
How To Choose a Butt Plug for Long-Term Wear
Anal play is fun in the bedroom. For some, though, it’s far more interesting outside the bedroom in the form of long-term butt plug wear. You may find the “naughtiness” of wearing a plug out in public arousing. You may just want to feel stretched out. Whatever the reason, when choosing a plug for long term wear, what should you look for?
Safety
Material
What material a butt plug is made of will have a significant impact on how comfortable it is for long term wear. Softer materials will be less likely to cause pain, discomfort, or muscle soreness. While metal and glass butt plugs are fun for short-term play, they may be less comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Silicone is a good material choice, as it’s the softest non-porous material available.
Not all silicones are the same though. It may be worth checking the silicone harness of a particular product, which is often measured on a scale called shore durometer. Silicone with a grade of 00-20, for example, feels similar to a gel shoe insole. While a silicone of A-40 feels more like a pencil eraser.
While a softer silicone may be more comfortable, softer silicone butt plugs require a thick base to avoid the plug base being able to slip inside the wearer’s rectum. Comfort is key but so is the ability of your plug to say in place.
Base Shape
More traditional round bases don’t sit neatly between the butt cheeks. After a few hours of wear, you may experience chafing. T-bar style bases fit between the butt cheeks, and as such don’t rub in the same way. They’re also more comfortable to sit down on than traditional rounded shape butt plugs.
The Neck
Another aspect of butt plug form to take into account is the shape of a plug’s neck. This is the thin length between its widest point and its base. A thicker neck on a plug means that the wearer’s sphincter is kept open. Wearing it makes you feel more stretched out and full. However, a thicker neck can also create more friction between the plug and the wearer’s anus. The plug can be more uncomfortable to wear if you move around a lot. The greater friction and stretching also causes discomfort sooner than when using plugs with a thinner neck.
Lubricant
Butt Plug Harnesses
If you have trouble keeping an anal plug in your body, a harness may be an option for you. Butt plug harnesses look similar to belts that have an extra strap between the legs. They are specifically designed to keep plugs inside the anus. This makes it more comfortable to wear and easier to do so for longer periods of time.
Conclusion
Wearing a butt plug out in public or even around your house for a long period of time isn’t as simple as putting it in and forgetting about it. Consider the type, style, and material of your butt plug. More importantly, find the right lubricant. Doing both will make sure you have the best experience possible.
Have you ever worn a butt plug for a long time during the day? How did it feel? Would you do it again? Share your experience down in the comments!