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RIMMING
Intro
Rimming (anilingus) is a form of oral sex
whereby you kiss, lick or probe your partner's
anus with your tongue. The very idea repulses
some while exciting others. Not everyone
rims and it is your choice whether or not
to partake. Physiology The skin around your
anus is rich in sensory nerves that, when
stimulated, can drive you (or your partner)
wild. There are no sensory nerves for pleasure
more than an inch or two inside your anus.
When you gently stimulate these nerves around
your anus, your sphincter muscles contract
and your anus twitches. No, this isn't some
type of anal seizure.
Technique
Gently lick the skin around your partner's
anus. You can even probe gently inside with
your tongue. Beware of teeth and biting
because the skin, if cut, can easily become
infected. If your tongue is pierced you
might tear the anal lining if you aren't
careful. A rough beard can also irritate
the anal lining. Some people use dental
dams (a piece of latex) or cellophane placed
over their partner's anus as a type of safe
sex barrier for rimming. Most, however,
find that this takes away the oral pleasure
and taste.
Hygiene
An asshole will always be an asshole and
you can't sterilize it. At best, you can
gently wash the skin with a moist cloth
to remove any fecal residue. Avoid wet tissues
or toilet paper that can flake and leave
unappetizing bits of paper behind. A little
perfume or aromatic oil may help with smells,
but they can taste bad. Oils can also damage
a condom if you are going to have protected
anal sex. Problems The biggest problem many
people face with rimming is getting their
partner to do it in the first place. Again,
it isn't for everyone. If your partner is
bothered by your hygiene (or lack thereof)
don't get bent out of shape. Listen to what
he has to say -- he might be right. You
may want to wash with a mild soap and gently
dry the area. MORE>>>
Hepatitis
Vaccination Available at Free or Low Cost
Clinics
All men who have sex with men (MSM) should
get vaccinated for hepatitis A and hepatitis
B, according to recommendations from the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC). Now there is a free and easy online
guide to clinics across the country offering
free or low-cost hepatitis vaccinations
-- HepClinics.com.
CLICK
HERE to find clinics in your area offering
free and low-cost hepatitis vaccinations. MORE>>>
Frequently
Asked Questions
1. HIV, Oral Sex & Swallowing: Is oral
Sex safe? What about swallowing cum?
2. HIV & Barebacking Tops: Can I get
HIV as a bareback top?
3. The Dangers of Precum: Is precum dangerous?
4. Lasting Longer & Shooting Further:
How can I last longer and shoot farther?
For
the article and the answers, click here>>>
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