Butt Plug In Use
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Butt Plug In Use
Medically Reviewed by Dan Brennan, MD on June 27, 2021
A butt plug is a sex toy that goes in the anus. They are usually shaped like a cone, starting narrow and getting wider before narrowing again. Butt plugs also have a wide base to prevent the toy from going in too far.
Unlike many other sexual toys, such as dildos, a butt plug is meant to remain in place during sexual play.
A butt plug can be used to stimulate the anus to prepare for sex. This is because the tip of the plug is close to the female g-spot and the prostate, the male g-spot.
The anus has a lot of nerve endings, and is near both the male and female g-spots. It is common to stimulate the anus for sexual pleasure.
People with prostates enjoy butt plugs because they stimulate the gland, potentially leading to a prostate orgasm. Even if one doesn't occur, most still report that it feels good. There are butt plugs that are specially shaped to reach the prostate.
People with vaginas also enjoy butt plugs. Wearing one during penetrative vaginal sex can simulate double penetration—getting penetrated in the anus and vagina at the same time.
People who enjoy anal sex use butt plugs to warm up the anus before sex. They may also masturbate using a butt plug when they are by themselves to enhance the experience.
Butt plugs can also be part of dominance and submission games.
When trying anal toys, always use something with a flared base. Your anus can suck things in and a flared base prevents that. A large ring or pull cord is also acceptable for safety.
Since the anus does not self lubricate like the vagina, always use plenty of lubrication. The anus and rectum are delicate. Lubrication helps to prevent tears and soreness, and it usually makes anal play feel more pleasurable.
If you use a silicone toy, use a water-based lube. Silicone lube can make silicone toys degrade faster.
Sex toys made from porous materials may not be body-safe. The sex toy industry is not regulated, despite the fact that these items go inside your body. Any toy that is made from plastic or acrylic may leech harmful chemicals into your anus. Additionally, these materials are porous. They can't be fully sanitized and bacteria may grow on them.
The safest materials for butt plugs are silicone, Pyrex glass, and stainless steel. These materials are non-porous—they can be sanitized and disinfected between uses.
Start slow. Anal play is often more enjoyable when you are relaxed. If you are tense, an anal tear may occur. Pay attention to how you are feeling. If something hurts a lot or doesn't feel right, slow down or stop.
Start with something smaller than the butt plug. A finger is usually a great tool for warm up. If you don't want to spread bacteria from the anus to other parts of the body, or you want to keep your hands clean, wear a disposable latex or nitrile glove. Put lube on your finger and rub the rim of the anus gently before inserting your finger. Once you fit a finger or two in there comfortably, move on to inserting the butt plug.
Experiment with different positions for butt plug insertion to find out which one is best for you. Each person is different and will find different positions most comfortable based on their specific anatomy.
Some people use numbing creams to avoid discomfort during anal play. However, this will prevent you from feeling when your body wants you to stop. For your safety, avoid using numbing cream when using a butt plug.
Even if your anus is clean, it can still harbor bacteria that can cause infections in the vagina. After you touch the anus, make sure to wash your hands before touching other genitals. Wash with warm water and soap to prevent UTIs and yeast infections .
Most silicone toys can go in the dishwasher as long as they don't have a motor in them. This kills bacteria . Boiling glass, silicone, and stainless steel toys will also disinfect them. Make sure to do this before sharing a toy with a partner. Even if you only use the toy on yourself, disinfect it periodically to stay clean and healthy.
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These plugs vibrate, inflate, and help you masturbate.
Good sex isn't all about thrusting, and that's just as true for anal play as it is for P-in-V penetration . In the wonderful world of booty toys, you'll find dildos , anal beads , and other products geared toward in-and-out movement, but don't underestimate the pleasure of a toy that goes in your butt and stays put. We're talking about butt plugs.
Butt plugs come in a range of sizes, and some have special functions like vibrating or heating up, but the defining trait of a butt plug is that you pop it in your rear end and leave it there for a feel-good "full" sensation. "There are tons of nerve endings in the anal canal," Alicia Sinclair, certified sex educator and founder and CEO of b-Vibe, says in Men's Health Best. Sex. Ever . "At the entry of the bum, there’s also the anal sphincter, which has 4,000 nerve endings, which is the same number of nerve endings as the head of the penis and about half as many as the clitoris."
In addition to stimulating those nerve endings, butt plugs can also help cisgender guys access the prostate , a walnut-shaped gland capable of producing next-level, full-body orgasms . Also known as the "P-spot," the prostate is located below the bladder and in front of the rectum; you can stimulate it externally through the perineum, or internally through your booty.
Another reason to love butt plugs: They're great for anal play beginners to prep their booty for bigger things, such as being on the receiving end of anal sex. If you've never been penetrated by a penis or dildo before, a smaller butt plug can help you get used to the new sensations of stretching and fullness back there. (The process of prepping your rear end for butt play is known as "anal training," FYI. You can buy anal training kits designed to help you increase your capacity.)
But remember, using a butt plug can feel good regardless of your identity. Don't let false ideas about masculinity and butt stuff inhibit your sexual pleasure! "Guys have to remember this: The sensations and experiences that feel good have nothing to do with your sexual orientation or gender," Sinclair says. "There’s nothing inherently feminine about receiving anal stimulation and penetration. You get to decide what anal play means to you and how you feel about it. And when you can let go of the idea that a sexual act has to be done by a specific gender, you’ll discover some amazing opportunities."
Because these toys are designed to stay in one place, they're also among the easiest sex toys you can play with. You can use a butt plug in so many different sexual scenarios, from masturbation to popping one in during partner sex. Hell, you could even wear one out to dinner for a kinky twist on your classic date night. (If it's a vibrating butt plug, try handing the remote control to your partner 😉.)
The first thing to know? Take things slow. Inserting objects into your butt takes practice. Start with one of the smaller plugs on this list, and work your way up from there.
Whether you're inserting the plug solo or having a partner do it for you, start by applying a healthy dose of lube to your anus. The lube mandate goes for any kind of sex, but especially butt stuff, since the anus doesn't self-lubricate. Check out our favorite lubes for anal sex if need to re-stock .
Warm up your booty with a lubed-up finger first. When you're used to that sensation, apply more lube—always more lube!—to the head of the butt plug. Your or a partner can gently ease it into your rear end. Pause or take it out if it feels uncomfortable, or keep going until the plug is all the way in, held firmly in place by the flared base. (Never put a toy up your butt if it doesn't have a flared base; otherwise, it could get lost up there.)
Consider investing in an anal training kit if you're totally new to butt play and looking to make it a regular part of your routine. This educational set from the booty experts at b-Vibe comes with:
• a small butt plug that's great for beginners
• a medium-sized vibrating butt plug
• a large weighted butt plug for bonus "fullness"
• an anal enema for cleaning out down there
• a travel bag to carry your goodies
• a pamphlet with everything you need to know about anal play
This set of three silicone butt plugs is a #1 bestseller in Amazon's collection of anal training kits, with over 2,100 five-star reviews. Fans say the curved shape makes them super comfy for long-term wear and great for prostate stimulation. The smallest one is around the size of a pinky finger, so you can start small and work your way up.
This anal training set comes with five different plugs, if you're looking for even more of a gradual experience. The dimensions of the plugs are:
• 2.60 inches long and 0.54 inches wide
• 2.83 inches long and 0.7 inches wide
• 3.03 inches long and 0.87 inches wide
• 3.15 inches long and 1.03 inches wide
• 3.54 inches long and 1.19 inches wide
Not to judge a butt plug by its cover, but there's also something satisfying about the pastel blues and minimalist design.
We can't say enough good things about b-Vibe's Snug Plugs. The material is silky smooth, and each plug contains a weighted ball that you can vaguely feel moving around as you move your body—a fun, sexy twist on the feeling of fullness a butt plug already brings to the table.
At 3.4 inches long and 0.88 inches wide, this is b-Vibe's smallest Snug Plug, meaning it's great for beginners.
The term "boyfriend dick" refers to a penis that isn't too big or too small—just a standard peen you'd be happy coming home to every day. Well, the Snug Plug 3 is the boyfriend dick of butt plugs. If you're used to putting things in your booty, this 4.7-inch plug will feel like no big deal to get in, but you'll still know it's there—especially thanks to those weighted balls inside the head.
It's the boyfriend dick of butt plugs, this time with vibrations. (It can vibrate at four speeds and in six different patterns.) Wear this during penetrative sex, and your brain just might explode—in a good, sexy way—from all the delicious sensations.
If you're into the Snug Plug and up for a challenge—like, a serious challenge—this XL option is 6.5 inches long and weighs a little over a pound.
Speaking of weighty butt plugs, we're big fans of njoy's high-quality stainless steel sex toys—like this one. The frictionless metal makes for relatively easy insertion. (Still, we beg of you: Use lube!)
For folks with slightly more anal experience, this stainless steel plug gets up to 4.7 inches in circumference around the head.
If you like the idea of a partner controlling the vibrations in your booty, then we highly recommend this vibrating butt plug from We-Vibe. (Of course, you can use it during masturbation, too!)
B-Vibe has a line of butt plugs that simulate the sensation of anilingus. It has rotating beads at the base of the toy, which you can turn on once the head of the toy is inside you. It is an absolutely stupendous feeling to have something inside you while also having stimulation to your external anus.
Okay, so we're obsessed with the name "Butt Tingler," but we promise that's not the only thing we love about this silky-smooth toy from Lovehoney. Vibrating butt plugs tend to be more expensive than their non-vibrating counterparts, but this one comes at a relatively low price point—great for guys who aren't sure if they want their butt to tingle, but are curious enough to give it a try. "Perfect size as it’s not too big and not too small," a five-star reviewer wrote on Lovehoney. "And the vibration is an added extra, creating wild, intense orgasms."
Switch up your internal sensations with the spiral texture on this affordable plug. (Does this butt plug look like a soft-service ice cream cone, or is that just us?)
An inflatable butt plug truly is a strange idea, but like many bizarre things, it led to something phenomenal. With it, you can expand the plug while it's inside of you, and it's unlike any other sensation you've ever experienced. Most butt plugs focus on depth, when clearly this one focuses more on width and hitting your inner walls. In case 4-inches is child's play to you, not to worry. On their website , Lovehoney has various sizes, which range from 2 to a whopping 8 inches.
This is a two-for-one deal right here. The snug plug from b-Vibe is actually weighted, which gives you the sensation of feeling really "full." In this iteration of the snug plug, it's connected to a cock ring , which can help strengthen your erection.
We're including a glass butt plug on the list because there's something cool you can do with glass plugs that you can't with regular plugs: freeze 'em. It's exhilarating to have an ice-cold plug inside your behind. It wakes you the hell up, we'll tell you that much! (Don't worry. Glass plugs are developed using a specific type of glass, so they're shatter-proof!)
For when you want a butt plug that's also a work of art. Seriously: We're not opposed to you incorporating this baby into your home decor. "Looks really nice and fills me up nicely," a five-star reviewer wrote on Lovehoney. "It's really comfortable to wear, and the knobbly bit is in the right place for me. I haven't tried the suction cup end yet, but I managed to get it stuck to the sink when I was cleaning it, so it seems to work well." (FYI, there's no rule saying you can't have in-and-out fun with a butt plug; try suctioning this one to a flat surface and going for a ride.)
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Butt plugs may seem pretty risqué, but a lot of women swear by them as a source of pleasure.
Of course, even if you are intrigued, chances are you're not going to run out and buy a toy for booty play without knowing what you're getting yourself into. Right?
So we asked experts what the hell these are for, why some people think they're ahhhmazing, and how to use one.
Similar to your c-spot and G-spot, there are tons of ultra-sensitive nerve endings in your back door, says relationship coach Cory Honickman, PsyD . That means stimulating it can bring you of a ton of sexual pleasure whether you're playing with yourself or with a partner. And, depending on how the plug is used, the female skene glands (also known as the female prostate) may be stimulated, which can be a pleasant surprise, she says.
Besides reaching erogenous zones you didn't know you had, these toys can also be used as a form of kink , says Honickman. More specifically, people use them with domination and submission play. Using butt plugs can be a way for someone who enjoys submission to explore feeling vulnerable or humiliated in a way that gives them pleasure, says Honickman. "Women who have experienced anal orgasms say it’s a very deep and powerful sensation,” she says.
Another reason people use butt plugs is to prepare the rectum for anal play , she says. And that's an important step if you're looking to work up to something bigger, like a penis or larger sex toys , says Honickman. “Using a butt plug gets the rectum primed for something to enter it," she says. "That ups your chances of having more pleasure and less pain during anal play."
Learn about the fascinating history of the sex toy:
Of course, like with anything you're trying for the first time, you shouldn't jump in full force. Be prepared. “Don’t wait until the heat of the moment to get lubes, condoms, etc., lined up before the action commences,” warns Kat Van Kirk , Ph.D., certified sex therapist and resident expert at adamandeve.com . (You can always buy both condoms and lube from the Women's Health Boutique.)
For starters, make sure you're very aroused before even getting close to inserting a butt plug, says Honickman. This can make the sensation less jarring and more of a turn on.
Next, take your time. Whether you're using one with a partner or by yourself, inserting a butt plug too fast can actually hurt. Start by using fingers (make sure your fingernails are trimmed) first to get used to the sensation. And make sure you're using lots of lube from the start, says Van Kirk. Taking these steps will help ensure that you don't get anal micro-abrasions, which can increase pain and potentially cause an infection, she says. When you feel ready, insert the toy very slowly into your rectum.
Once it's in, you can choose your own adventure, says Van Kirk.
Though some women do pull it in and out (as you would with a sex toy made for your vagina), the plugs are designed to create a sensation of fullness in your rectum, says Van Kirk. Other options include leaving it in for "double penetration" during masturbation, vaginal intercourse, mutual masturbation, or oral sex, she says. Also, Van Kirk says that some women enjoy the sensation so much they wear them while not having sex. To each their own sexual adventure.
Van Kirk also suggests quickly removing the p
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