Taking a long dildo is a bit of a challenge, but it’s totally worth it! After all, it can give you an incredibly intense and unique pleasure experience.
Before I started exploring the world of dildos, I was really intimidated. I mean, I’m all about trying new things, but how was I supposed to insert something that’s so long and vibrators unfamiliar?! Thankfully, I found a few useful tips and tricks that helped me master the whole process.
First of all, you wanna start by getting yourself in the right mindset. It’s important to relax and let go of any anxieties or worries you may have. Taking deep breaths can be really helpful, as well as playing some soothing music in the background. Taking your time in preparing can really make the whole experience much more enjoyable.
Speaking of preparation, it’s a good idea to do a bit of research. Try to find out the exact size and shape of your dildo, as this will help you know exactly what to expect. And it’s important to check the material your dildo is made of. A lot of long dildos are made from silicone and they can be pretty stiff. This means you’ll need some form of lubrication to help the insert process go more smoothly.
When you’re ready to insert the dildo, you want to start by finding the right angle. Start slow and try pushing it in in short increments. Once you get comfortable, you can try pushing it in a little further. Be sure to check in with yourself throughout the whole process as it’s important to be aware of your own enjoyment and boundaries.
You also want to consider the type of speed and motion that you use when you take the dildo. Different speeds and rhythms can lead to different levels and types of pleasure. You can try pushing it in and out slowly, or if you feel adventurous you can try a more vigorous and intense rhythm. It’s all about playing around and finding out what works for you.
My ultimate advice would be to take it slow and remember to breathe! Taking a long dildo can be intimidating, but it can also be incredibly fun and rewarding. All it takes is a little patience and practice!