I've heard from 'a friend' that some of the provider's he's had sex with would have a problem with fingers in the vagina. These same providers would have no problem with his penis, which is many times larger.
This never made any sense : a penis can have all kinds of STIs, not to mention that the semen causes pregnancy. A finger is smaller, gentler, and it helps my friend get in the mood because he likes feeling a hot, wet vagina in a way that he can't feel with his penis strangled in latex.
He wonders why that is. The providers are fine with a penis rammed in there over and over, but they don't like a gentle finger? How could that be? It's kind of like the rumored providers who won't kiss.
Originally Posted by Habeed
It only fails to make sense to you because you lack empathy, as evident from your use of judgmental language and telling phrases like "strangled in latex" and "rumored providers who won't kiss", both of which betoken a dangerous sense of entitlement on your part. As others pointed out fingers have nails; they are also nubbly, rough and often calloused in a way penises never are. Plus, your imaginary "gentle" finger is so rare as to be nonexistent; while penises behave themselves indoors by standing rigidly erect, most men tend to let their fingers run wild like unruly children, wriggling them about madly as though they were trying to stretch out the inside of the vagina.
Your so-called "gentle" fingers are anything but; they're often acutely painful in a way penises aren't.