Did you ever thought , why even after months of not using your butthole ? It will be as beautiful as the day you miss it , the key is gently touch.
Perverts Yoga
To explain this, we have to remember that the dilation process is both mental and physical. Your body and mind learn, and even after months without practice, you won’t struggle as much as the first time. This is not the Kamasutra, it’s the page you read before the book.
The mind usually adapts before the body. Your brain no longer sees this as a potential danger, so it helps instead of resisting. You don’t need to think about opening or forcing anything; familiar touch, applied the same way as before, is often enough for the body to relax and gradually yield again.
“MAKE YOUR BODY AND MIND ONE WITH THEM!” AMMMMM.
ButtHead
The first time you play a little with your butt, it can feel really uncomfortable. You may feel anxious and hyperfocused on not hurting yourself, and it might not open as easily as it will later. That’s your mind losing control of the moment.
After your third time, you won’t necessarily make the hole bigger because you haven’t trained enough yet, but it will be much easier to play with. You are learning, and even after just a couple of weeks, you won’t have to struggle as much as on the first day.
Also, the first day it can feel really strange and intense, with hypersensitivity that feels almost like “reverse pooping.” It’s unpleasant, but the key is that if you keep practicing gradually, you won’t feel it like that again.
Stay Flexible
After this explanation, you might easily start calling your hole “Teseo’s hole.” Even after many changes, it would still be the same, but it won’t feel the same. The anus is blocked by two sphincters:
External sphincter – voluntary, the one you struggle with when you poop.
I’d never thought I would say this, but your internal sphincter works like a Pavlovian activity (analogy, not a scientific fact). A stimulus, like gentle touch, is like the ringing bell for Pavlov’s dog—you don’t have to think about opening it. The routine does the job for you.
It has temporal flexibility, which means that after practice it resets. This is the muscle you can’t surprise, and honestly, it’s better that way.
On the other side of the road, the external sphincter, known for turning your face red like a tomato from the effort, is just a friend. After some time doing exercises, you coordinate with it better. You gain the “superpower” of relaxing it voluntarily, making the process smoother and fully under your control.
Competitive Holes.
Don’t be afraid of skipping your winning streak. Your rank will stay the same. You might get a small downboost, but it’s nothing you can’t fix with some training.
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