Prostate Gland
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Kjezza123
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Prostate Gland
I was wondering if you're not able to ejaculate, can you still have an orgasm from your Prostate gland via touching or anal sex.
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Re: Prostate Gland
Hey Kjezza123 -- it's possible to experience an orgasm without ejaculating, whether its from prostate stimulation or something else. In the case you're asking about does "not being able to ejaculate" mean one is physically not able to at all or not able to yet?
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Kjezza123
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Re: Prostate Gland
Not able to yet. But can I still have an orgasm through prostate stimulation? Thanks
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Re: Prostate Gland
Hi Kjezza123,
Since pleasure and orgasm are as much about what we're feeling and what's going on in our heads than about any specific body part, we can't guarantee that any particular thing is going to give you an orgasm. With or without ejaculation on the table, orgasms don't tend to come under pressure, so if you're trying to figure out your body and what it likes then staying curious and being guided by what feels good is generally the way to go.
A safety note, for any kind of anal play, the tissues are pretty delicate so going slow and gentle with lots of lube is important - and be careful what kinds of things you use to try and stimulate your prostate. Fingers and specially designed toys are fine, but anything that doesn't have a wide flared base isn't safe because it can get drawn in and stuck inside you.
Can you tell me a little more about what the thinking behind this question is? Is there something about orgasm that's important to you?
Since pleasure and orgasm are as much about what we're feeling and what's going on in our heads than about any specific body part, we can't guarantee that any particular thing is going to give you an orgasm. With or without ejaculation on the table, orgasms don't tend to come under pressure, so if you're trying to figure out your body and what it likes then staying curious and being guided by what feels good is generally the way to go.
A safety note, for any kind of anal play, the tissues are pretty delicate so going slow and gentle with lots of lube is important - and be careful what kinds of things you use to try and stimulate your prostate. Fingers and specially designed toys are fine, but anything that doesn't have a wide flared base isn't safe because it can get drawn in and stuck inside you.
Can you tell me a little more about what the thinking behind this question is? Is there something about orgasm that's important to you?