Kinks & Fetishes – What does Prostate Play mean?
Prostate Play
Prostate play is stimulating the prostate gland for pleasure, internally through the anus, externally through the perineum, or both at once.
What does Prostate Play mean?
Prostate comes from the Greek “prostates”, meaning one who stands before, because the gland sits in front of the bladder. Prostate play means stimulating this walnut-sized gland for pleasure, internally, externally or both. The prostate sits a few centimetres inside the rectum, toward the belly side, and many people with a prostate describe its stimulation as deeper and fuller than other kinds of pleasure. It says nothing about sexual orientation.
How do you do prostate play safely?
Go slowly, use lots of lube and keep nails short and smooth. Start externally by pressing on the perineum, the area between the scrotum and anus. For internal play, relax, use a finger or a toy made for it, and gently curve toward the belly in a “come here” motion. Toys must have a flared base. Gloves, and condoms on toys, make hygiene easier. Stop if anything hurts.
Why do people enjoy prostate play?
The prostate is packed with nerve endings, and stimulating it can bring intense, full-body orgasms, sometimes without touching the penis at all. For many it’s also the thrill of trying something new or of letting a partner take the lead. Some people need a few tries before it feels good, so patience pays off. Not sure your partner is into it? Prostate Play only shows up as a match in the Consent Check if you both said yes.