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Hello everyone,

I bought a Aneros MGX Syn Trident about two months ago. During one of my first attempts, I unexpectedly experienced some involuntary contractions and managed to find what seemed to be the right position. This resulted in a few very brief but surprisingly intense sensations of P-Waves. It was an incredible experience, although quite overwhelming because I was not expecting such a strong reaction.

For the following day and a half, the area remained unusually sensitive, and I had the impression that the same sensation might occur again spontaneously, even without further stimulation.

Since then, I have tried several times to achieve a similar experience, but unfortunately I have not been successful. On one occasion, I even fell asleep while using the device and left it in place until morning. It caused no discomfort, but it also seemed that it was not having any noticeable effect. That happened a few times afterwards.

I have noticed that, if I want to reach the prostate, I need to angle the device slightly forward, with the inserted part pointing more toward my belly button.
I’m a straight cis-man and have only occasional stimulation of anus and never stimulated prostate before purchasing Aneros.

Would a differently shaped device, or perhaps a larger one, be more suitable? I would be very interested to hear about other people’s experiences and any general advice you may have.



   
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Personally, I did not have very much luck with the MGX. It felt like it was just a little bit too short for me, and always left me wanting and frustrated... What I did like about it, however, is the arms and the base where they meet the shaft. I feel like this design is more responsive than the typical flat design of most of the other massagers. The most successful models (for me) I have are the Helix syn and the Eupho. Both of these have given me a super-o before. This has not been consistent, and I would not say that they are perfect either. The designs still give me frustration often.

There are some things that have helped me along my journey, besides device type and technique (if you're looking for tips on technique for using the devices, you should read more on the forums. Check out the newbie's nook, etc.)

Diet and exercise are important considerations of course. There are books you can find on what types of foods are best to help keep the prostate healthy. Incorporating these into your diet regularly is a big help. Being aware of what you eat and when you eat, and balancing this with regular workouts, cardio, yoga, etc. will give the best results. Being aware of your digestive cycle in general, as well. Flushing yourself out properly (douche) and lubricating properly will help set you up for success.

Drinking should be cut out or minimized.

Those are just a few considerations for now, others will probably have lots of helpful advice as well.



   
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