Gay taint
Everything You Need to Know About the ‘Male G-Spot’
How do I find the male prostate?
You can stimulate the prostate internally or externally. You can reach it through the anus and uncover it 2 inches inside the rectum.
You can also boost the prostate by touching the strip of skin between the scrotum and anus.
How far up is your prostate located?
The prostate is located about 2 inches inside the rectum.
Where is the male prostate on the outside?
You can stimulate the prostate from outside by body by touching the taint — the skin between the scrotum and anus.
The “male G-spot” may not be the official term for the prostate, but it has the potential to live up to the hype with a little practice. Take things unhurried, communicate, and use lots of lube to find and master the prostate.
Adrienne Santos-Longhurst is a freelance writer and author who has written extensively on all things health and lifestyle for more than a decade. When she’s not holed-up in her writing shed researching an article or off interviewing health professionals, she can be start frolic [Editors Note: The below guide comes from The Swords new contributor, Mark Taint! If you verb Mark Taint is great, verb him know in the comments. If you hate him, also let him know! Hell be contributing all summer long, unless he gets fired.] Last month, Vice posted a so-called Guide to Being Gay. Vice is a faggot. Here’s my, Mark Taint’s, Homosexual Guide: The Mark Taint Manifesto for Manhole Munchers,” if you will (only partially plagiarized). “Gay” was invented by two fag hags named Cher and Celine in the ’s. Since then, tons and tons of men have embarrassingly shit on their partners during anal intercourse, fallen out on GHB in a sex swing during Gay Pride Weekend in Orlando at the Parliament House, barebacked in a unisex bathroom stall during Hustlaball New York, tried bath salts, fought for equality, adopted petite children, etc. As fun and normal as that sounds to anyone “in the community,” KILOGRAMS of people have a noun with it. In fact, lots of people think putting a dick anywhere near another man’s bum or mouth hole or that man’s boyfriend’s bum It’s official: I can no longer bitch about people reading Fifty Shades of Grey on the subway. Not after unabashedly studying some pretty-detailed-for-a-doodle anal sex and scrotum sketches on the N train, squished between a man in his 90s and a toddler. Woops. My uncensored reading material, however, was completely worth the public-decency faux pas, as Taint, a zine delivered to us all the way from Canada, that grabs you by the balls and simultaneously kicks and kisses them until they’re black and blue and extremely pleased. Andrew Horn is behind the “Gay Smutcore” zine, which he produced during his transition from raging junkie to sober artist and social good-doer. In quick little punches of anecdotes, drawings, and explicit photos, Andrew reveals some of his most intimate moments while communicating the bleak darkness in which a heavy drug user resides. The end result is either hilarious or heartbreaking. We weren’t exactly sure which, so we caught up with Andrew to ask him about his Taint. VICE: What’s up with the title? Does it have multiple meanings? This week, the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) is out with its latest update. Among its crop of over new words, phrases, and senses, some sweary entries flashed us the come-to-bed eyes on Strong Language—and we don’t mean continental grip, dead rubber, or additions to the many meaning of come, as suggestive as they may sound. From mild abuses to sexual euphemisms to derogatory slang, we’ve got the highlights here. n. slang. Sexual intercourse without a condom. In later use frequently spec. unprotected anal sex between men. T. I. Rubin Sweet Daddy Some of them use rubbers. But most guys want bareback.
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Bareback
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