Polio and the Aneros

The way the aneros touches the prostate is supposed to be a lot gentler than other sorts of touching or rubbing of the prostate.
As far as I understand, it may take some time for the body to become sensitive to this touch. It has to learn what to look for.

You said you've got some release of prostate fluid, and that doing the contractions feels good.
That certainly suggests to me that you're on the right path. It's probably just a matter of practice.
Keep doing it and try to be aware of any new feelings, however small or insignificant they may seem.

You likely need more than two weeks before you see some results. Be patient and best wishes.

Thanks so much for your answers, gm501 and Fuzzy. 🙂 This gives me more confidense to keep up the work.

This is a great device, especially if I can get it to work. The forum and the blogs are great. There is so much info out there about these devices.

Cotton-

I took be almost a year to really understand what the aneros was about. It's a whole paradigm change from the usual self-pleasure. I suggest you read and re-read the wiki and read the forum...and use the aneros!
Good luck to you and don't give up!
Bishop

Cottonpicker

In answer to your question: Do you have any suggestions for arriving at the "Super O"?
I would suggest to just take your time, don't push for results - they will happen in time. You mention that you had polio at 6 years-of-age. I don't think this is a factor. I also had polio when I was 12 with results much like yours. Since when you do contractions they "feel good" is a good sign that you will get to even more and more feel good sensations. Try and dwell on the good and other sensation and you will get to the Supper O's when you least expect it. Sometimes I do better and sometimes I don't. I use the Helix and Progasm - but my best results are with the Progasm. Relax and enjoy.