2020 – a year of uncertainty, change and growth. It’s the new election cycle, a new decade, a health emergency, and an order to stay at home. But it can also be a time to try things that you may have been meaning to get to on your list. Whether that is trying a new hair style, or seeing if crop tops are ‘your thing’, it might be time to also try some new things on the sexual frontier. One of those could be prostate play.
Looking to break into the world of anal? The Aneros Helix is the perfect toy for beginners and advanced users alike. So, If you’re even slightly interested in prostate play, this is a great place to start (& don’t forget, USE LUBE!)
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One of my favorite qualities a toy can possess is being hands-free, leaving my hands to explore and stimulate the rest of my body, or somebody else’s.
Aneros first peaked my curiosity as it is one of the only companies that are specifically geared towards prostate pleasure – and more specifically, HANDS FREE stimulation. The goal is pleasure, not a one-handed workout! These toys are designed unlike any other prostate toys. I honestly thought I had experienced everything my prostate/P-spot could feel and achieve, until I tried an Aneros toy like the Helix.
Ever since images of Batgirl, lingerie catalogs or snippets of erotica made the rounds at Garfield Elementary, I’ve been conditioned to perform that one sacred sequence: get turned on, then stroke myself until I climax. After several long-term relationships and a few years of marriage, “touch and release” got a little boring (albeit still necessary to avoid some sort of internal sexual combustion).
Now that the holiday season has passed and Valentine’s Day has come and gone, I know a lot of us are left wondering…. Now what?
For singles, this is your time to shine! In just a few short months, it’ll be summer; all those winter weeks spent Netflix & Chill-ing solo will be replaced with longer days and hotter nights, not to mention plenty of opportunities to meet your next great fling! Continue Reading
“The only time a man ever hears about Kegels is when he has prostate cancer.”
—“G,” 50 years old, prostate cancer victim and friend Continue Reading
Emily interviews Charlie Glickman from Good Vibrations who teaches listeners all about the prostate, from finding it to how to treat it. Many straight men don’t realize the untapped pleasure of the prostate, or the male G-spot.
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Happy Anal August everyone! As the days again begin to get shorter, it can feel like time for change! Whether that’s going back to school, getting a new haircut, or diving into something new sexually. For a lot of people, that something sexually new can be a first-time entry into the backdoor.
So after you have thoroughly washed your backdoor and prepared yourself mentally, let’s get to the fun stuff and break down the dos and don’ts of anal!
Anal sex: it might not be everyone’s immediate cup of tea. But with Anal August upon us, we’d like to remind you that if you’re open and willing, anyone can get into it. Pun intended.
If you have some fear around anal arousal… please keep reading! Easing into it is the way to go.
You may not know this, but there is a whole host of anal play that does not involve penetration! Call it anal foreplay, or call it just plain fun, here is an introductory guide to easing into backdoor play.
How can you play around the butt without going full-on hardcore penetration and with ease? Let us count the ways!!!
Happy Men’s Health Week, America! As we move through this time in our history with COVID and the BLM movement, it’s important now more than ever to take care of our mental and emotional health. The point of view of men sometimes have about their health is sometimes a negative one. It can lead us to being averse to taking care of our health – Society tells us to be tough, don’t show pain, push through the weakness, if you need help, that means you’re weak.
Studies have shown that men are less likely to seek professional help when injured or when they’re in a mentally unhealthy place, and are more likely to die of loneliness. But there are plenty of things you can do to stay on top of your overall health and well-being! Here are some simple ways that you can start to keep track of your own health.
