This sounds intense because it is. If you do this correctly, your man will experience the most explosive orgasm he has ever had. While this may seem complex, with practice, you will master the art of the triple orgasm blowjob.
Step 1: Get his penis really wet with saliva. You can do this by taking his penis deep in your throat and gagging (just a little) to induce saliva. Other ways to make saliva are drinking lemon juice, spitting, or sucking a sour candy before you give oral sex.
Step 2: Start sucking his penis and use your hands too. Make sure to apply suction to the head. Read my article for mind-blowing blowjob techniques. After a few minutes of sucking, this is when you want to begin the triple stimulation.
Step 3: Begin to gently lick his testicles and swirl your tongue around his scrotum while stroking the penis with your hand in a masturbation motion. Do this for 1-2 minute.
Step 4: Now that his testicles are wet, go back to sucking his penis. This time hands-free. While you suck, use one hand and stroke his testicles gently.
Step 5: While doing step 4, take your other hand and slide your fingers up and down the perineum until you feel a small pea-size indentation…that is the prostate. Yes, you can reach it from the outside. Once you’ve found it, continue to rub this area and apply gentle pressure. (To clarify, the perineum is the landing strip of skin between the scrotum and the anus. It is NOT the anus.)
If you followed the steps correctly, you should be stimulating all three of his pleasure areas simultaneously. You should be sucking his penis with your mouth, using one hand to stroke his testicles and the other hand to massage his prostate.
Keep doing this past the point when he says he is about to orgasm. You don’t want to stop stimulating until after he has ejaculated, his toes have curled, and he is screaming your name.
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