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The 'sweet spot'... how did u find yours...?

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 irishedger
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11/24/2013 7:34 pm  

Goin by b mayfields... the sweet spot is important for super o's. How did u find urs. Was it by natural aneros contractions or were u forced to comtract. Am gonna edge tomorrow to identify if for the future, but wanna know how importanat it is? Or am i just overthinkin/overusin my helix?



   
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11/25/2013 1:01 am  

i wouldnt worry too much about not being able to feel your sweet spot. Whether it feels good or not the aneros will still work properly.



   
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11/25/2013 3:44 am  

I've found that I don't really notice the sweet spot until I'm already well into a session and things are starting to take off (i.e. I'm aroused and my body is responding to the Aneros). Only at that point can I shift the p-tab slightly and notice a difference. But just as a rule of thumb, keep yours roughly centered and you'll be on the right track. Don't overthink it or worry too much about it.



   
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