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Description | Bathmate The pump basically uses air to create pressure, which in turn is said to enlarge, creating a larger size. While the temporary benefits are proven, the real benefit of using a pump is the hope of a permanent size increase. This is said to be achieved by repeated use of pumps over several weeks or months. The problem is that most men will never be able to do it for more than a few weeks using a traditional pump due to a number of issues including discomfort and fear of injury. So today we have a new “type” of pump, which instead of using air, uses water to create pressure and in turn creates size. The temporary increase in size is even more pronounced with the new water-based pump. bathmate The most popular water pump is called a Bathmate. The pump comes in various size models, but it is basically an all-in-one device because there are no additional tubes or "pump mechanisms" attached to it. Simply fill with water, insert the p and pump out some excess water and leave for several minutes. The use of water makes these pumps much safer than traditional “old school pumps”. Also, the comfort factor is great as it can be worn while taking a shower or just relaxing in the bath. Well, as stated, the size increase is clearly visible, so if someone is interested in surprising their partner with a P that is larger than usual, then it can work well (especially to impress a new partner) . Remember, sex greatly affects the "mindset." The visual stimulation that men receive from the beautiful shapes of the legs creates strong sexual arousal. The same can be applied to women who are turned on by a larger P size. Visually seeing a larger P will create more sexual arousal. bathmate hydro pump |
Created | 7 Apr 2022 |
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Country | United States |
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Founder | aldan joel |
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