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Now There's a PS Spot??
link Came across this while looking through the web. Any of you out there heard of this? Any already know and have experimented?

Who's idea was it to have prostate play?
I'm trying to talk my fiancé into it but he's not down yet. Ladies, if you talked your guys into it...how did you do it? Gentleman, what would you say

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I think I still have a few years left in me before I would need one. No worries for me, as I am big fan of pleasuring myself anally...hope I don't get a hard-on when I get one....blush I have heard that is pretty common.

I have been in numerous clinical trials for ED and BPH in which part of the exams include prostate exams. Also had many as part of yearly exams, and they really are not that big of deal. As far as having an erection during the exam, it has never happened to me.

It's not the funnest exam ever whether your doc is a male or female it doesn't matter. But in the end, the 2 seconds of embarrassment is better than a bad diagnosis later.

Long story short, I had one in my twenties, and it was not nearly as bad as I thought. Just relaxed and it was fine.

The doctor was vigorously shoving his finger up my butt, he was saying "do not resist or else there maybe trauma." I was so happy i had already done anal play so many times. I would definitely recommend to say something if there is any pain with insertion. And no i didn't get an erection, if it were a female doctor that looked good, well that might have been a different story...

Have had them annually for at least 15 years or more. No big deal and there's nothing remotely erotic about it whether it's a male or female doctor (my doctor is male, but have also have the exam by a female PA). A few seconds of mild discomfort.

As someone already noted, which is worse, potential embarrassment or missing early warning signs of a potentially serious problem? I've known a few men who've had prostate cancer and believe me, treatment is no picnic.

My medical doc hasn't brought it up yet, but I'm not concerned about it when the time comes for it. Heck, I'll probably have to restrain myself from seeming too eager - LOL!