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My boyfriend experiences PAIN, not pleasure when I stimulate his prostate. Back To Topics  
Posted on 27 May 2007 :
So, after my brief 29 years here on this planet I finally found a man that I feel TOTALLY comfortable with and can tap into my sexual curiosities with & I gave into '#%$@-play'.  Quite unexpectedly...I really LIKED it.  I enjoyed the feeling of being dominated and I wanted to play, too.  Well, my boyfriend and I got to talking and after I assured him that his interest in said activities did not mean that he was secretly gay or that it made him less of a man, he agreed to letting me reciprocate.  We shared several days of teasing and erotic e-mails/fantasy scenes getting him to the point where in the heat of a moment together, he begged me to use my fingers and plug on him.  He had to stop me because it hurt....Long story short...we've tried a few times now and he can't seem to make himself relax AND, much to my surprise, stimulating his prostate (no matter how softly I do it and no matter how much lube I use)seems to hurt him more than anything.  He expresses the fact that he really WANTS to like it and get pleasure from it...but he doesn't know why it's not mindblowing like everything we read says it should be.  My concern is that since he's experiencing PAIN, he might have problems with his prostate?  He's 35, and seems healthy in ever other way...so does anyone have any input or advice?  Thanks in advance!
Posted on 28 May 2007 :

The pain could stem from not being relaxed enough. However the  golden rules before putting anything into the anus are

  •  that you have to be relaxed,
  • that you go very slowly indeed as the area is very delicate,
  • that you use plenty of lubricant.  We suggest Bioglide
  • that if you use a toy it is specially made for the purpose and is small and neat.  See our Anal Gem for starters

As you say your boyfriend is experiencing pain and you should get him to have a check up with his GP first and foremost to make sure there is nothing wrong with him. 

 

If you get the all clear then I suggest you start with rimming; which is licking and/or teasing and stimulating with a finger or toy the rim of the anus outside first.  Soft vibrators are great for this with plenty of lubricant.  If he is sufficiently relaxing and enjoying it you could try inserting the finger/toy into the entrance first only about 1/2" or 2-3 cms.  Progress very slowly so that this is pleasurable not painful.  Let me know how you get on.

 

Mary Clegg

     
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