A big strong monster of a member is every man's goal, but the
reality is that sometimes what a guy has to work with is a soft male organ.
Most sensual tips involving the soft male organ focus on ways to make it hard,
and that's certainly laudable; however, sometimes hardness just isn't going to
happen in the desired way, even when a man maintains excellent male organ health. For those occasions
when relative softness is the order of the day (or night), the following
sensual tips may prove helpful.
A soft
male organ is not a disinterested male organ.
Because the image of a sensually engaged
manhood is one as hard as steel, it's easy to forget that a man can be
sensually interested and be soft. This is especially true when a formerly hard
member has gone limp. The tool is still feeling that need to engage, but
physical conditions have effected a change in the hardness factor. Partners who
encounter a soft male organ shouldn't take it as a sign of rejection – but it
may mean that, if the anticipated entertainment involves penetration, there may
need to be a change of plans.
Use the
situation to explore.
Many men and their partners think that a
soft male organ that prevents penetration means no sensual activity. In fact,
the presence of a soft male organ can allow a couple to engage in some new
explorations. The soft partner can really take a tour of his partner's body,
using his tongue and his fingers to cause excitation in a variety of sensual
zones. And the partner can certainly return the favor.
Rub it
in.
Just because penetration is off the
table doesn't mean there can't be organ-to-organ collaboration. Many couples
find it intensely exciting to lie face-to-face and rub their organs against
each other. Some also report a tingling sensual thrill from having the woman
lie with her legs spread and the male knelt beside her, taking his soft male
organ and gently slapping it against her female organ.
Break
out the toys.
When a soft male organ presents itself,
it can provide an excellent opportunity to try out some sensual toys on each
other. For example, sharing a vibrating toy can be a terrifically sensual experience
– as can each of the partners having a vibrating toy and pleasuring the other
partner simultaneously. Edible underwear can add a playful and tasteful aspect
to the evening. A male organ substitute for a female partner's organ is an
obvious option, but men may want to consider exploring a little posterior
penetration for themselves as well.
Self--pleasure.
Self-pleasuring is too often a solo
activity, even among couples who have been together for years. Mutual
self-pleasuring is often practiced with one partner pleasuring the other
manually, but each partner self-pleasuring him/herself in front of the other is
much rarer. Couples may want to take advantage of a soft male organ to openly
self-stimulate, narrating their experience as they go and commenting on how
exciting they find the activity in the moment. A person can discover a great
deal about what pleasures a partner by watching him or her self-gratify. (And
partners don't have to wait for a soft male organ occurrence to indulge in this
stimulating experience!)
There are more sensual tips for when a
soft male organ is present, including mutual oral activity, body painting,
etc., but these offer an idea of what one can do. Soft or hard, the health of
the rod is crucial, and so using a first-class male organ health crème (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) should be part of every man's daily
routine. A crème with many amino acids and vitamins is best. Most men want one
that includes L-arginine, an ingredient that aids in the production of nitric
oxide. Why is that good? Because nitric oxide helps keep member blood vessels
open. Also advisable is to find a crème with vitamin C, which plays a key role
in collagen formation and manhood tissue firmness. Applying the crème regularly
helps keep a soft male organ, a hard manhood and any member in between in
better health.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common
manhood health issues, tips on improving member sensitivity and what to do to
maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who
specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to
numerous websites.