Why do we base our self-worth on
the amount of suffering we endure? My life had gotten a lot easier recently;
why did I have to feel guilt and shame because of that? Is there a contest
we’ve all entered, to see who works the longest hours or has the shittiest job
or gets the smallest paycheck, that I could now sense I was losing? We feel
good about ourselves when we are doing the things we’re really good at. It’s
human nature. But why should it matter whether or not that thing you’re good at
is a bigger pain in the ass than everyone else’s? Is it a global pity-party?
This was not a game show on which I wanted to be a contestant, anymore. So
here’s where I came out: Instead of feeling bad about all this time I wasn’t
spending at work, I decided to spend that time doing other things that make me
feel good, to see if that would hold off some of the guilt and shame. We feel
good doing the things we’re good at. Hmm… What am I good at besides my old job?
What else makes me feel good? Well, there’s writing, and then there’s cock
sucking…
The art of the blow job is worth
perfecting. Also, there’s no such thing as the perfect blow job – if you really
get involved with your technique, you will afterwards think Oh, I
should have done X just a little longer or Damn, I never got a chance to Y, pretty much every time. In that
way it’s actually similar to writing poetry; no poem is ever really finished.
You stop working on it when it does what you want it to do at the time, but if
you come back to it later there will always be more revision. There’s joy in
that, though. Here’s something you can be really good at, and still keep doing
forever, getting better and better and better. Because it’s worth perfecting,
and there’s no such thing as perfect. (What a glorious justification! It’s like
permission to eat your favorite dessert for the rest of your life!) With cock
sucking I like to think I was always something of a natural, but if perfection
is unattainable, that necessarily puts it a long way off, and despite having
some skill in the department, I was a particularly long way off because of a
pretty decent gag reflex. I could never master the deep throat.
And just like that, I had myself a
new job.
This was not the first time I’d
attempted to undermine the gag. Several years before I’d read something about
simply trying to get anything into the back of your throat, on a regular basis
– your toothbrush, your finger, a spoon, whatever. Just try every day, and try
to get a little further back, every time. This was a huge, disappointing
failure. It should come as no surprise to learn that a toothbrush and a cock
have very little in common. It’s not the same experience at all, and the one
doesn’t translate to the other. This time I started with my most bendable vibrator.
It’s almost realistic, shape-wise. It has no G-spot angle or rabbit attachment.
It’s big enough. But here’s the thing: It wasn’t that much fun. This was going
to take some experimentation. Again though, know when you have a lot of time to
experiment? When you’re unemployed.
It turned out that what I had to do
was insinuate it into everything else I’d been getting to work for me, in this
strange new time. I started keeping that vibrator in a bin of bras and
stockings that I can reach from my bed, instead of in the big, sex toy chest
across the room. This way, when I woke up for the second time on those mornings
when someone had earlier cum all over my ass, I could add my practice to an
already sexually charged situation. It’s way easier to get a cock – even a fake
one – into your throat when you are halfway to orgasm, already. Similarly, when
you are about to send a dirty picture to your husband, because you just had
one. Assignment to be done in the house? Practice then too. Out of the house?
Practice after. Writing a poem about sex? Yup. This is how it started to work.
Still, a vibrator is not a cock, no matter how much it’s trying to be. It’s
easier with the real thing, and honestly, so much fun that you’ll want to do it
constantly. Fortunately, you’d be hard-pressed to find a man who won’t help you
out if you say “Hey, I want to experiment with deep throating. Think you could
let me suck your cock for awhile?” Commence hours and hours and hours of
glorious, blow job luxury.
It really is easy to get caught up
in. Make a game of it. Never take a break until a moment when you’ve just been
particularly successful (at which point you won’t want to take a break). Which
is better for you, facing his head, where you can look into his face or facing
his feet, where he can look into your quim? Which is better for him? I’m a
particular fan of lying sideways and sucking the head of his cock against his
belly, like leaving some of the ice cream on the spoon. Teasing the tip is
fairly effective, when he knows that at any moment you can take that tip and
swallow it until he can feel it with his own hand at your throat. Try finding
that spot that used to be as far as you could go, and playing with the
difference, like a mini cock sucking that happens at a new depth. Find out
where your vocal chords are, by learning at what depth you can no longer
produce sound. Experiment. I can’t say enough how absorbing it is to suck a
man’s huge cock into the tunnel of your throat, until there is no more length
to take; to bury your face in his abdomen and feel his pelvic bone against your
lips… It does things to your head. You will become infatuated with the act.
Lost in the lack of breath – that familiar, solitary place that your mind
becomes when you are not breathing, because no, you cannot breathe, even
through your nose, with a cock closing off the pharynx. It’s a good lost. You
will lose track of time. You will need a man with endurance. (You will need to
start having sex earlier in the evening, if it’s a weeknight and you want to
get any sleep at all.) But like with poetry, there is always something more
that can be done. So now that you’ve got a cock impaled right to the hilt in
the depths of your throat, what more can you do? In what ways can you move your
throat when it’s so full of cock? It knows how to swallow, even when it’s full.
What can your tongue get up to, in that limited space? There’s only one way to
find out: Practice, practice, practice.
(This one's a little... tongue in cheek.)
(Seriously, I fucking crack myself up, sometimes.)