The Caya contoured diaphragm
The Photo: A one-size-fits-most
Caya silicone diaphragm showing the names of the major features and the
dimensions.
New semen in my vagina:
Returning readers will recall that my current group of Personal Assistant
candidates: Cinnamon, Fern, Heather, Holly, Iris, Ivy and Jasmine and their
male partners: Doc, Dopy, Sleepy, Happy, Grumpy, Sneezy and Bashful were first
mentioned in my post for February 4th so their nine week pelvic
training intensive is well underway and the girls (with hot soaks, ibuprofen
and liniment) are becoming used to having eight or more acts of deep vaginal
penetration to orgasm every day not to mention identifying and manipulating
their vaginal muscle groups to train them for Pompoir. I had originally thought
that eight weeks would be sufficient, but the first weeks pace was physically
harder on the girls than many of them would be able to continue so I extended
it to nine and included Anya’s and my partners in the male rotation as well so
the girls get to rotate through nine men and Anya and I do too.
Anya says I was looking out for myself, but I like to think
I was being lenient on the girls as vaginal epithelium is very delicate and too
much of the wrong, especially dry, stimulation can put a woman physically out of
action for penetrative vaginal sex for weeks and mentally for longer. The men
are not on performance enhancers since one of the tasks of the trainees is to
arouse their partners who by now are operating near the limit of their sexual
performing capability. The men rotate to a different girl each day so there is
the excitement of a new partner with his and her unique look, scent, taste, feel
and style of lovemaking that keeps things interesting and since I’m fertile I
love having a man fill me with his sperm! Of course when I’m fertile I’m double
bagged with an Oves screwed down on my ripe cervix and a Reflexions latex flat
spring over that so I should be quite safe but the thrill of something going
wrong and me ending up carrying one of the trainer’s baby is just so
unbelievably arousing! I’d have it sucked out of course as I haven’t spent
thirty-five years keeping my body in top physical condition to have a man’s
sperm push it all out of shape and take a year off my performing life.
Beguiling a partner with Caya: As
this is written I’m CD 12 and fertile. Any woman reading this can surely tell
I’m having such a good time with the new men – the ones helping train the candidates
for intimate Personal Assistants positions with Taryn’s new personnel placement
group. For women using a diaphragm there is no better way to get a man
interested in that device than to ask him to ‘help’ with its insertion. The
Caya with its nylon arcing spring rim, smaller cervical cup, grip dimples, relief
arch and removal dome is easier to insert and remove than the traditional
circular latex or silicone diaphragms previously available.
From a male partner’s perspective the Caya’s upturned relief
arch which fits up behind the pubic bone minimizes the likelihood that he will
hit the anterior rim; and the slightly textured matte surface of the cervical
cup increases his sensation thrusting against it are improvements over the
traditional diaphragm. And I’ve found that very well endowed men who can reach
into my posterior fornix when I’m entered from behind enjoy thrusting into
Caya’s soft rim spring.
I’m becoming much more of a fan of Caya, especially as a
toy. Returning readers will recall that even though I wear a U.S. dress size
two I’m at the upper design limit of the Caya since I take a conventional 80 mm
diaphragm. Consequently I’ve been a bit apprehensive of its effectiveness for
me. However, now that I’m using it more I’ve found that Caya consistently develops
a strong suction (more about that below) and I’ve never had it displace. So now
I’m learning to relax while using it especially with a well endowed partner
because in missionary he can push the sloping anterior side of the 55mm cervical
cup deeper into my anterior fornix than the suction in the cup has pulled it
and move the relief arch enough to caress my G-spot. That way I get G-spot and
A-spot orgasms simultaneously which turns me into a gasping, moaning, mewing, quivering,
boneless mess making it very difficult - even with very strong feet and ankles -
to remain balanced en pointe when taken while standing backed against a wall or
studio mirror! Of course depending on each woman’s pelvic anatomy and her
partner’s size she may, or may not, find Caya as much fun as I do.
A clever Caya wearer will first show her partner how she
inserts and how she removes it before letting him try. I’ve found that my
lovers are very interested in learning how to insert and remove my diaphragm
correctly as they get a thrill from helping me protect myself so they don’t
need to wear condoms. They are also very quick learners though most want to try
inserting and removal far more times than they need and I let them because we
both enjoy them with their hands in my vagina. Expressing the remaining air from
the cup with the fingers during insertion is something I always do and teach
my partners to do it correctly because it increases the suction insuring a
better seal which I find comforting. It is also something that my partners love
to do as they get to play with my vagina and ‘accidently’ caress my clitoris
shaft with a thumb causing me to gasp and moan while giving them confidence
that my cervix is well protected. I believe that since I’m at the upper design
limit of the Caya the stronger the suction in the cup the safer I am from the
possibility of my Cays displacing or rotating and a partner under-thrusting the
rim.
Possible problems with a male partner helping with insertion
are: 1) The wearer could become aroused and her vagina lengthen (tent) making
it more difficult (or sometimes impossible) to get the posterior rim behind the
woman’s cervix and deep into her posterior fornix if he has short fingers.
Although lying on her back and pushing down will force her cervix closer to the
entrance to her vagina so that pushing the folded rim along the back wall of
the vagina should get the rim beneath and behind the cervix. Once he thinks the
Caya is correctly placed her partner should feel for her cervix under the cup
to make sure Caya is correctly positioned. It is important that the woman check
behind her partner to double check her cervix is indeed in the cup. 2) The male
partner may in some instances become so aroused that he ejaculates before
penetration. However, this can be seen as an advantage as his refractory interval will allow time for him
to give his partner her pleasure with his fingers before another erection will
allow him to penetrate her and fill her with semen.
A caution: The Caya is a
one-size-fits-most device. Very petite or very tall women may not be able to use
Caya effectively because it was designed to be used by women who take the four
most commonly prescribed sizes of traditional diaphragms; 65mm, 70, 75 and
80mm. Additionally, the wearer must have a well defined retropubic niche 1 to 2
cm deep into which the relief arch will fit properly, which most women do.
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