Pegging

[liqueur]

Where's my Peggy Sue?

She got married...

 

[liqueur]

Pegging isn't necessarily a dominant act, but it is a great addition to the domination of a man. When my cuckold is given his periodic ejaculation release it is usually while I am pegging him. And if I can arrange for him to be sucking another man's cock while I am pegging him, he is in a state of bliss.

I would be too!

 

[graysilver]

https://realbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=782523

So fucking

 

[liqueur]

Wife and I are talking about it. I’ve started looking at various dildos. What do people think of the non harness type. Are they hard to use.

What I hear is that they aren’t comfortable for the woman and also not easy to use.

My ex-girlfriend used a Nexus, without a harness. She found it a lot of work, but she liked it and could reach orgasms with it. My ex-wife (after the girlfriend) also had one, and used it sometime. But she preferred a large standard dildo in a high-quality leather harness we got from Blowfish— a truly wonderful company that, sadly, is no longer in business. The harness rode low so the dildo was positioned right where the real thing would be. It gave her lots of stimulation, and she never stopped until she'd had at least two, preferable three orgasms. Then it was time for one more with my tongue.

 

[liqueur]

Genuine question and asking for a friend…
How would this friend broach this subject with her partner who she suspects may be bi or gay without scaring him? I suspect this friend isn’t into the act itself, rather exploring something she suspects may interest him but would never ever bring up for himself.

I'm hoping you've— i mean the friend has— found a way by now to ask this question. But if not, I say that pillow talk after some good sex is the ideal time and place to bring it up.

 

[liqueur]

Oh I’ll make you cum to the ceiling

Oooer, and make me lick it all up ?

Calls to mind images of you on a stepladder, licking your cum out the ceiling, while she and your wife watch from the bed.

 

[graysilver]

I'm hoping you've— i mean the friend has— found a way by now to ask this question. But if not, I say that pillow talk after some good sex is the ideal time and place to bring it up.

Great advice.

 

[SissySalina]

https://realbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=855996

 

[SissySalina]

https://rule34.xxx/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=10888067&tags=femboysub

 

[Darkfantasy20]

Come on, you are getting lazy

Double team

 

[bisissyhusband1]

Come on, you are getting lazy

Double team

Nice pair of pegging videos!

 

[DirtyGranpa66]

Come on, you are getting lazy

Double team

I want this

 

[SissySalina]

https://rule34.xxx/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=13152717&tags=dungeon

 

[Booookjl]

Fantasies like this are actually more common than many people think, but the key issue is always communication, consent, and compatibility. When partners have very different comfort levels, it can be difficult to bridge that gap, and pushing too hard usually creates more distance rather than closeness. Some couples work through this with open conversations or even with the help of a therapist, while others accept that not every fantasy can be lived out within a marriage.

For some people, separating fantasy from their primary relationship is the only realistic way to avoid frustration, especially when both sides are honest about boundaries. That’s why professional, consensual services exist in many places — they offer a clear framework, expectations, and limits. Platforms like https://escortminsk.com/ show how such experiences are structured around consent and clarity, rather than secrecy or pressure.

Whatever path someone chooses, respecting boundaries — both your own and your partner’s — is what usually leads to the healthiest outcome.