Sounding can sound very scary, but with some basic knowledge, you can master this advanced technique.
Why try sounding?
Your genitals are full of nerves. Some regions have more nerve endings than your fingertips. When you stimulate those nerve endings, you experience pleasure (Generally). Sounding gives you more access to more nerves. Using a sound, or dilator, you can reach all the parts that you might otherwise not be able to play with.
Most people find sounding to be highly pleasurable. So give it a try and see how it makes you feel.
First up, some important notices.
Sounding can be perfectly safe, but with all things, there are some risks involved, and only by knowing those risks can you make an educated and informed decision as to whether you with to take on those risks. We are all about informed consent here at fulltrouble.com, so, let us dive in.
Who should not try sounding?
If you have a history of urethra or urinary problems, it is probably not a good idea to try sounding. You should also not experiment with urethral play if you have a sexually transmitted infection (STI). As always, if you think you have an STI, please, seek advice from your local health provider. People with prostate conditions should probably steer clear.
What are the risks
There are three primary risks with sounding:
- Urinary tract infections (UTI) form spreading bacteria into micro cuts in the urethra.
- Tissue Damage from using over sized or rough toys, or not being gentle.
- Toys getting stuck. Please, only use toys designed for sounding, and use plenty of lube.
How to get started with sounding
As with so many things in life, rule number on is lube! Add lube to your sound (Also known as a dilator), and also lube the entrance to the urethra. Slowly insert the sound into the urethra, communication is really important during this step. If you have any sudden pain, stop immediately. You may feel like you need to pee, or other unusual sensations. This is normal, but you know your body, and you know what is pleasurable, so pay attention to your signs.
If you are using a longer toy, you may be able to stimulate the prostate directly. experiment, and have fun!
Finishing up
When you are ready, slowly pull the toy out. You may find you need to add more lube for this, and don’t pull quickly! If your session has been long, you may find that the toy does not want to come out easily. This is normal, and lube plus relaxation will sort you right out.
Cleaning your sounding kit
May sure you clean your toys throughly before and after play. You never want to use dirty toys during your dirty times. Use a suitable cleaner for your toys. Don’t forget to clean yourself!
