Aneros placement

handlebar,

Many new users go through a period of adjustment as they become accustomed to their new massagers. It is a frequently heard lament that their model doesn’t fit them and to a certain extent that may be true. As you have already noted small incremental movements may be the only thing necessary for these devices to noticeably affect sensation. By maintaining a dry perineum area and slightly adjusting the P-tab location there, you can affect the action of your massager through your muscular contractions.
The answer to your question : “…can one do too much damage to the prostate itself if one presses too much or hard? “ is a definite YES you can damage yourself, very easily. That is the reason why manual manipulation of your massager is not recommended.
As you develop increased skill and endurance with your pelvic floor muscles you will be able to sustain movement of your massager for extended periods of time, though this is not necessarily required to obtain a Super-O. In any respect it is probably more important to tune into the subtle sensations being generated by your body on the micro-level than to focus upon creating increased prostate pressure with the resulting macro sensation feedback.

Thanks for the post rumel. I suppose it is a frustrating thing for many that instant results are not the usual event and pressure would entice some to manipulate the massager a bit. I only did so to really find that point where contact was being made. Hopefully as time goes by i will get better a it. I do know my muscles are getting much stronger.

handebar

I like you are new to these devices. However, I have just had an amazing session. I guess part of the jurny everyone talks of is learning to make you anus muscles quiver.

I have not mastered this yet. What I did was to insert my helix the gently press and release my finger on the P tab. Almost a tapping which caused the device to rock. After about 5 mins I was really rocking also...

Can't wait to try again