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1 year ago. January 16, 2023 at 1:40 PM

Pegging, the act of using a strap-on dildo to penetrate a partner, is a practice that can bring many benefits to both partners. For men, or "Manns," regularly practicing pegging can help to break down societal norms and stereotypes, improve communication and trust in relationships, and increase sexual pleasure and intimacy.

One of the biggest benefits of pegging for men is the ability to break down societal norms and stereotypes. Traditional gender roles often dictate that men should always be the ones doing the penetrating during sexual activity. However, pegging allows men to take on a more submissive role and explore a different aspect of their sexuality. This can lead to a greater understanding and acceptance of different forms of sexual expression, as well as a greater sense of personal freedom and empowerment.

Another benefit of pegging for men is the ability to improve communication and trust in relationships. The act of pegging requires a high level of communication and trust between partners. This is because it involves one partner taking on a more submissive role, and the other partner being responsible for the pleasurable experience of both. By regularly practicing pegging, men can learn to communicate their desires and boundaries more effectively, and build stronger and more trusting relationships with their partners.

Pegging can also increase sexual pleasure and intimacy for men. The prostate, or "male G-spot," is located inside the anus and can be stimulated through pegging. This can lead to powerful and intense orgasms, as well as a greater sense of pleasure and intimacy in sexual activity.

In conclusion, pegging is a practice that can bring many benefits to men. By regularly practicing pegging, men can break down societal norms and stereotypes, improve communication and trust in relationships, and increase sexual pleasure and intimacy. Pegging is not only a physical pleasure but also a mental pleasure. It is a way to explore different aspects of our sexuality, to let go of societal expectations, and to create deeper connections with our partners.

dollMaker​(dom male) - Pegging is neither a submissive. nor dominant activity, nor does it make anyone submissive or dominant. What would indicate this, is the intent, the headspace if part of an agreed situation regarding domination and submission. In saying that pleasure, the giving and receiving of does not have to be anything more than for that reason, and that alone, with no dominance or submission involved, therefore anyone could take part, be they vanilla, kinky, dominant or submissive, either giving or receiving.

Enjoying pegging also does not make anyone submissive or gay. I have heard of dominants who enjoy being pegged, by their sub, they are no less dominant after being pegged than before.

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The King Dom​(dom male) - Yeah, that’s completely right. Pegging is another Form of experiencing yourself and being pegged by your sub is one of the best experiences.
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gillesderais​(sub male) - I love any form of anal penetration. To me I feel it makes me more receptive, because I am opening myself up to receive something. To me, that is submissive to my Domme, who is Female. But for a long time I assumed it must mean I was gay because I enjoyed it so much! But a Woman can penetrate just as well as a man. Thanks for your views about it from a dom perspective. Really interesting.
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Literate Lycan​(dom male) - In the heart of discussion, I concur wholeheartedly with dollMaker above (it is a sexual act and how you perceive it dictates whether it is submissive or Dominant or simply sex). I do question how this brings about breaking down societal norms as well as why you need to. This is tantamount to saying, “More men need to perform cunnilingus to break down societal norms.” I love performing but it doesn’t change what side of the spectrum I or my partner perceives myself as. Further, it doesn’t change any element of societal acceptance. I would add that some societal norms don’t require breaking down. It is what it is. I hope my words don’t come off as terse. I am simply conveying my thoughts. Thank you for discussing your thoughts on this subject.
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