If you have balls, chances are you already know that fondling, caressing, sometimes tugging, twisting, stretching, or even on occasion, slapping testicles can be pleasurable. However, since they are much more sensitive than the penis, many couples neglect to include them in their sexual sessions.
Some Safety notes for ball play
Stay in constant communication with the person you’re playing with. Take it slow, easy, and gentle to begin with. Listen to what your body’s telling you and communicate that to your partner. If anything goes wrong, get medical assistance immediately. The longer you wait, the harder it could be to heal or recover. Afterward, pay attention to any unexpected aches or pains as well as treating your testicles kindly–like giving yourself time to recover and avoiding things like overly-tight underwear.
Now for the good stuff
Begin with gentle tugging. This is a pleasure demonstrated by how many people find pulling on them to be sexually pleasurable and often extra so during masturbation. If you want to try this yourself, begin with some initial exploratory fondling to get the lay of your land. Slowly progressing to slow, steady tugs while avoiding sharp, jerky, or too-extensive movements. Once you have done some exploration, you can move on to more intense sensations and find what works best for you. If you like the tugging stretched sensation toys like ball stretchers or other leather, latex, or steel appliances are popular ways to simulate that leaving you and your partners hands free.
It’s important to remember you should avoid excess tension, torsion, impacts, or squeezing as there’s a risk of injury, enjoy playing ball!
