01-12-2019, 11:35 PM
Ah yeah, forgot about the 'turn'... Floor space is crucial as Threelegs has said.. I'm not personally experienced with a tie / turn but I can provide some of what I've heard and seen..
Kegels are an excellent thing to practice when mating with a canine, not to mention AVOIDING the use of a ton of lube or large toys.. They aren't like stallions or humans.. They go in small with a lot of stimuli needed and -want- to get stuck.. Being too 'slick' or 'loose' can cause problems with maintaining a tie and even cause you some pain if your lube-slick, slightly distended ringpiece gives way around his knot.
If it's a tight fit and you want to keep him in: 'lock down' with your muscles to hold him tight and drop your rear a little: you may even need to help him swing his leg over your hips as your rump will probably push out a little more than a bitch would.
If he's a looser fit you can either try to hold him in with muscular pressure or bare down like you're on the toilet to try and pop him out.. Note the latter is going to probably hurt.. Only you know what is a 'loose' or 'tight' fit as bodies, knot sizes, muscle strength.. are all different.
As I've said, read through what everyone's posted, and take note I'm no knot expert.. [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/tongue.png[/img]/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" title=":P" width="20" />
There's some really useful info appearing here that may be a good idea to amend to one of our guides too (what of it that's not already there that is...).
