Chastity and orgasm denial discussion

I’ve looked up videos using the keyword milking. Some involve inserting a dildo into the man’s anus. Others use vibrating dildos to massage beneath the cock, without penetration. And some are simply manual stimulation of the penis. What exactly does milking entail????????? Another question: Some claim regular milking is needed for prostate health. So, if we skip it, will our prostates become “less healthy”?? Cumming with an orgasm provides great relief for many men. I think this makes it good for health due to that relief. What about cum without orgasm and ruined orgasms? Do they harm our sexual organs or general health? Please help explain the concept!!

In my experience, prostate milking works best with a finger because you can feel the target area. If your nails are long, wearing a latex glove is wise to avoid tearing the gland. There isn't scientific proof that prostate milking offers health benefits. Contrary to popular belief (especially here), it's not strictly necessary.

From using an Aneros massager, I can say it finds the spot well. If you allow yourself to masturbate or reach orgasm, it helps empty things out nicely lol, but the urge to be emptied returns within three days once prostate massage begins. I always understood milking as a process where no erection is allowed while the subject reaches orgasm through massage.

> latex_chastity_slave said: > What is milking actually about????????? > Please help explain the concept!! > Click to expand... It's a release of semen under some form of control. There isn't much agreement beyond that point. Subcultures and kink relationships each have their own standards, roles, and desired effects. Cucks, bulls, sissies, knights, and their respective D-types generally settle into protocols that suit their relationship needs and community roles best. > Mascara^Snake said: > If you have long nails it's a good idea to wear a latex glove or you can tear the gland. > Click to expand... If you have long nails, trimming them is strongly recommended to avoid perforating the rectum, which is only half a dozen cells thick. Alternatively, covering nail edges with cotton balls works too; even blunt probes shouldn't be pressed hard against the rectal wall. Bowel perforation isn't trivial -- an acquaintance recently had a very small one from other causes and faced a nonzero risk of death while recovering for weeks and undergoing three surgeries to fix it. Please be careful. Indeed, if you have any nails at all, filing them carefully and wearing gloves is recommended, as short nails can still have cutting edges or crannies that hold infectious material.