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Originally posted by
ScottA
The problem with inflatables is that they are usually cheaply made out of poor quality materials.
I find the best way to help relax the anus is to focus on the removal step. Get a plug you can insert but is near your limit, then gently pull
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The problem with inflatables is that they are usually cheaply made out of poor quality materials.
I find the best way to help relax the anus is to focus on the removal step. Get a plug you can insert but is near your limit, then gently pull the base. Eventually your anus will relax and push it out - then put it back in and repeat a couple of times. Then you can move bigger.
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I can see what you mean with those toys you're describing. The problem is that they are relatively large in diameter and made from a rigid material. The absence of the material flexibility and its ability to give in and adopt to the body and its curves makes them hard to insert.
I don't agree with ScottA about all inflatables, there is one particular on the market which is in my opinion an absolute state of the art toy. I'm talking about the Gapers organic, it received a lot of posivie feedback from the users (there are my
Two Cents of cource).
If you ar in the 2" area with rigid toys I'd suggest aside the inflatable (which is not really practilcal for penetration) to get something from a softer material. My favourites in this neck of the woods are:
1. The larger version of the
Ultra Skin Cock is a winner.
2. Something softer and cheaper
Blush UR3 ballsy dong - that was actually my intro into the bigger side of the toys.
3. The
Randy is on the huge side of the toys and is actually very difficult to handle at first few times.
I hope it helped a little.
Enjoy!