Fisting Instruction
Naughty Alysha showing off “fisting” technique.
Fisting made Easy
Yes, you can get your whole hand inside your partner’s pussy.
For women who are into massive penetration, nothing is a bigger turn-on. No experience
is necessary—for either of you—but if your gal pal is a little “roomy”
or has given birth in the past, you’ll have an easier time. Otherwise, you
may need to start off slow and work your way up.
A few words of caution before you roll up your sleeves and plunge in:
fisting can result in injury to the fistee if not done properly. Trust and communication
between partners is essential–and tons of lube help a lot, too. Respect your
partner’s limits and pain threshold. The following guide is intended for
consenting partners who wish to engage in this act. Let these tips be your guide
to safe and sane fisting.
1. Get her ready.
Make sure your partner is relaxed, turned on, and comfortable. When
a woman becomes aroused, her vagina relaxes, expands, and lengthens—all
very important for accommodating a fist. Also, make sure your hand is very clean
and your nails closely trimmed.
2. Use lube.
Even the wettest snatch can use some extra juice during fisting—the
more, the better. A latex glove can also reduce friction and is a good idea for
safer sex purposes, as it protects the nails from scratching the inside of the
vaginal canal thus decreasing the risk of any virus or infection being transmitted
from one partner to another.
3. Start slow.
Start with one or two fingers and work your way up to three and then
four. Most women need some time to further relax the muscles of their vagina,
and some may require several “stretching” sessions, over weeks or
even months, before you can actually get your whole hand in.
