Anal plugs at St Lucy’s

A decorated deep penetration Pyrex anal plug

Therapy and anal plugs: I have been working with my psychiatrist for more than a year to try and get over my aversion to anal sex and anal toys. Returning readers will remember that until now I have avoided anal toys and anal sex because of my traumatic experience with anal sex when I was in boarding school. I recognized as a teacher that being unfamiliar with anal sex and thus being unable to teach it by example I was limiting myself and my students to less than total emersion in human sexuality. I’m pleased to say that this year I’m ready to confidently and comfortably teach the delights and dangers of anal sex at St Lucy’s.

A gift from the North Sea: the captain of the trawler returned the steel anal plug worn by John’s escort when she had her accident [see my entry for September 3, 2011 for details] to the Domme running Barre Girls who, knowing my interest in equipment worn by women when they had terminal sex, forwarded it to me. In that entry I described it as a: “hollow 8 oz, 7 inch long, 1 ½ inch diameter steel anal plug that would mimic being constipated and limit vaginal expansion during penile penetration making her vagina exceedingly tight especially when she was penetrated while en pointe. The sphincter groove on the plug is shaped so that it is almost impossible for the wearer to expel it by just bearing down.”

I was pleased to see that it had hardly been damaged and none of the detail had been marred. I just had Gepetto buff the surface to smooth down a nick or two and it is as good as new. The silicone gasket on the screw lid to the hollow core wasn’t damaged and can be filled with a reusable silicone gel that retains heat or cold for long periods so it can be used to help maintain a stable body temperature under a wide range of thermal conditions. It is the first anal ‘Death Plug’ that I have collected and worn. I’d had other opportunities, but during the years when I hated anal toys I never bothered with them. The North Sea death plug was made by a small precision machine shop in Munich originally as a part for the European space program, but some machinist saw it’s potential as an anal plug and with a few minor modifications the prototype became available to a very few favored dealers for testing and comment by their customers.

Vaginal sex and anal plugs: I’m wearing the NSDP because it’s heavy and there is no give as there is with silicone plugs typically worn when training female escorts for double penetration encounters. Of course too for me there is the previous wearer’s Chi, a portion of the previous owner’ vital force still resident in the plug because it was inside her when she died, which I enjoy feeling radiating from the device. So my plan is to become accustomed to wearing the steel plug then wearing a much lighter Pyrex or silicon anal plug should be much easier and comfortable. And, I’m pleased to say that I’m able to wear the Bavarian death plug for up to four hours at a time w/o ill effects.

One thing I have found with having an anal plug inserted during penile/vaginal intercourse is that I’m far tighter, w/o having to clench my muscles at all. However, there is a downside in that there is a lot of pressure put on the posterior vaginal wall and the anterior wall of the colon which can lead to fistulas if the woman isn’t careful. I’ve found it much more comfortable for me to be taken from behind when I have an anal plug inserted. That way I can control the angle at which he thrusts into me so I can keep him away from my posterior vaginal wall. Of course from behind also makes it easier to guide him to my G-spot and allows me to comfortably take much larger men.

Colonoscopies at St Lucy’s: Since we will be offering anal sex in the syllabus this year the women signing up for Advanced Sexual Techniques course where it will be taught are required to have a colonoscopy to ensure there are no irregularities in the colon walls; polyps, hemorrhoids, or other irregularities that could cause problems with sex toys and penises moving in and out of the anus. There is no additional charge for the procedure as the cost is covered in the course tuition.

Cervical barriers and anal plugs: Wearing a cervical barrier, a diaphragm or FemCap, with an anal plug can be uncomfortable because of the pressure the rim of the diaphragm or the bowl of the FemCap pressing the posterior vaginal wall against the anterior wall of the colon – which can not give because a plug is inserted - causing an area of high pressure and pain that can create a lesion. To prevent this all AST students are being fitted for and taught to use an Oves like cervical cap that grips the walls of cervix to use for contraception and as a gas guard during dive-sex while wearing an anal plug.

Enemas and anal plugs: I’ve found it’s much better to give myself an enema before I insert an anal plug. That way I know I can last four to eight hours w/o needing a bowel movement so I don’t compromise my plug training regimen and of course as I mentioned in the preceding paragraph I’m exclusively using an Oves cap – I’m luteal and CD20 today – when I have an anal plug inserted to minimize the likelihood of having any problems from wearing a large anal plug for an extended interval. So that’s how I’m plan to teach the parts of AST about anal plugs; insert an Oves and make sure it is screwed down tight on the cervix then take an enema before AP insertion and the student should be ready to participate in the penetrative sex with an anal plug inserted part of the course.