They’re all really great guys (^ ^). It’s a shame you can’t see their faces because they’re wearing masks, but they’re actually a surprisingly handsome bunch. If they took off their masks, you’d be like, “Whoa!” (Though they’ll definitely never take them off.) Our hiring criteria are, above all, “Serious about sex!” so we only have “sexually dedicated” guys on staff who get genuinely excited and truly enjoy what they do. We have no use for bland guys who just think they’re hot!

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For first-timers, inserting a finger into the anus can feel a bit strange. Since this also stimulates the urethra inside the anus, many people feel the urge to urinate, but in most cases, no urine is actually released. If urine does happen to leak out, it’s almost always “male ejaculation” rather than urine. In either case, the sensation is accompanied not only by the urge to urinate but also by an intense and mysterious pleasure. When stimulating the area near the prostate inside the anus, some people may initially feel a slight, throbbing dull pain. However, with experience, this is always overcome and transforms into intense pleasure. Of course, many people experience intense pleasure right from the start and even achieve dry orgasms or “milking.” The pleasure of prostate stimulation can be described as an “electric shock-like sensation” that seems to pierce right through the top of your head. Unlike the pleasure from stimulating the penis, waves of intense pleasure wash over you repeatedly, and there is no climax resulting from ejaculation. This is known as a “dry orgasm.” I believe the sensation is similar to when a woman reaches orgasm. Separate from that is a type of orgasm called “milking.” This is a phenomenon in which ejaculation is forced by anal stimulation; it can occur due to the recipient’s bodily structure or the sensitivity of the anal canal, even if the therapist does not intend it. Since ejaculation occurs suddenly with no warning, it’s difficult to avoid by stopping just short of climax. While it’s undoubtedly far more pleasurable than ejaculation resulting from normal penile stimulation, it’s difficult to experience repeated waves of pleasure like with a dry orgasm, and you often enter a “post-orgasmic lull” similar to what happens after ejaculation.

In situations like that, please don’t be shy—just go to the restroom. To help you feel so good that your mind goes completely blank, there’s no need for unnecessary worries or concerns. The urge to use the restroom is a natural bodily function, so the therapist won’t mind at all—please feel free to talk to them about anything.

Some people experience a dry orgasm right from their very first session, while others need to come back several times before they can achieve it. There’s really no way to generalize—it varies from person to person. However, your prostate will definitely continue to develop, even if only a little at a time, with each session, so the pleasure should undoubtedly be greater than it was last time. Even if you experienced a dull pain or discomfort deep inside your anus during your last session, the sensation should be significantly more pleasurable the next time you try it. As you repeat this process, I believe you’ll gradually get the hang of achieving a dry orgasm.