Porstatos masažas: dažniausiai užduodami klausimai

Q: Is it normal for my man to want a prostate massage? Does it make him gay?

A: Some people struggle with the idea of prostate milking being gay because the prostate is located in the anus. But if your man asks you, a woman, to engage in any sexual play, that sounds pretty straight! It’s also typical for guys to be interested (he may even have tried anal masturbation). After all, you don’t have to go far to find men who rave about the pleasure and sites that recommend prostate play for health reasons.

Q: How do I get over the idea that prostate play is gross or dirty?

A: It’s understandable if you’re hesitant to try prostate play because the rectum is where fecal matter exits the body. First, your man can prepare following the suggestions above (showering, shaving, and douching), which makes the whole thing more appetizing. You can also wear gloves (non-latex if either of you has an allergy), which makes cleanup easier. But ultimately, you’ll just have to forge ahead because the pleasure that prostate play brings to you — and the intimacy it fosters between you and your partner — is greater than any squeamishness you feel.

Q: Does prostate massage help with prostatitis?

A: Some men with prostatitis, an inflamed prostate, swear by prostate massage when it comes to pain management. Doctors may even recommend prostate play before prostatitis becomes an issue to prevent future issues. However, there isn’t a strong consensus when it comes to research.

Q: What’s the best way to stimulate the prostate?

A: You may be able to easily stimulate your partner’s prostate with a finger or two. A dildo also works, especially one with a G-spot/prostate curve. However, specialized prostate toys are among the best tools to come when it comes to prostate play. They find the prostate, offer pressure in just the right way, and stimulate from inside and out.

Q: Should I be worried if my partner sometimes loses his erection during prostate play?

A: Not at all! This is perfectly normal. Some men become immediately erect from prostate stimulation. Your partner might lose an erection and regain it during prostate stimulation. As long as it feels good, there’s no reason for either of you to be concerned.

Q: What if he doesn’t come from prostate milking?

A: That can occasionally happen, and it’s nothing to worry about. Prostate massage can also cause him to leak prostate fluid even if he doesn’t ejaculate.

Giving a prostate massage might seem intimidating, but the experience can be so intimate and rewarding that we encourage you to at least consider it. With this advice, you can discover why men have enjoyed prostate milking for thousands of years and impress your man with your sexual prowess!

Q: What other anal activities might he like?

A:  If your man like prostate massages and anal play, you can also try giving him a rim job. Get the lowdown on analingus.