Lacan52
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This is a somewhat common topic, but I simply wish to raise it here both for emphasis and clarification. Basically, its the endlessly fascinating, totally alluring, terminably awol prostate! Essentially, I'm intrigued by it enormously, and on a few occasions have felt some of the splendid sensations associated with it. However, it still seems to escape me, and thus I question my entire technique. Any advice would be gladly accepted.
Firstly, some internal geography of a sort - rather than describing where the prostate is, could anyone describe, rather, where is it not, what lies around and about, above and below, it, and what can be confused with it - am I overreaching, underreaching etc, and on that note, what is the best body position for exploring? Secondly, its somewhat de rigeur to describe the most effective action as the 'come hither' motion, but is there anything more specific? Thirdy, what kinds of sensations are expected (less vague than intense, or mindblowing, etc). Lastly, but perhaps most importantly, what would you said is the proper context, by which I mean, all that is happening in and around the body at the time - how does the environment affect it, what kind of preparation helps, etc.
I know that one of the golden rules is that if you are determined to find your prostate at any one time, chances are you wont. Ironically, its those times that I've felt I've experienced a taste of it that infuriate me so - they are so enticingly incomplete! Thanks for listening!
Firstly, some internal geography of a sort - rather than describing where the prostate is, could anyone describe, rather, where is it not, what lies around and about, above and below, it, and what can be confused with it - am I overreaching, underreaching etc, and on that note, what is the best body position for exploring? Secondly, its somewhat de rigeur to describe the most effective action as the 'come hither' motion, but is there anything more specific? Thirdy, what kinds of sensations are expected (less vague than intense, or mindblowing, etc). Lastly, but perhaps most importantly, what would you said is the proper context, by which I mean, all that is happening in and around the body at the time - how does the environment affect it, what kind of preparation helps, etc.
I know that one of the golden rules is that if you are determined to find your prostate at any one time, chances are you wont. Ironically, its those times that I've felt I've experienced a taste of it that infuriate me so - they are so enticingly incomplete! Thanks for listening!









