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I have heard mixed reviews on the use of Anal-Eze for anal play. I know some say you shouldn’t try to numb the pain of anal penetration, because of the risks of injuring yourself inadvertently. But I’m interested in exploring prostate/anal play, yet nothing feels good or stimulating up the back end to me, because of being too tight.

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I tried Anal-eze and it burned like hell (I have very sensitive skin). So, there was no pain associated with the top fucking me but there was burning from the Anal-eze. And, no, it was not an STI. It started immediately upon it being applied to my anus. I had the same sensation when I later used Oragel on my gum after a toothache. 

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I really would not recommend using numbing creams for several reasons, with the most important being the risk of injury without noticing it. Instead, I suggest taking your time and using toys or plugs. Start with a small one, and once you're comfortable, move to a slightly larger size. Keep increasing the size gradually until you reach your desired goal. It will be a slow process, so take your time and enjoy the experience.

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Pain is nature’s way of telling you that an injury is occurring in these circumstances when a foreign object is being inserted in your anus. Pay attention to what your body is telling you. The tissue around your rectum and inside is tender and needs to be treated with respect and prudence. Treat it well and it will treat you to some wonderful sensations. 

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12 hours ago, Luv2play said:

Pain is nature’s way of telling you that an injury is occurring in these circumstances when a foreign object is being inserted in your anus. Pay attention to what your body is telling you. The tissue around your rectum and inside is tender and needs to be treated with respect and prudence. Treat it well and it will treat you to some wonderful sensations. 

Have to agree, there are lubes that create a gentle warming sensation and that actually helps your muscles in that area relax. That plus finger/toy play and patience you will eventually be able to take whoever you want and enjoy it. Just don’t rush it😘

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As a top who's had bottoms use this before a fuck session and not say anything, it's no bueno.  Takes away a ton of sensation.

I don't want to pound the guy for a solid hour just to get close to blowing my load.

This may be less of an issue if you're using rubber, but it could easily still find its way into the condom.

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On 9/13/2024 at 8:39 PM, caramelsub said:

Thanks for the replies everyone. To be clear, I wasn’t thinking of using the numbing lube during intercourse with a partner. But just to help open me up while using a butt plug or toy. I am very tight, and it hurts for me to bottom.

To this, I'd add not to forget being ready and receptive to enjoying sex is also a mental game. If you focus on how tight you are and anticipate the penetration being difficult or uncomfortable, it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. I write from experience.

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On 9/13/2024 at 9:39 PM, caramelsub said:

Thanks for the replies everyone. To be clear, I wasn’t thinking of using the numbing lube during intercourse with a partner. But just to help open me up while using a butt plug or toy. I am very tight, and it hurts for me to bottom.

As someone else mentioned, it’s your choice, but I’ve heard the same concerns about numbing creams like Anal-Eze. The risk is they can mask pain, which is your body’s way of telling you to slow down or stop. It’s really important to listen to your body, go slow, use lots of lube, and gradually increase toy sizes. It’s as much mental as physical—breathing exercises and relaxation techniques can also help. And if you go the partner route, a truly skilled top will help you relax and open up with very minimal discomfort.

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