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As with any sexual jolly, the turn-on's not universal, but a bit of cautious
exploration never hurts. (Well, okay, it may hurt, but in a good way.)
Try grabbing around the base of his (or your) ballsac firmly and giving it a
gentle tug. Sweet? Then grip more firmly, pull harder. (You won't want to
try this, of course, if there's a pre-existing injury down there, but
healthy huevos can generally withstand some sexy stimulation.)
"Once they're stretched out and shiny," says our ball-play fan, "I like the
guy to slap them gently, very gently, with the palm of his hand." Which
brings up an important point: one man's hearty slap is another man's love
tap. Balls and their associated thingies are vulnerable, and while that
vulnerability can be a big part of the thrill, start slow and ramp up
gradually and do not ever take things past the point of bearable sensation, OK?
Unsurprisingly, consumer capitalism has come up with a variety of
ball-stretching toys, from a simple snap-to-close leather cylinder to some
fairly elaborate gizmos. Some are double-ringed, combining cockring with
ball-stretchers, while others separate the nuts while distending them. Their
are also parachute-shaped stretchers you can hang weights from, really
pulling those puppies taut.
You can, if you wish, spend a week's pay on a Spanish Inquisition's worth of
leather and/or metal stretchers. Or, in a frugal do-it-yourself spirit, just
tie those nuts up with a 5-foot length of soft nylon clothesline. (Don't use
thin or hard cords that might bite too hard.) Perhaps the easiest method is
to loop the near end of the rope around the base of both dickshaft and balls
and use that as an anchor as you sensuously but nastily wrap the cord around
the ballsac in a gradual stretch, eventually tying the two ends together.
Hard to describe in words, but not rocket science. G'wan, give it a try.
If you've already fucked around with more than a scrotum or two, you'll know
that both the size of the nuts and the looseness of the sac varies from guy
to guy. The bigger the nuts, and the lower the low-hangers, the easier your
job will be. But many testes can be coaxed to come out to play. (For one
thing, the scrotum's heat-sensitive in order to maintain the right
temperature for sperm; what might, in a cold shower, seem like tight raisins
may well ripen into swinging plums in more tropical climes.)
Cautions? Well, you don't want to leave stretching devices on too long.
Whether using rope or a stretcher, beware of pinching the sac's tender
flesh: that's the sort of pain that none but the hardest-core masochist
enjoys. And remember, the balls are slippery devils and can sneakily escape
from bondage, sometimes with an unplanned, nonenjoyable degree of
discomfort.
Does all this make you think ouch? Well, even if it does, if it also
gives you at least a little shivery thrill, maybe, just maybe,
sac-stretching is your bag.
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Simon Sheppard
San Francisco artist and activist Simon Sheppard is best known for his contributions to the erotic literary scene. He wrote hundreds of stories that appeared in S/M magazines; erotic anthologies; and over twenty editions of Best Gay Erotica and Best American Erotica. His Sextalk column has appeared on OutUK for more than 20 years. You can find out more about Simon Sheppard in this OutUK feature and tribute, or take a look at some of his many books that are still available:
Looking for something very sexy and just as smart? Man on Man collects the best and hottest gay sex writing by Simon, who is also
co-editor of Rough Stuff: Tales of Gay Men, Sex, and
Power as well as a collection of gay erotica called
Hotter Than Hell.
In KINKORAMA : Dispatches from the Front Lines of Perversion he takes readers behind the unmarked doors and black vinyl curtains that lead to the sometimes shocking, often hilarious, relentlessly arousing scenarios of extreme sex. There
are also stories of bears in Tales from the Bear Cult: Beat Bear Stories from the Best Magazines.
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