Aswad -> RE: questions about anal (5/30/2007 3:36:46 AM)
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ORIGINAL: malloves69 its amazing to see her arm sticking out of my ass and im way past her wrist and our goal is to try to go to her elbow If you keep at it, you'll get there in time, and further. Good luck. If, as you said, you crave more, she might want to try using a foot instead. I've seen some gay handballers get the heel in and go past the ankle; a woman will usually have smaller feet, so it should be doable. As usual, researching it up front is advisable. Depends on what you're craving more of, and (more relevantly) what she craves more of. Some people get off on an elbow, others an ankle, yet still others prefer to "jerk off" a strapon in there. Takes all kinds. quote:
yes she goes slowly past a certain point to make sure im fine with that and trust is the key i believe the deeper she goes Sure, it's great fun. However, trust is just the mental safety aspect of things. There is also a physical safety aspect that needs to be adequately addressed, regardless of how good it feels, or how amazing everything is, or how hot it gets you. Here's a simple physical exercise to illustrate the point: Locate the lowest pair of ribs in your ribcage, then the bridge where they meet, and move one inch down. Place your elbow there, ball up your hand, and keep your arm in a straight line (it will pass above the navel, etc.) toward your rectum. Then there's the mental exercise that follows: Take the amount by which your arm goes past your rectum, and imagine a point that far above the point where the elbow is. If you've done it properly, you should by now have figured out that this point is well past your diaphragm, and into the lungs proper. Needless to say, your anatomy cannot support this. QED. I'm not saying one shouldn't go that far (there are people who manage to get in up to the shoulder), just that it is critical to have a fundamental understanding of the anatomy involved, including how the intestines are laid out, how much they can take before they are perforated, where the tendons and ligaments are, how strong those are, which nerve trunks are passed along the way, which internal organs will be shifted by how much, where major veins and arteries are in relation to the arm, and so forth. Trust alone does not confer safety.
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