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Description
What is a Pussy Pump?
A pussy pump is a pump device which creates a vacuum around the labia, vagina, clitoris, or crotch area as a whole (depending on the size). You use a pump system and a chamber to suck on your pussy and draw blood flow to the area.
Most pussy pumping devices use a bulb-style pump similar to what you find on a bulb enema, but some use a trigger handle and an air pressure gauge for more precise vacuuming if you’re an advanced pussy pumper.
Vaginal pumps come in various styles and sizes depending on the area you want to vacuum. You can get small pussy pumps for clit sucking, mid-sized pussy pumps for labia sucking, and large pussy pumps which cover your entire crotch.
All pussy pumps come with a quick-release valve which allows you to immediately stop the suction and return to normal. This will be located on either the bulb/trigger or the vaginal chamber itself.
Some pussy pumps have 2 quick-release valves – 1 on the bulb and 1 on the chamber. If you’re using the pump in a couple as part of foreplay, this gives both partners easy control over the quick-release system.
Why Use a Pussy Pump?
Using a pussy pump draws blood into your clitoris, labia, and/or entire vagina. This makes your vagina more sensitive and receptive to touch, hence increasing your pleasure during sex or masturbation.
Vaginal pumping can also give you the best-looking pussy possible. If you’re after the swollen and ready-for-sex appearance that vaginas have in high-budget porn films, then a vaginal pump is a great device to try.
Once the blood flows to your labia, you’ll have the appearance of an engorged pussy which is ready to rock ‘n roll. You might not get the best pussy in the world, but you’ll maximize the appeal of the vagina that your mamma gave ya.
I know it’s a scientific term, but I always think that “engorged pussy” sounds kind of gruesome. That said, “swollen pussy” doesn’t sound much better. It seems there aren’t many nice-sounding words to describe an engorged pussy.
How to Use a Pussy Pump
1. Lube up the rim of the chamber
Apply water-based lube to the rim of the vaginal chamber. This helps to create better suction and makes the pump more comfortable on your skin. The lube also helps the chamber to slide away easily once the pressure has been released.
2. Place the chamber on your vagina/clitoris
Gently place the chamber on your desired area, ensuring that you have a complete seal around the edges. You may need to adjust the angle to ensure a tight seal.
3. Do 1 or 2 small pumps
Using the bulb or trigger attached, perform a couple of small pumps. See if the chamber has sucked onto your vagina as planned. If it hasn’t, readjust the angle and repeat the steps until suction is achieved.
4. Perform more small pumps
Do a few more small pumps until the pussy visibly swells inside the chamber. You should not feel any pain at this point, though it may feel weird.
If you experience pain while pumping, apply the quick-release valve and stop immediately. Your pussy might feel odd, slightly uncomfortable, or aroused when pumping, but it should not feel painful.
5. Leave for up to 10 minutes
Once your pumped pussy is at your desired level of safe suction, leave the pump to do it’s magic! Beginners might want to leave it for 2-3 minutes, but more extreme pussy pumping fans can leave the pump on for up to 10 minutes. DO NOT exceed 10 minutes. Once you’re done, use the quick-release valve to return to normal.
6. Relax for a few minutes
Before you jump into sex or masturbation, I would recommend relaxing for a few minutes and allowing your body’s blood circulation to normalize again – don’t worry, your vagina will still be sensitive for quite a while. It’s also a good idea to apply lube to your vagina after pumping because the area can become very dry with all that suction
