The Key to Anal Sex?

The T with Dr. Tyler and Gabriel
31 Jul 202418:50

Q & A

  • Why is relaxation considered the key to anal sex?

    -Relaxation is key to anal sex because it helps to reduce tension in the body, allowing for a more comfortable and pleasurable experience. When the body is relaxed, the muscles in the anal region, including the internal and external sphincters, can relax, which is crucial for penetration and pleasure.

  • What are the two sphincters in the anal canal and how do they respond to relaxation?

    -The two sphincters in the anal canal are the internal and external sphincters. The internal sphincter, made of smooth muscle, relaxes involuntarily when the body is relaxed, while the external sphincter, composed of skeletal muscle, can be consciously relaxed. Proper relaxation is necessary for both to function effectively during anal sex.

  • Why is the anal region sensitive and how does relaxation affect this sensitivity?

    -The anal region is rich in nerve endings, making it highly sensitive to stimuli such as touch and temperature. Relaxation allows these nerve endings to be more exposed and responsive, enhancing pleasure. Conversely, tension or constriction can reduce the number of nerve endings involved, leading to less pleasure.

  • What is the game plan for relaxation before engaging in anal sex?

    -The game plan for relaxation before anal sex includes achieving physical relaxation of the pelvic floor and perineum muscles, internal relaxation through deep breathing and creating a calm environment, and maintaining relaxation during the act with slow, deep breaths and communication with your partner.

  • How does communication play a role in relaxation and anal sex?

    -Communication is vital for relaxation during anal sex as it allows partners to express their comfort levels, boundaries, and any concerns. Open communication can alleviate anxiety and ensure that both partners are on the same page, leading to a more relaxed and enjoyable experience.

  • What are the potential physical risks associated with not relaxing during anal sex?

    -Not relaxing during anal sex can lead to physical risks such as tearing, anal fissures, hemorrhoids, painful spasms, and anal incontinence. These issues arise from the forced stretching or tension in the anal sphincters and surrounding tissues, which can cause damage and discomfort.

  • What is an anal fissure and how can it be caused by anal sex?

    -An anal fissure is a small tear in the anus that can result in severe pain, bleeding, and discomfort. It can be caused by anal sex if there is insufficient lubrication and relaxation, leading to excessive stretching and damage to the delicate mucosal lining.

  • What are hemorrhoids and how can they be affected by anal sex?

    -Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels in the rectal area that can cause discomfort, bleeding, itching, and pain. Increased pressure or friction during anal sex can aggravate existing hemorrhoids or cause new ones to form. They can sometimes be treated with over-the-counter options, but severe cases may require surgical intervention.

  • What is anal incontinence and how is it related to anal sex?

    -Anal incontinence is the loss of control over bowel movements due to damage to the external sphincter. While it is not a common outcome of anal sex, it can occur if the sphincter is forcibly stretched or remains too tense during anal sex, causing trauma. Kegel exercises can help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to prevent this condition.

  • What tips are recommended to help with relaxation during anal sex?

    -Tips for relaxation during anal sex include using dilators to gradually prepare the body, selecting an appropriate lubricant to reduce friction, maintaining open communication with your partner, and taking breaks during the act to allow the body to adjust and relax.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Anal sex

Anal sex refers to the act of inserting a body part or object into the anus for sexual pleasure. In the video, it is the central theme, with the hosts discussing the importance of preparation, relaxation, and communication to ensure a pleasurable and safe experience. The video aims to educate viewers on how to engage in anal sex with minimal discomfort and maximum enjoyment.

💡Relaxation

Relaxation is emphasized as a crucial aspect of anal sex, as it helps to reduce tension and anxiety, which can lead to a more pleasurable experience. The hosts discuss the importance of both physical and mental relaxation, suggesting techniques such as deep breathing and creating a calm environment. Relaxation is linked to the body's ability to enjoy anal sex without pain or discomfort.

💡Sphincter

The term 'sphincter' refers to the muscles that control the anal opening. The video explains that there are two sphincters: the internal and external sphincter. The internal sphincter is not under voluntary control and relaxes automatically when the body is relaxed, while the external sphincter is under voluntary control. Proper relaxation of these muscles is essential for comfortable anal sex.

💡Nerve endings

The anal region is described as rich in nerve endings, which are sensitive to stimuli such as touch and temperature. The video suggests that when the body is relaxed, these nerve endings can provide pleasure during anal sex. If the area is tense, the nerve endings may retract, reducing pleasure and potentially causing discomfort.

💡Lubricant

Lubricant is mentioned as an essential tool for anal sex, as it reduces friction and can enhance relaxation and pleasure. The hosts recommend using lubricant to ensure a smoother and more comfortable experience, especially for those who may be tense or anxious about anal sex.

💡Communication

Communication is highlighted as a key element in any sexual activity, including anal sex. The hosts stress the importance of discussing boundaries, comfort levels, and desires with one's partner. Effective communication can help alleviate anxiety, ensure consent, and contribute to a more satisfying sexual experience.

💡Anxiety

Anxiety is portrayed as a potential barrier to relaxation and enjoyment during anal sex. The video discusses how anxiety can cause physical tension and release stress hormones that may result in a less pleasurable experience. The hosts suggest addressing anxiety through communication, relaxation techniques, and taking things slowly.

💡Dilators

Dilators are tools used to help prepare the anus for anal sex by gradually stretching the muscles. The video suggests that using dilators can help individuals who are anxious or have difficulty relaxing, teaching the body to relax and prepare for penetration in a controlled and safe manner.

💡Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels in the rectal area that can cause discomfort, bleeding, and pain. The video explains that increased pressure or friction during anal sex can aggravate existing hemorrhoids or cause new ones to form. The hosts discuss the importance of relaxation and proper lubrication to minimize this risk.

💡Anal fissure

An anal fissure is a small tear in the anus that can be caused by insufficient lubrication and relaxation during anal sex. The video describes fissures as a potential risk if the internal sphincter is forcibly stretched due to tension. The hosts mention treatments such as topical anesthetics and the importance of prevention through relaxation and lubrication.

Highlights

The importance of understanding the key to anal sex for a fulfilling experience.

The necessity of preparation and comfort for maximum pleasure during anal sex.

The significance of relaxation, especially for the receptive partner, to avoid discomfort.

The anatomy of the anal canal and the role of internal and external sphincters.

The impact of relaxation on the internal sphincter, which is not voluntarily controlled.

The sensitivity of the anal region due to the abundance of nerve endings.

Strategies for physical relaxation to prepare for anal sex.

The importance of a comfortable environment and mental relaxation for pleasure.

The role of gradual insertion and deep breathing in relaxation during anal sex.

Communication with your partner as a key aspect of relaxation and pleasure.

The effects of anxiety on sexual performance and the importance of addressing it.

How relaxation improves pleasure by allowing nerve endings to be more exposed.

The importance of lubricant in facilitating relaxation and reducing friction.

The significance of relaxation for prostate stimulation and pleasure.

Ways to build confidence around anal sex by overcoming fear and anxiety.

The physical risks associated with not relaxing during anal sex, such as tearing and hemorrhoids.

The role of the mucosal lining in the anal cavity and its vulnerability when not relaxed.

The function of the perenium and the potential for trauma if not relaxed properly.

The definition and causes of an anal fissure, a common condition related to lack of relaxation.

Information on hemorrhoids, their causes, and treatments related to anal sex.

The misconceptions about anal incontinence and its actual causes.

Recommendations for relaxation tips, including the use of dilators and communication.

Transcripts

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welcome back to another episode of

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spilling the tea with Dr T and Gabriel D

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that's me and Laval that's her so the

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Trio's back today we're going to be

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diving into another topic and today it's

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going to be the key to anos sex the key

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to anal sex we're going to be talking

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about something that I guess we have

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touched on in the past a little bit but

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what is the key to anal sex today we're

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going to get to learn so many things and

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details and I have a few questions for

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you as always that's what I'm here for

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and of course anal SE can be a

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fulfilling experience for many but it's

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very important to understand what's

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going on prepare so you can make sure

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that you're comfortable and have the

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maximum amount of pleasure throughout

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the process awesome so why is this topic

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of anal sex is so important that we keep

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talking about it over and over again

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well I think it's so important because I

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have so many patients that ask me about

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it and I've had patients recently and

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the past and also throughout my training

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it was never really um educated the the

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Family Medicine practice or residency

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programs and it's such a taboo issue I

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feel like I never knew anything about it

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especially growing up I certainly wasn't

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going to talk to my parents about it so

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hopefully someone out there this video

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reaches them and they're just looking

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for some education or understanding on

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how they can best prepare themselves and

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make it as an enjoyable experience as

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possible and hopefully today we're going

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to get to learn a few of the things that

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you learn with your experience exactly

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and so really we're going to be diving

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into this episode to discuss relaxation

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how it is extremely important especially

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for the receptive partner in anal sex so

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that they can enjoy themselves and avoid

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any irritation any pain any poor

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outcomes we want to make this a good

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experience for you so remember to relax

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if you haven't already sit back relax

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now and we're going to dive in to why

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relaxation is so important I guess

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that's the answer for the question

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relaxation is key to animal sex yeah

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because again this topic this idea

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especially if it's your first time or

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you're not really sure what's going on

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can be very anxiety provoking and that's

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going to result and a lot of tension all

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over your body and you do not want to go

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into this type of experience with

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tension and you want to have fun you

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want to enjoy yourself yeah so we're

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going to help you learn to relax so you

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can enjoy it to the maximum ability and

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so what Anatomy should we know of course

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we got to start with the basics so the

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anatomy we need to know of course is the

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anal canal and there are two sphincter

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in this area one is an internal

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sphincter and one is an external

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sphincter the internal actually is not

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voluntary it's created by something

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called smooth muscle smooth muscle is

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not something our brain can trigger on a

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own by our Command to relax so it's not

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something we can really do much about

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you actually have to be relaxed yourself

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you can't say all right it's time to

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relax your body truly has to be relaxed

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and then the external sphincter which is

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made of skeletal muscle like the muscles

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in your biceps or your legs those

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respond to your control so you can

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always use your control to relax that

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muscle but still you do have to be quite

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relaxed to be able to really allow it to

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open up so to speak fascinating how the

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body is connected our brain needs to be

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really relax so our body also needs to

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be in that relaxation mode exactly and

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so why is this AA so sensitive so the

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anal region is Rich in nerve endings and

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so nerve endings are always going to be

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responding to stimuli so touch sensation

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temperature all of those things and

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because there's so many nerve endings

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it's going to make it very sensitive

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that being said if it's tense or if it's

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constricted in the anal region there's

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going to be less nerve endings as it's

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trying to protect itself and if there's

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less nerve endings there's also going to

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be less pleasure those nerve endings

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need to be at their maximum you can have

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your maximum pleasure and so what is the

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game plan for relaxation before anal sex

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first we want to aim for physical

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relaxation again those skeleton muscles

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in the pelvic floor and the perenium we

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can control those so you want to try to

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relax them with your brain with your

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control as best as possible for some

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people out there this can actually be

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very difficult there's actually some

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physical therapy available to some

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patients that are not able to relax this

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area because either trauma anxiety or

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other past medical history issues can

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make it extremely tight and difficult

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for them to relax completely so if

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you're out there and you're struggling

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to relax that area you're not alone you

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should definitely consider talking to

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your doctor or a physical therapist

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there are many treatment options to help

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you walk you through the process of how

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you can relax so you're able to enjoy

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your sexual experiences I feel like

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relaxation is going to be the main

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character of our topic today but it's

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important to point out that in order to

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feel pleasure you need to be comfortable

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exactly so that means comfortable in

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your environment comfortable with your

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partner comfortable with yourself too so

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all those things need to be checked off

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before going going forward with this

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activity and again so now that you've

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focused on the physical relaxation part

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that you can control by trying to relax

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those muscles that external sphincter

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should then be responding because again

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that is skeletal muscle like the muscles

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we can control in our arms and legs next

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you want to work on internal relaxation

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because we need to relax that internal

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sphincter which we can't necessarily

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control so things like deep breathing

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relaxing music making sure you're in a

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calm environment can make a big

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difference there as well create a mood

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for yourself find a good playlist yeah

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and then when you're ready for insertion

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or your partner is ready for inser ition

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you want to continue those same

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activities so slow deep breaths gentle

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breaths as well you don't want to make

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too much of a fuss for yourself

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techniques like deep breathing while

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your partner is gradually and slowly

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inserting is going to make a huge

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difference in how you're able to respond

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by relaxing during the initial process I

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like that you mentioned gradually and

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slow because this is something that we

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keep talking in our videos and why hurry

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exactly and the gradual insertion is

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also going to help those fainters in the

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anal Canal relax so it's sort of working

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with your Brea breathing techniques to

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ensure they able to relax you're able to

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reach that pleasure Zone and enjoy

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yourself and I feel like sometimes in

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the middle of the rendevu we forget to

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breathe so it's important to remember

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that yes so it's also important like you

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mentioned mental relaxation is also key

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making sure you're keeping yourself calm

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breathing that way you can just focus on

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the pleasure and avoid any pain and

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communicating effectively with your

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partner about your boundaries things

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you're comfortable with if this is your

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first time if this is something that

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you're not sure is going to work well

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that's going to also put you at at ease

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and let your partner know what your

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limits are so that way you're both going

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in this together with the same sort of

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mentality both relaxed with the same

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common goal and we never talk about

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communication here in this channel

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exactly and it's important to note that

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anxiety is the ultimate sexual killer so

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if you're going into your experience

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with anxiety that can cause the release

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of these fight ORF flight hormones that

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may result in constriction and tension

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in both spiners as well as the fact that

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anxiety can cause a loss of erection and

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a decrease in sexual desire libido so

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want to avoid all of that if you're

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feeling a little anxious maybe take some

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time and definitely wait until that has

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passed before going into a sexual

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encounter especially if it's one that is

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new or you're not sure how it's going to

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go and does relaxation improve pleasure

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yes you don't have to worry about

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whether or not those nerve endings are

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going to give you pleasure when you're

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relaxed during anal sex you are good to

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go the reason is is that when you're

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relaxed those muscles in the anal cavity

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specifically the internal and external

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sphincter are going to release allowing

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your partner to penetrate and to get

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more surface area exposed to those nerve

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IND the more nerve Indies exposed the

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more likely you're going to experience

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pleasure and not only that when you

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relax the blood flow is going to

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increase to the area more blood flow

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similarly to those nerve endings is

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going to result in more pleasure again

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the muscles relaxing in the perenium

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around the pelvic floor also going to be

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more vascular and more responsive to the

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pleasure that you're going to get from

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friction during intercourse so

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relaxation equals pleasure that's great

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news if you're not feeling enough

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pleasure in your sexual activity be more

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relaxed easy to do right yeah and while

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we're at it don't forget to add in some

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lubricant that's going to only

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facilitate further relaxation by

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reducing that friction that can occur so

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make sure your lube ready relaxed and

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the pleasure should be on its way and is

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relaxation important for prostate

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stimulation yeah so for those of us that

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have prostates relaxation is going to be

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really important allowing the

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penetrative finger device or partner to

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reach the prostate and allowing that to

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have more surface area as well the more

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relaxed you are in the area the more

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likely those Nerf fibers are going to

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get stimulated and of course that's

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again going to increase vasculature to

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the area and increase blood flow so

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relaxation is key to both anal sex and

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prostate stimulation someone in comments

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asked if everyone has a prostate great

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question if you're a signed male at

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Birth it's very likely you have a

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prostate unless there's some sort of

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genetic problem or some very rare case

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where someone is born without one but

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many men have theirs removed if they

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have a history of prostate cancer or

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other medical conditions so not all men

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have a prostate see keep asking us

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questions we'll get to them right doctor

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absolutely and what are some ways people

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can build confidence around anal sex

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focusing on overcoming fear and anxiety

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is going to be step one a lot of people

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have anxiety around anal sex because

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they have fear of pain or discomfort or

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the taboo around it or maybe they're not

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quite ready yet and if you are not ready

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that is completely okay that is number

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one to identify and a number one concern

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to bring to your partner communication

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just as saying that is the most

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important thing to consider right up

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there with trying to overcome your

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anxiety and fear that's because if

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you're you're not communicating

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effectively especially before sex you're

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certainly not going to be communicating

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well during sex and very unlikely to be

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communicating better after sex so make

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sure you are able to address your

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anxiety and fear first and then you want

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to make sure you're communicating

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effectively and that being said it's

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important to also communicate with

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yourself if you're not sure how you feel

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in the situation always go towards that

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negative side right I usually say focus

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on the positive but if you're unsure you

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always want to say no you always want to

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go to something that is going to prevent

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you from making a choice that could put

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you in pain due to the fact that you

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haven't quite overcome those concerns

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you have in your head absolutely I think

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when going to sex you should be the

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priority yeah at first you need to think

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about yourself and then once you're with

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your partner and the activity has

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started then it's about you both

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together yes exactly sex is meant to be

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fun it's meant to be pleasurable it's

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meant to be a positive experience and as

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you build those positive experiences

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you're going to build more confidence in

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yourself and your sexual abilities and

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never get discouraged it's really

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important to remember that it can take

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some time to get comfortable and every

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step forward is a success are there any

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risks to non relaxing to be frank yes

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and we can break these into the physical

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risks associated with the anatomical

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areas that the risks are present in and

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so you want to think about the internal

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sphincter which we talked about the

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external sphincter the mucosal lining as

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well as the anus itself and the pennium

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and what happens to the internal

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sphincter if we do not relax so if the

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internal sphincter remains tense or if

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it's forcibly stretched this can of

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course result in pain but we want to

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worry about the medical conditions

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associated with that such as as tearing

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or anal fissure or hemorrhoid and we're

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going to get more into those diagnosis

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and what they actually mean later but

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those are two things that can result if

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you're not able to fully relax and that

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internal sphincter becomes irritated wow

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that's crazy and in contrast if this

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occurs in the external sphincter if it's

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forcibly stretched or if it's too tense

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it can result in different medical

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conditions something called anal

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incontinence or painful spasms wow so

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relaxation really is important not only

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for pleasure but for our health too

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exactly and remind me what is the mucose

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aligning the the mucosal lining in the

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anal cavity is actually made up of a

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bunch of cells those cells release a

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very very small amount of fluid which

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could be considered lubricant and the

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main goal is to help remove any excess

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debris and to keep the anal cavity clear

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that does make sense and can this area

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be damaged absolutely if you're not able

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to fully relaxed those cells are going

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to also be tense and of course they are

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going to be lining the entire mucosa of

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the anal cavity so if they were to get

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irritated or inflamed it can result in

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abrasions it can result in hemorrhoids

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bleeding pain so of course again

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relaxation is going to be key to all the

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anatomical features uh in the anal

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cavity and to have a great experience

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yeah exactly and what is the perenium so

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the perenium is the area between the

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anus and the scrotum and so all of the

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muscles there if they're forced to relax

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or if they uh have too much friction

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upon them they can experience trauma

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making it more difficult for them to

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relax in the future very similarly to

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our brain muscles can remember trauma as

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well and that can make it much more

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difficult for future encounters to relax

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and to make sure that you're able to

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access the area and proceed with your

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rendevu it's very interesting that our

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body has a memory exactly all the areas

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the organs the tissues the fibers in our

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body do store memories not necessarily

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the same memories we have in our brain

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but their version of what a memory is

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very similarly to the penum the anal

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cavity opening so the anus is also going

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to be very fragile when it comes to

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needing to relax if it's too tense or

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too tight trying to force it open or

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trying to stretch in any capacity is

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going to result in a lot of different

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options as well including those anal

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fissures hemorrhoids bleeding irritation

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so from the opening of the anus all the

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way through to that internal sphincter

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everything needs to be relaxed so you

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can really enjoy yourself and avoid any

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pain or discomfort and what exactly is

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an ano fizure so anes are small tears

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that can occur in the anus that are

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often going to result in severe pain

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bleeding and discomfort crazy and these

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can potentially be caused by receptive

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anal intercourse if there's not

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sufficient lubrication and sufficient

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relaxation this excessive stretch that

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occurs is going to cause damage to that

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delicate mucosal lining which thus

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results in the tearing while there are a

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lot of topical over-the-counter options

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to treat them like topical anesthetics

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lidocaine sits bath stool softeners

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often times they result in something

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called a chronic fissure because they

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won't heal they continue to worsen and

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may even cause increases in more

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fissures to occur that often times has

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to be fixed surgically only because

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you're not relaxed enough that's crazy

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yeah and of course there's many

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different causes for these issues but

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relaxation can be a key opponent

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especially if that is something that you

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are not comfortable with yet and the

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best way to either prevent them from

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occurring or prevent them from coming

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back is to ensure you have plenty of

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lube and lots of relaxation and what are

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hemorrhoids so hemorrhoids are swollen

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blood vessels in the rectal area that

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often lead to discomfort bleeding

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itching and pain increased pressure or

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friction during anal sex can aggravate

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existing hemorrhoids to make them worsen

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or just aggravate the veins that are

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present there and cause new hemorrhoids

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to form are there any treatments for

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hemorrhoids yeah and so again you can do

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over-the-counter options like stool

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softeners sits bath there's even some

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topical creams you can try but

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unfortunately they can also worsen

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getting so big that they do require a

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surgical intervention and sometimes if

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the pain is so severe that's the only

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option as well wow but in general I will

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say the majority of hemorrhoids may even

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heal on their own and respond really

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well to topical options and just because

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you have hemorrhoids does not mean that

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you can't participate in anal sex but if

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you have any pain bleeding or discomfort

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that's a reason to stop and wait till

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they heal before you proceeded and what

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is anoing Con

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anal incontinence is the loss of control

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over bowel movements due to excessive

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damage at the external sphincter now

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many people think this is very common

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especially if they've never had anal sex

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before they think if you try it once

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it's going to result in anal

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incontinence or if you do it repeatedly

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it's going to result in anal

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incontinence that is not true you can

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have anal receptive intercourse many

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many many many times before you have any

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issue like this the problem is when you

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have receptive anal intercourse and

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you're not ready or that sphincter is

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still too tight if it's too tight or

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you're not relaxed you're going to cause

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trauma to it and thus that's going to

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increase your risk of developing this

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problem right and there are ways to even

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prevent it from occurring those keegle

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exercise we talked about in previous

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videos you can just strengthen the

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perenium muscles or the muscles in the

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pelvic floor by just tightening it's

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sort of like that sensation like you're

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holding on to try to stop yourself from

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urinating I'm doing it right now and

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help to keep it strong so that you can

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avoid anal incontinence well if you

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haven't seen our video yet about the Keo

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exercise we give an explanation step by

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step how to do it yeah so take a look

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and in the most extensive cases

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sometimes anal incontinence can result

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in the need for surgical repair the good

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thing is that surgery is typically

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extremely successful and oftentimes

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covered by insurance so that is

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something to consider for those out

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there that are concerned or want to talk

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to a doctor about maybe having this

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issue there are remedies that can help

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improve your symptoms so you can get

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back on track awesome it's reversible

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it's reversible are there any tips that

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we can recommend to help with relaxation

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absolutely so you can start by

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considering dilators so if you already

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know on your own you're a tense person

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maybe you have anxiety maybe you have

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anxiety about going into a sexual

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experience you've never had anal

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intercourse before or you've tried it

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and it didn't work so well for you you

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can consider purchasing something called

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a dilator they come in multiple sizes of

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course you want to start small before

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going large that's going to allow you to

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prepare yourself and allow your body to

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respond to something penetrating that

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area teaching your body to properly

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relax so that you can enjoy yourself

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without any irritation or the risk of

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any of these medical complications that

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can occur secondly think about lubricant

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there are many different options you can

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try water-based and silicone based are

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both great find one that works best for

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you one that's going to help to maintain

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that reduce friction so typically that's

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going to be more of a silicone base for

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more people because it's going to help

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it to stay moist longer then you want to

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communicate we've talked about this many

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many times communication is key not only

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with your partner but with yourself are

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you ready if you're not sure talk to

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yourself a little bit more and finally

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when you're in the Act take breaks you

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are allowed to tap out for a moment with

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your partner maybe tell them ahead of

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time you want to take some breaks you're

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trying to get better at this you want to

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make sure that it's a good experience

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for everybody involved and that you're

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ready to do it again in the future I'm

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sure they'll be understanding if not

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that's probably a red flag so take some

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breaks give yourself some time so that

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your body can adjust and be ready for

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whatever comes next for lessons that

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were learn today here start slowing and

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gradual lots of lubricant three

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communication communication is key and

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four take breaks it's important to take

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breaks drink some water and then go back

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yeah listen to a song chill have a snack

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you're in no rush take as long as you

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need I love that sex is meant to be fun

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pleasurable and

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relaxing we

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match so hopefully you learn to embrace

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some relaxation strategies and tips

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before your next anal encounter that way

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you can make sure you are achieving as

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much pleasure with as little discomfort

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and pain as possible hopefully this was

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