'd really like to be on the receiving end sometimes and I love the idea of driving... That sounds like we're going to need a toy. Any recommendations, suggestions?

I feel silly asking. I don't even know WHAT I'm asking. I just don't know anyone I CAN ask about this stuff. Figured maybe someone here can point me in the right direction?

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Default Aug 25, 2008 at 07:19 PM
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I just read a couple of your other posts. If I'm correct it sounds like your bf has DID. If so, is he sure that all parts are in agreement with this addition to his sex life? Most importantly, if sexual trauma is part of his history, was this sort of penetration ever a part of his trauma? If so....I would tread very carefully in this area. For instance, depending on his level of ability to do so, he may want to have a meeting with his system to obtain the group's consent. He might also want to talk to his therapist.

If there is no sexual trauma in his history, it's not as big a deal. Although any time someone with a trauma history is asking to be sexually "submissive" - it sets off alarm bells for me. Makes me think of retraumatization. Of course, I'm WAY overprotective!

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Default Aug 26, 2008 at 10:24 AM
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I hadn't even THOUGHT about that!
I guess I just thought that if he said it's OK then it is OK. It hadn't occurred to me that there might be anything else to it...Now I feel bad...I try so hard to be good to him, and here I might go making things worse.

As far as I know, there wasn't any sexual abuse in his early years, but he has told me that his XW used to rape him more than occasionally. Something that began consensually that got out of control. I didn't even make the connection - I'm not her, he said he wanted me to, so it must be different...wow.

I'm GLAD you guys are so protective!!! I still have so much to learn...
So I guess we're just down to what he can do to me? Ipe!

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Kendyll, im assuming your talking about %#@&#! sex?

There are some basics that I can give you before you try or explore that option.

I'm going to be absolutely blunt here at the risk of triggering someone so I am going to put a trigger icon on the post as well. I hope you don't mind.

Play in that area can be fun, for both. Personally for me, I don't enjoy much more than around the outside.. I don't enjoy penetration that way, but some very much do. It can be fun for men, but alot of men are very shy to approach it, thinking it makes them gay or that it means they are wussy boys ect.

Some basics before you start out -

START SLOWLY. If you rush and try to get things in there that are too large too quickly, its only going to hurt, and burn and sting and possibly tear tissue. The thing about this type of sex is that the tissue is MUCH MUCH more fragile than that of the vagina, or of the %#@&#!. So you need to be aware that things need to be somewhat gentler to be comfortable.

Another thing - its likely to be a little uncomfortable with penetration at first. This is ok - again, start small. My reccomendation is to get a set of dildoes that range from very small and skinny up from there. Start with the smallest, or even start with a finger, and get used to that before you move up. This gives the tissue time to stretch and become accustomed.

The other thing is lube, lube, lube, lube. I cannot ENHANCE THIS ENOUGH. If you don't use literally gobs of lube and its dry you are going to again cause trauma to the tissue. IF its something you are doing often, you can literally buy bottles of lube that are like a liter with a pump top. If your not into such a big bottle, I reccomend Eros lube - its silicone based and a little goes a long way. It is expensive however.

For the part of you doing that to him, if you both decide thats what you want to try - there is an area deep in there.. the best way I can describe this is the same as looking for the g spot in the female. If you feel around in there, you will feel almost like a harder area, this is the prostate and this is what they call the "a spot" in men. It can greatly enhance orgasms. but you HAVE to be gentle.

For yourself, personally from what I know, it works best with some time of clitoral stimulation with it. For me I never really got into it, but found it pleasurable to do it to others if they enjoyed it.

So the biggest things are lube, starting small, going slow, making sure its comfortable.

I hope that wasnt too graphic. Let me know if you need any more advice.
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Default Sep 02, 2008 at 08:09 AM
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That helps a lot - Thanks!!

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