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Dec 19, 2023 05:32
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I’m considering registering with a dating club and would really appreciate your opinions.
This is embarrassing to admit, but I think I have a hemorrhoid or possibly an anal skin tag. It doesn’t hurt and feels soft and squishy. I’d like to have it treated, but I can’t afford the treatment, and since it hasn’t caused any problems in my daily life, I left it alone for years. Before I knew it, it had grown to about the size of a red bean. It’s become a complex for me, and because I hate the thought of someone seeing it, I’ve never had sex.
If I meet someone I really like through the club, I’m prepared to let them see it when things progress that far, as long as they don’t mind. But I’m afraid they’ll be put off.
From a man’s perspective, would seeing a growth around a woman’s anus during sex be a turn-off…?
As a last resort, I’m even considering covering my anus with something like a modesty patch when I undress.
If I should tell the other person in advance, when would be the best time?
Should I mention it during the interview as well?
Sorry for the difficult-to-read post. I’d appreciate your advice.
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🏅 パパ活歴7年目突入
彼氏/既婚/他パパ/セフレOK/全力応援
Age: 50s
👨 Male
Universe member
I think you should fix it.
Personally, I like anal, so seeing that would be a turn-off.
Good hygiene matters for women too.
When you give your papa (a male supporter) oral, wouldn’t you feel turned off if it looked the same?
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スペ90以下のひとを厚く囲い込み、一生面倒見て実質一夫多妻で大切にしたい独身です。
Age: 50s
👨 Male
Universe member
I wouldn’t worry about that. It’s actually more suspicious if you’re wearing a covering up front.
Just tell them in advance that you have hemorrhoids. Once they know, they can simply brush it off with an “Okay, okay.”
And please get them treated through your health insurance as soon as possible.
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Be gentle when wiping the soft, tender area after using the bathroom, and use soft toilet paper. If you injure it, it may swell and hurt every time you go. Please be careful…
You should get it treated as soon as possible. Some people may engage in oral intimacy, and they could ask whether it’s an STI. If that happens, they might get angry, refuse to give you your allowance, and the situation could become very difficult.
Trying to hide it may also backfire, as they might mistake it for shyness. Since treatment is covered by insurance, I recommend seeing a doctor first.