One of the problems with
self-pleasuring for many men is the fear of getting caught, especially by their
partner. Even though regular self-pleasuring is part of a healthy intimate life
and an important part of manhood
care, there’s still a stigma attached to being caught. But what if one were to
purposefully engage in an exhibition of one’s self-pleasuring practices?
Women really are interested…
According to many surveys,
there’s actually considerable interest among women in watching an exhibition of
a man’s self-pleasuring routine – especially if the man in question is their
partner.
Certainly, times have
changed. A few decades ago, a woman walking in on her husband or boyfriend
fondling his member would have been utterly shocked (although she might also
secretly have been a bit turned on). But today, people are much more open and
honest about the fact that people self-pleasure – men especially, so it’s more
accepted.
But being more acceptable
doesn’t mean it is any less titillating. Although a woman may have engulfed a
man’s manhood orally, taken it inside, and caressed it and stroked it countless
times, there still is a sense of mystery attached to self-pleasuring. (And not
just for women seeking to see a man self-pleasure; videos of women stimulating
themselves are among the most watched online by men.)
How to bring it up….
How does a guy know if his
partner wants to see him self-pleasure? She may have dropped hints – perhaps
slyly joking about him doing it at some point. But it’s more likely that she
has kept such thoughts to herself. In which case, it’s up to the man to raise
the subject.
In some relationships, a man
could simply say, “Would you like to watch me self-pleasure? I think it’d be
hot and it would mean a lot to me.” In other relationships, it may be necessary
to introduce it slowly – saying as she is slipping off her clothes for a turn
in the sheets, “I’m so hot for you I can barely keep my hands off myself” or as
one leaves for work in the morning, “You look so hot I’m going to have a hard
time keeping my hands off myself thinking of you today.” This can then lead to
a discussion of wanting to put on an exhibition for her.
Set it up…
One it’s established that
there is interest, decide what to do. Is she anxious to see her man
self-pleasure right away? If so, dropping the trousers and going to it is fine
– if the guy is ready for it. He may suddenly feel performance anxiety and
prefer to ease into it.
If her curiosity is piqued
but she’s not ready to experience it at that minute, decide the best way. Some
scenarios include:
- Setting up a time when she
can “catch” the man at it.
- Establishing a time when
she can follow the man through the entire process – getting aroused, taking off
clothes, stroking to hardness, etc. all the way through cleaning up with
tissue.
- Having the man film a
session and then letting her experience it through video – perhaps with the man
watching himself won the video with her.
The key is to establish what
fits the comfort level for both parties and then following through.
Engaging
in self-pleasuring exhibition can be thrilling for both parties (and may lead
to the female partner sharing her own self-pleasuring processes as well.) Since
any man wants his manhood to look its absolute best when on display, he needs
to be sure to use a superior manhood
health crème (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). Many manhoodes sport an
unattractive “wrinkled” look, which can be fought by using a crème with alpha
lipoic acid, to fight the oxidative stress that can contribute to wrinkling.
The crème should also contain both L-arginine and vitamin C, ingredients each
of which contributes to proper male organ blood flow – a key component of male
function. Displaying one’s self-pleasuring prowess will be more fun if the
manhood is in tip top health.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional
information on most common manhood health issues, tips on improving manhood
sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a
professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing
contributing writer to numerous websites.