ANAL SEX

Anal penetration or sodomy

Anal penetration (also known as sodomy) is an old practice (Greek antiquity) that is not experienced exclusively by homosexuals. Many men and women enjoy anal sex as an enhancement of normal sexual relations.

It is important to keep in mind that anal sex shouldn't be painful. If it is, it is not done correctly!

 

Anal sex is one of the most frequent ghosts of men. Some women enjoy anal penetration (sodomy), others do it just to please their partners and finally some are disgusted because they think this practice is degrading, bestial and unnatural! Fear of pain can also explain the rejection of anal penetration (sodomy).

Risks of STD transmission

The risk of promoting transmission (or other sexually transmitted infections) is greater during anal sex. The wall of the rectum is actually more fragile than the vaginal wall, therefore contact with blood during anal penetration is more frequent. The use of condoms will reduce this risk.

Rimming (also known as analingus) should always be performed with mothers to avoid any risk of transmitting hepatitis if the partner "is infected".

Anal sex shouldn't be pictorial

Even more than for any other type of sexual relationship, it is necessary to talk about it with your partner to be sure that he agrees. The unprepared act will often cause pain during anal penetration.

Anal penetration requires more tenderness than vaginal penetration to avoid pain during penetration and a possible laceration of the anal sphincter in case of forced and brutal penetration.

Fist of everything, good hygiene and local washing are essential. If possible, go to the bathroom before evacuating the stool.

Anal sexual positions

The two best positions for anal penetration are:

• The receiving partner kneels on his knees and elbows while the penetrating partner kneels directly behind the receiving partner facing him.

• The receiving partner is on his back and pulls his knees as close to his chest as possible. The piercing partner approaches the top, both partners facing each other.

Basic tips for anal sex

Before inserting a finger into your partner's anus, make sure the nails are short. Start by sliding your well-lubricated finger over your partner's anal opening and pressing it against it making circular movements as you proceed to relax the anal sphincter.

Always pay attention to your partner to indicate if he is comfortable.

Slowly slide your finger and wait a minute. Pull it out completely, then push it back again. Then, slide a second finger. If it is difficult to enter the anus, more lubricant is probably needed.

When your partner indicates that he is ready for penetration, wear a condom. Always use a lot of lubricant on your penis. Always use water-based lubricants, compatible with latex.

The penis must always be inserted slowly. Don't use force. Stop immediately if your partner complains about the discomfort but stays inside the anus. If the pain is too unbearable, take your penis completely slowly and wait a minute before trying again. If the pain persists, don't dwell on it!

After anal sex

After anal sex, never penetrate your female partner into her vagina without first cleaning yourself completely or changing the condom. Bacteria that live in the rectum could cause vaginal infections to your partner.

However, anal sex can be practiced immediately after vaginal penetration without preliminary cleaning.

 Technically, it is not possible to get pregnant from anal sex. However, the sperm that comes out of the anus after anal penetration can drip through the perineum and cause the concept of "splash" which can be avoided with the use of condoms.

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