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Greetings MR.Scrubbed,

I wish there was a gay boy handbook that we got upon coming out which detailed all the things we need to be aware to get through this thing called life. Things like how to clean up before delightful in anal sex would probably be a whole chapter in the front of this gay boy guide book.

I myself was taken under the wing of a lover in my initial 20s. He explained to me how to get ready to bottom. Most boys just thing ‘Go for it and security for the best’. This might work if you never eat or catch it at the right time of day but for most gay men, you have to sting the bullet and douche. Go to your local adult store or order a douche off of the internet. More than promising the box will have directions on how to best get ready for the deed but I can give you a few pointers to help urge it a successful experience.

First, use warm water. Not too hot as you don’t want to hurt yourself, and not too cold as that hardly doesn’t sound comfortable. Secondly, give the backdoor a little animated up with some lube so that the experience of sliding up there is as pleasant as possible. Third, make trusty you are relaxing and not straining through this whole process as you don’t want to cause any damage back there. This is a very volatile area and it is important that you treat it accordingly, especially as you begin bottoming and getting familiar with each other with getting pleasure back there.

Source: Unicorn Booty (blog)

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