Massage Anus

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This sex education website is for adults who wish to learn erotic massage and other sexual skills.
In this class, explore and learn the pleasures of anal touch by practicing along with two long-term couples and with the best teacher of anal massage in the world.
“Anal massage is more common than anal intercourse,” according to sex therapist Dr. Jack Morin. He continues, “Virtually anyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, can become more aware of the anal area, learn to relax anal-rectal muscles and expand their capacity to enjoy whichever types of anal stimulation may be desired. Required, however, is sufficient motivation, a little patience, and a clear idea of how to proceed. It is also necessary to become aware of and to challenge the effects of anal taboo. Almost everyone with whom I have worked has found that the rewards--anal pleasure and health--are well worth the effort.” Enroll Now.
A majority of men have sensory amnesia in their anal area. When they were infants, before being brainwashed by the anal taboo, they enjoyed feeling all parts of their bodies. Anal massage helps us to place our attention on forgotten tissue and reclaim the ability to feel. In this class you will practice along with two skilled couples, demonstrating basic strokes as well as advanced techniques of anal eroticism. Professionals and beginners alike can benefit from a Master Class with Chester Mainard. Enroll Now.
Three of the videos in this class teach anal mapping, a wonderful complement to anal massage. Mapping involves applying finger pressure in a focused, structured way to specific points on the body. The focus here is on somatic awareness, not on giving a massage. Sometimes only five points will be held in an hour. The person receiving decides. To facilitate communication with the person being mapped, agree that you will follow their guidance on pressure, vibration, and when to move to another point. Keep in mind that some points may trigger painful memories or surprising amounts of pleasure. Enroll Now.
In this video class, you will see two women and a man receive external and internal anal massage. Jaiya shows us how to milk the prostate and massage the g-spot through the anus. Anal massage can bring orgasmic sensations as well as deep relaxation to your lover's entire body. Enroll Now.
In this class you will see demonstrations of Sexological Bodywork sessions. Certified Sexological Bodyworkers are professional somatic sex educators who teach through body-based exercises and experiences. In the video Vulva Anal Eroticism , Sexological Bodyworker Roy Turpin simultaneously stimulates the vulva and anus, transporting Suz into an altered reality. In Communicating Pleasure , Frans includes anal play in his session with Manuel. Enroll Now.

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Check with your healthcare provider before you begin. While perineal massage is usually really helpful, it's always a good idea to check in with your doctor when you're trying something new. Perineal massages can cause a little pain if you use too much force or don't use enough lubricant. Don't worry though—you're not going to hurt yourself or your baby. [1]
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Don't let this scare you away from trying it, though. It's a pretty simple technique to learn.


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Sit in a warm bath before starting. This may help you relax before the massage, and loosen up the muscles that surround your perineum. Plus, who doesn't love a nice warm bath? Try adding lavender-scented bath oil to soften your skin and calm your mind. [2]
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You don't have to soak for long—10 minutes is enough to help you relax. But if you have time to indulge in a long soak, go for it!

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Cut your fingernails short so you don't scratch yourself. The tissues in your vagina and perineum are very delicate, so take care. Cutting your nails short will prevent tearing the skin or discomfort of the body. [3]
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Filing your nails into a soft oval can also help to keep them from being a little pointy or jagged.

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Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. You don’t want to introduce germs into the birth canal, so be sure to properly wash your hands before you begin. Just give them a good scrub like you normally would. You don't need to do anything special. [4]
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Make sure you wash them after you massage yourself, too. It will help prevent the spread of germs.

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Get in a comfortable, supported position on your bed. The best place to perform this massage is in bed, where you can be nice and comfy. Prop yourself up with pillows to support your back, and bend your knees. It's helpful to feel relaxed during the massage, so it is a good idea to find a place that allows you to get comfortable. If you prefer the couch or a big armchair, do what works for you. [5]
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The massage can also be done sitting on the toilet with your legs elevated. Any position that makes you feel comfortable is the right one for you.
You can also use a hand mirror to help you see your vagina and place your hands in the proper position.


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Use a lubricant to make the massage feel better. Before you start, lubricate your thumbs and the perineum tissues with a water-soluble lubricant. A pea-sized amount is all you need. Some great options are vitamin E oil, almond oil, or olive oil. You can also use a water-soluble lubricant like Astroglide or KY Jelly. [6]
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Place your thumbs about 1 inch (3 cm) inside your vagina. Rest your fingers on your buttocks. Press down towards the anus and to the sides of the vaginal wall. Hold your thumbs in this position for about one minute. You will begin to feel a slight burning or stretching sensation. Try not to be nervous. This is natural and is good for you. [7]
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Remember to keep breathing deeply as you hold the position. This will help you to feel at ease.
Consciously relax your muscles if you feel tense.


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Gently massage the lower half of your vagina. Use a "U" shaped movement by going back and forth, and up and down. Try to relax your muscles while you are performing the massage. Perform this motion for 2-3 minutes. [8]
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Repeat the massage for about 5-10 minutes total, taking breaks when you need to. It may take up to several weeks of this daily massage before you notice that your perineal area has more elasticity.

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Ask your partner for help if you feel comfortable. An ideal partner choice for this intimate situation should be someone you can relax with such as a significant other. You don't want your muscles or mind to feel tense. [9]
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Be prepared for emotional reactions. Even if your trusted intimate partner is doing the massage, you may have feelings of awkwardness and modesty. This is perfectly natural. It's okay to be nervous!
Communicate with your partner. Let your partner know if you experience any discomfort, or if you want them to stop.


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Sit on your bed with pillows to support your back. Get in a position where you can relax your muscles and be in a position while your legs are open. Try laying on the bed with your knees bent, and use pillows to support your back. Your partner can perform the massage while you are in this position. [10]
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Ask your partner to clip their nails and wash their hands. Shorter nails will help prevent the risk of scratching and clean hands will help keep any germs from spreading. Have your partner take a few extra minutes for some hand hygiene before starting. If you want, have your partner put on latex gloves to wear during the massage to keep the area sanitized. [11]
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Have your partner use lubricant for ease in massaging. Either you or your partner can put a few drops of water-soluble massage oil on your perineum. Good choices include vitamin E oil, almond oil, or olive oil. You could also use any water-soluble lubricants you have at home. [12]
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Begin by having your partner massage the area gently. Next, they'll rub the outside area of your perineum using their thumbs. Slow, back and forth motions on the outer area between your anus and vagina will help you both ease into the massage. [13]
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Do this for 1-2 minutes, or until both of you feel comfortable moving on.

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Have your partner insert 2 index fingers inside your vagina. Instruct them to use their index fingers instead of the thumbs to do the massage. Once inside the vagina, have them massage the back wall of your vagina in a "U" shaped, side-to-side motion using downward pressure. [14]
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Continue this motion for about 2-3 minutes. Let your partner know if it feels okay, or if you need more or less pressure.
You can say, "That feels good," or "A little less pressure, please."
Repeat the massage for 5-10 minutes total. You'll notice the elasticity of the area improve over time.
Try to perform the massage daily in the final 6 weeks leading up to your delivery. It might make your birth easier.


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