I am interested in trying a ring (for the first time) with my husband and I want to know if other folks find them intimidating.
Do you find cock rings intimidating?
They aren't intimidating BUT you do need to measure and be sure you aren't getting one too small. Definitely err on the side of caution and buy one a little bigger rather than too small and avoid having to end up getting it cut off.
I'd say beginners should start with the stretchy silicone types before advancing to the solid metal type rings. The appeal of the metal rings though is that if they are sized just right for you... they don't apply too much constrictive pressure, instead they are "just right" without being overly tight.
I'd say beginners should start with the stretchy silicone types before advancing to the solid metal type rings. The appeal of the metal rings though is that if they are sized just right for you... they don't apply too much constrictive pressure, instead they are "just right" without being overly tight.
04/16/2011
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All about which ones you choose. If you're a first timer, get a stretchy one with softer material. My wife and I loved the Neo as our first ring. Even got a vibe on it to give you a little something extra!
Originally posted by
lilqueny
I am interested in trying a ring (for the first time) with my husband and I want to know if other folks find them intimidating.
04/17/2011
My male partner is a little intimidated by cock rings. He realizes that he won't burst from using one or anything! But the idea of being constricted bothers him a bit. He wouldn't respond with a "Hell no!" if I gave him one. But if I did, much of the purpose of cock rings would be lost with him. His circulatory system seems to be working well. Too well? Is that possible?
We might try one of those vibrating devices that fall under the same category here--the ones that don't fit over the whole unit. I've been waiting for the Pearl embrace cock ring to get back in stock for quite a while. But I understand that there is something up with Topco right now. :/
We might try one of those vibrating devices that fall under the same category here--the ones that don't fit over the whole unit. I've been waiting for the Pearl embrace cock ring to get back in stock for quite a while. But I understand that there is something up with Topco right now. :/
04/21/2011
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I found your advice very helpful, thank you for the insight. I believe that we will be ordering a silicone one to try out first. Then if we enjoy its effects, we will most likely move on to metal ones. My husband likes the look of the etched ones.
Originally posted by
Solar Ray
They aren't intimidating BUT you do need to measure and be sure you aren't getting one too small. Definitely err on the side of caution and buy one a little bigger rather than too small and avoid having to end up getting it cut
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They aren't intimidating BUT you do need to measure and be sure you aren't getting one too small. Definitely err on the side of caution and buy one a little bigger rather than too small and avoid having to end up getting it cut off.
I'd say beginners should start with the stretchy silicone types before advancing to the solid metal type rings. The appeal of the metal rings though is that if they are sized just right for you... they don't apply too much constrictive pressure, instead they are "just right" without being overly tight.
I'd say beginners should start with the stretchy silicone types before advancing to the solid metal type rings. The appeal of the metal rings though is that if they are sized just right for you... they don't apply too much constrictive pressure, instead they are "just right" without being overly tight.
04/21/2011
