How to prepare for the “big” battle

For fun-loving and exciting friends, today we will delve into the “big” issue. How should you prepare yourself if you have to face “big things” that may be bigger than usual? Get ready because we will introduce you from the beginning. But today, it will not be a dirty story. We will tell you to learn.

Understanding the “big” picture

First of all, we have to talk about the size because it is a big issue that we will talk about today. Size is one thing that completes the experience of lovemaking for both parties. Sometimes, if it is too big to handle, it may cause pain, tingling or cramps. No matter which organ is used to manage the “bigness”, knowing the possible risks, such as tearing, must proceed slowly, gently and gradually.

Communication is very important.

Because we do not want the activity to stop in the middle of the way, which is extremely frustrating, right? Therefore, communication and talking beforehand are very important. It is like when we are in a car, we have to talk to the driver about which way to go so as not to get lost and waste time. Talking to your partner about the situation, when you can’t take it anymore, the right timing, the thirst or concerns that may arise during the activity, which is not just about foreplay that will make you feel better. It is about planning together to have good sex.

The more slippery…the better

You may have heard that lubricant is a good friend. Yes, in this case, think of it as a friend who must never be separated. The quality of the lubricant gel is also very important, whether it is water-based or silicone-based (but oil is not recommended because it may get on the condom and break. From thrilling to risky) It helps you moan from “Ouch” in pain to “Aaahhhh” easily.

Slow and steady wins the race.

To play big, your mind must be calm and composed. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and sitting on big things wasn’t done in a minute. Start slowly, caress, and go in and out as gently as you can. Remember, this isn’t a 4x100 race, but a marathon, where we have to be more patient than rushing to finish it if we want to enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of this activity.

Choose the most comfortable position

This may require some experience in experimenting and adjusting. You may try lying face down, lying on your back, lying on your side, standing up, sitting, standing up, because there will be some positions that are the most comfortable. But from the experience of friends who are experts in this field, everyone said the same thing that lying on your back and inserting with a size at the crook of the neck makes the activity more enjoyable and easier to enter than other positions that may cause muscle tension in the buttocks when there is pain.

Don't force your body.

The body is not eternal. The pleasure is only once, but the pain may last forever. If your body is too sore to handle, don't be too brave to fight with a big thing. Pain means rest and change positions. Don't be shy or embarrassed if you feel like resting and changing positions. The body's signals are very important. If you feel tense, numb, cramped, or dizzy, rest for a while. You can also caress and hug each other first.

Practice until you are skilled.

If you want to be a pro, you have to practice. If your partner already has a big thing to practice with, that's great. Or, to be more skilled, you can find a toy of the same size to practice with so that your body gets used to it. Then the question might arise, Hey! Will it be loose? If it is loose, you can tighten it. I will tell you more in the next blog.

Safety first

The last thing, but you have to think about this all the time, is to have safe sex. Using condoms can help protect you from HIV and sexually transmitted diseases that may bother you unintentionally if you do not protect yourself well. Nowadays, there are many brands of condoms that are big enough, both sizes 58 – 60 – 62 are available now.

And finally, when you have penetrative sex with a “big one”, you can have fun, excitement, excitement, and an impressive experience. It’s all about preparation, communication, and practice. Remember, sex is a journey, not a destination, and every journey has something to learn and practice. Just do it safely, do it knowledgeably, and most importantly, do it happily.