Urethral Play

I get asked quite often, "What are catheters for?" when I reply, "For sticking down your penis" the looks I get are, understandably, usually those of sheer terror. I reassure the person who asks that it doesn't hurt if done right and indeed, if it hurts you should stop because your doing something wrong. Like most people, the first time that I heard about sounding (as catheter play is called), I was a little weirded out, but thanks to a friend, I learned it's actually incredibly hot.

I started out learning about sounding the way I start to learn about anything. I Googled it. I read a number of articles that provided virtually no useful information and then I came across The Deviant Dictionary. Their article on sounding is excellent, if quite overly cautious. Women must be extremely careful when sounding for two reasons, first, it probably won't feel good to them and second, they are at a much higher risk for urinary tract infections. I'll share my knowledge, but I also encourage you to read The Deviant Dictionary's article on the subject. Don't let their overly cautious attitude discourage you. There's some great information there.

We sell a great sound set called the Hagar sound set. It's a double ended sound set so you get two sizes on every sound. I really like this feature as I feel it helps keep the sound from dropping too quickly. No matter where you buy your sound set from, be sure to inspect it as soon as you get it and WAY before you even think of inserting it. It should be perfectly smooth. If it's double sided, then the transition should be smooth. If there are sizes engraved in it, it should not be rough around the edges and there should not be any scratches or flaking in the metal. A scratch in your urethra is extremely painful and possibly dangerous.

The number one rule with sounding is cleanliness. Let's start with the most basic step, washing our hands. Use an antibacterial soap. Next, clean the play area. If you have a medical tray, great, if not then clear off a table top and clean it with alcohol or an antibacterial soap. Wash your hands again after handling anything that's not sterile. Next clean the sounds your going to use with alcohol and then place them on the cleaned surface. Wash your hands with antibacterial soap again and then, using antibacterial soap, clean the area of the body. This means the penis head and the lips of the penis. Don't scrub, but gently clean the area with the antibacterial soap.

Now for insertion. You'll want to use either KY or Astroglide. Both brands are close to your natural PH and therefore won't burn when you insert the sound. Also note that they are both water-based so that your body will easily absorb them. Lubricate the sound with the PH balanced lube and then place a small amount of the lube on the pee hole of your penis. Now take the sound and gently insert it into your penis. Do not push. The sound should slip down on it's own. Hold on to the end of the sound and slowly lower it down into your penis.

If the sound slips down into your penis, simply point your penis down and gravity will pull the sound back out. Once the sound is in, you can move it up and down, if you like or you can even masturbate with it in. It feels amazing. If you cum with it in it's pretty hot too. I've heard it said that cuming with it in is not preferred but given the rarity at which most people would do it, I doubt it will bring any harm.

Be sure that you wash everything with antibacterial soap and swab down your sounds with alcohol before putting it away. As far as cleaning out the inside of your urethra, nature will take care of that. You'll feel the urge to go pee shortly after you cum. When you pee your body will wash out your urethra for you.

That's it. That's sounding in a nutshell. I hope that you've found this information useful. Please remember that there is always a risk of injury or infection when inserting something inside your urethra. Take appropriate precautions and accept personal responsibility for any injury you may incur. This article is for informative purposes only. Use these instructions at your own risk.