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| silvye | Date: Saturday, 2011-06-18, 20:47:55 | Message # 1 |
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There are many ways to enjoy the anus erotically. Some people enjoy the sensation of a finger inserted into their anal opening and gently rotated. Others may find the insertion of a sex toy or penis very arousing and stimulating. This section contains all the essential guidelines for enjoying anal intercourse.
Getting Started
Some people are not very open to experimentation with this body part, as they are scared that it will cause great amounts of pain, or the whole thought of it is grosses them out. In any event, make sure to communicate with your partner to avoid bad reactions. If your partner refuses, don’t try to force them, it will be a horrible experience for them (and ultimately for you) if they are not comfortable with the idea.
If you are trying to convince your partner to explore this world, using something as large as a penis is definitely not the way to get started. You should start by getting them comfortable being touched in the area, then move up to using a finger or two, and then, when ready, finally moving up to intercourse. Please refer to the anal fingering to please women, or prostate stimulation to please men sections to learn more about anal play, plus using anal sex toys and analingus. Until your partner is ready to receive, their anxieties will cause their anal sphincter to tighten, and trying to push through will be extremely painful, so be patient!
Cleanliness is essential with virtually all forms of this type of play. A bath or a shower is a great primer, and can be the start of the festivities. Once your penis or sex toy has been inside the rectum, don't put them inside anywhere else until you have washed them. Carelessness in this regard can cause a very serious infection. Make sure to use copious amounts of a good lubricant, and start as slowly as possible the first few times.
The Largest Misconceptions of Anal Intercourse
Most people believe that anal intercourse hurts and that it is always an uncomfortable experience. This is quite simply false. As with any form of intercourse, the anus, like the vagina, must become used to the activity. Any woman who remembers her first time having sex probably recalls a painful experience. In fact, the first couple of times were probably painful and not that enjoyable. Did they stop having sex? In almost all cases, they didn’t. Anal intercourse falls under the same guidelines for both genders; it takes practice to get accustomed to the activity. Pain is usually a sign that something is being performed incorrectly, not that the act is wrong. In most cases pain is due to a few reasons: the receiver is too tense and tightening, the giver is pushing too hard, there isn’t enough lubricant, or that the penis or toy is still too big to put in (based on current experience levels). Using fingers and smaller toys is the best way to get used to the feeling, and it is advised that you increase size a little at a time. Once you have become comfortable with the idea and concepts you will probably find it very pleasurable.
The 5 Major Guidelines
1. Always use a lubricant. Unlike the vagina, the small amount of mucus a rectum produces is completely insufficient for anal intercourse. Therefore anal penetration should always be accompanied with an ample supply of lubricant. Water-based lubricants are latex-compatible and highly recommended.
2. Stop immediately if your partner asks you to stop. If your partner is too tense to experiment, all forms of anal penetration will cause a great deal of pain. We are not saying to stop trying completely, just don’t push yourself onto your partner, as this will only result in a bad experience for them, and make them less willing to try again.
3. Take it slow. When experimenting with anal sex for the first few times, go slow. There is no rush and if you take your time you will probably both enjoy the experience. There should not be a great deal of forcing required. If lubricated properly, an object should slide in somewhat easily. We recommend using your fingers ahead of time to loosen them up first for the first few times.
4. Sufficient desire alone does not guarantee pleasurable anal sex. Read the other four points.
5. Always communicate with your partner. As with any sexual activity, communication is essential. Talk about what you want to do, discuss beforehand your desires, tell your partner what you like and don't like while engaging in anal intercourse. Basically, be open about your preferences and feelings, and, be receptive to theirs.
Understanding the Anus and the Rectum
A minority of men and women respond with orgasms to anal sex without direct genital stimulation. Women probably do so through pelvic muscle contractions - and a small minority through the sheer excitement of being penetrated anally. For men, an orgasm may be experienced because of pressure applied to the prostate gland. They are no doubt responding to indirect stimulation of the penile bulb. Orgasms from anal stimulation are most likely to occur when the participants become thoroughly absorbed in their sensations and fantasies.
The main function of the rectum is to act as a passageway for feces, but feces are not normally stored in the rectum except just prior to a bowel movement. Small amounts may remain in the rectum. This is one of the reasons that it is recommended to use condoms during anal intercourse.
The rectum is not straight - see the sexual anatomy diagrams. After the short anal canal that connects the anal opening to the rectum, the rectum tilts toward the front of the body, sometimes as much as 90 degrees. Then, after a few more inches, it swoops towards the front of the body again. A person can learn about the shape of his or her rectum by gently inserting a soft object, trying different angles and body positions and concentrating on how it feels. Make sure the object has a flared base so that if you lose your grip, it won't slip into the rectum and become temporarily irretrievable.
If you insert a finger about one half-inch into your anus and press your fingertip against the side, you can clearly feel the two sphincter muscles. There is less than a quarter-inch between them. The external sphincter is controlled by the central nervous system (voluntary), which means you can tense and relax this sphincter whenever you want. The internal sphincter is quite different. This muscle is controlled by the autonomic nervous system (involuntary). The internal sphincter reflects and responds to fear and anxiety. It may cause the anus to tense up automatically even if the person is trying to relax.
There is the risk of sphincter tone (tightness) loss over time due to repeated dilation for insertive intercourse. Stool incontinence (poor control) can occur when anal sphincter tone decreases; this problem has to be surgically corrected if it becomes chronic. This is another very good reason to take things slowly and to never force anal intercourse! Everyone's body has different levels of ability to adapt; if anal intercourse remains painful (or even very uncomfortable) then it is probably best avoided - remember, there are still many other ways to stimulate and enjoy the anal area without full intercourse.
Though it is always wise to practice the safest sex possible, this is especially true with anal intercourse. The lining of the rectum is very thin, and can rip if there is too much stress put on it. By wearing condoms, you can greatly reduce your and your partner’s chances of transmitting most STDs.
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| grandmasterB | Date: Monday, 2011-07-04, 22:18:53 | Message # 2 |
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Anal intercourse is here defined as involving sexual contact between the sex organs of one person and the anus of another.
Since the anus is one of the more sensitive erogenous zones of the body, many men and women enjoy some form of anal stimulation during their sexual activity. (Also see "Heterosexual Intercourse."} As a matter of fact, some individuals insert a finger or some cylindrical object into their anus when they masturbate in order to heighten their pleasure. It is therefore hardly surprising that, during sexual intercourse between males, the anus of one partner and the penis of the other should sometimes be brought into direct contact.
It is very well possible for a man to insert his penis into his partner's anus. However, since the anus, unlike the vagina, does not provide its own natural lubrication, some artificial lubricant has to be used. Crisco and special water-soluble creams ("Lube") are the most popular of these lubricants, and they are best applied gently and deliberately to the anus itself. This offers the opportunity for a relaxing massage of the anal sphincter, or even for the insertion of a finger. After this preparation, the penis must be inserted very slowly, and, once inside, it should remain motionless for a while until the sphincter is completely relaxed. Then one or both of the partners can begin pelvic thrusting. Many men enjoy being masturbated by their partner while they have his penis in their rectum. He, in turn, may be glad to oblige because he knows that the anal sphincter will contract during orgasm and thus provide additional stimulation for his penis. (Also see "The Male Sexual Response.")
Anal intercourse can, of course, be practiced in many different positions. Most often, however, one of the partners lies on his stomach while he is approached from behind, or he lies on his back with his knees raised to the sides of his chest while he is approached face-to-face. There are also some men who avoid the insertion of the penis into their partner's anus, but instead enjoy rubbing it between his buttocks until they reach orgasm.
While anal intercourse can be highly satisfying for both partners, it is not nearly as common as is often believed. After all, most people in our culture are conditioned to consider the anus filthy and repulsive because of its excretory function. (To a lesser extent, the sex organs are also seen as disgusting because of their association with the release of urine.) In addition, there are strong religious, social, and legal taboos against contact between anus and penis. Indeed, in many states of the United States today anal intercourse is still defined as a "crime against nature" which may carry a penalty of many years in prison. (For a detailed discussion of American sex laws, see "Conformity and Deviance—Legal-Illegal.")
Under the circumstances, it is hardly surprising that some homosexual men object to anal stimulation just as vehemently as many heterosexuals do. Others object only to becoming the "passive" partner in anal intercourse (the one receiving the penis), but have no scruples about being the "active" partner (the one inserting the penis). The curious distinction between "active" and "passive" partners in anal intercourse is quite similar to that already discussed under "Oral Intercourse". There is only one difference: In the case of anal intercourse, it is the "passive" partner who is seen as playing a female role, while the "active" partner is said to play that of the male. Nevertheless, the argument here also implies that only the former is a "true" homosexual, while the latter somehow preserves his heterosexuality.
This kind of nonsense seems particularly appealing to guilt-ridden and insecure ambisexual men who try to justify their homosexual acts. For instance, in prison such men may regularly rape other male inmates while telling themselves that they are not really doing anything "queer". Naturally, they are not fooling their victims. However, the fact that some men would even feel the need for such self-delusions reflects the all-pervading and continuing sexism of our society.
The truth of the matter is that activity and passivity have nothing to do with either biological sex or sexual orientation. Thus, most homosexuals who enjoy anal intercourse switch freely back and forth between the inserter and receptor roles without ever suffering any confusion about their sexual identities.
In this context, it should perhaps also be mentioned that some men enjoy having their partners insert long and hard objects or even the whole hand into their rectum ("fistfucking"). One can only assume that these men are unaware of the dangers of this practice. First of all, there is a great likelihood of infection through scratches and dirt accumulated under the fingernails. Furthermore, while the anal sphincter muscle can adjust to a slowly inserted normal penis without being torn or losing its elasticity, it is likely to be overstretched by a fist or other object of comparable size. In other words, while anal intercourse as such poses no problem, "fistfucking" can lead to serious injuries, particularly if it becomes a habit. There have been cases where the anus became completely dysfunctional and had to be sewn up by a surgeon who then had to create an artificial opening in the abdominal wall for the elimination of waste.
Finally, it remains to be stated that, for anatomical reasons, there can be no anal intercourse between females. The only exception would be a female who wears an artificial penis strapped to her body. However, this possibility is more theoretical than real, since virtually all homosexual women are content with other forms of sexual stimulation.
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| deea | Date: Friday, 2011-07-08, 14:34:23 | Message # 3 |
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I’m sure that you’ve all heard the jokes that end something like this "If sex is a pain in the ass then you’re doing it wrong". Believe it or not it does have some bearing on this tutorial. Anal intercourse should not be painful.
Lack of preparation is probably the single biggest turn-off about anal intercourse. A typical scenario goes something like so. The couple decide to attempt anal intercourse but are not really fully prepared for it, he tries to push into her anus without much warning, she screams in shock and agony and ends up throwing herself away from the offending member and hits her head on the headboard. That’s the end of anal sex in their relationship.
With the proper preparations anal intercourse can not only be as safe as any other kind of sex, but at least as enjoyable if not more so than just regular intercourse. The anus can be a very erogenous zone and it contains more nerve endings than any other part of the body except for the clitoris. That said, I will also throw in my usual, this doesn’t necessarily work for everyone comment. Some will find it enjoyable and others won’t.
There are a lot of people who get hung up on the "you’re not sticking that thing in there" mentality. We have been so thoroughly conditioned to believe that touching our anus is bad never mind actually playing with it on purpose. I must confess that five years ago you would not have been able to convince me that I would ever have anal intercourse much less like it. And I do have to admit now that I do thoroughly enjoy it and it is a regular part of my sex life.
There is no necessary medical reason for the perceived taboo against anal intercourse. If we are honest with ourselves the idea of doing something we’re not supposed to is exciting. If you practice good hygiene there isn’t anything repulsive at all about it. It is a good idea to make sure that you’ve gone to the washroom prior to commencing your anal play. If you desire you can use an enema if you so desire, but it isn’t necessary. If you’re really worried, hop in the shower together and lather each other up and then you can be assured that everything is as clean as possible.
If you haven’t been with your partner for a very long time, then you should certainly be using a condom for anal intercourse. Many couples will use a condom for anal intercourse anyway. It’s not a good idea to go from anal sex to vaginal sex without first cleaning yourself very thoroughly. The bacteria that live in your rectum can really create havoc if they take up residence in the vaginal canal.
Exploration Time
Now that you are a little more comfortable with the fact that it’s ok to be interested in anal sex you can start exploring your ass. If you’ve never had any experience with anyone playing with your ass you need to explore a bit on your own and see how it feels and get comfortable with the idea. In order to enjoy anal intercourse you have to be able to exercise control over your mind. If you are tense then your asshole is going to be closed tighter than a drum and nothing will be able to penetrate it. It is incredible just how big a part your mind plays in anal intercourse. I have experienced anal intercourse on numerous occasions and have enjoyed it thoroughly, however I have found that the times I’ve enjoyed it the those most have been those times where I’ve been the one to initiate it. It seems to be so easy then, where on other occasions it is a bit more of struggle to get into the right frame of mind and relax.
The best place to start your explorations would be in the bathtub. Draw yourself a nice warm bath and climb in. Alternatives would be the shower or even just lying down on your bed. Take your fingers and begin running them over the insides of your thighs and over your pussy. As you become comfortable, draw your legs up and run your fingers down the crack that run from your pussy to your anus. See how it feels when you lightly touch your anus with your finger. Try pushing several of your fingers down against your anus. If it feels pleasurable, you might want to try masturbating while your fingers are pushing down on your anus.
If you find that this produces pleasurable feelings for you or you think that it might keep up the exploration. Take it nice and slow, there isn’t any big hurry. The rectum is similar to an elastic pipe with a set of muscular rings at the end, the anus. The anus acts as a plug, to stop things from going out or letting them in. It tightens and loosens like purse strings on a bag and is fairly strong. The rectum can easily accommodate a large penis. Think about it, if the rectum can handle all your excrement then the smaller things like penises and fingers are really not a problem. The rectum is a sturdy flexible organ and isn’t going to be hurt by fingers or a penis or other similar objects unless there is intent to hurt. Before inserting a finger into your anus make sure that your fingernails are cut short and don’t have any sharp edges as they could easily scratch or tear the tissue inside the rectum and that won’t be a fun feeling at all.
After some preliminary touching you will find that you want to move on and actually insert a finger into your anus. At this point it is a good idea to have some good lubricant on hand. I personally would recommend a lubricant that is water soluble. I have been advised by some of my readers that Vaseline is also an acceptable lubricant as the rectum is a self-cleaning organism, unlike the vagina.
Make yourself comfortable on your bed or whatever spot you’ve chosen for your exploration and bend your legs slightly bringing your feet closer to your ass. Using one hand get into a comfortable rhythm of masturbation and take a finger of the other hand, usually the index or the middle finger works best, and apply the lubricant of your choice to it. Gently start to push the tip of your finger into your anus. You will feel it give way and your finger will go in a little ways. To insert the finger further you need to keep pushing gently and try to relax your anus. This will enable you to get past the thick muscle and into the rectum. This may feel a bit uncomfortable at first, and there may be a little bit of a burning sensation or irritation. This is a normal response, just try to relax your ass completely and continue the masturbation with your other hand. If you want to, bring yourself to climax with your finger still in your rectum and see how it feels. If this feels good to you, then by all means continue with your exploration. If it doesn’t feel good then withdraw the finger and try again another time. Take all the time you need to become comfortable with yourself.
If you have enjoyed yourself so far, then you might want to try wiggling your finger around inside your rectum and see what it feels like. The inside of the rectum is very soft and comfy. I find it’s a rather interesting sensation. Try moving your finger around in different directions and see what different movements feel like. If you have your fingers from your other hand inside your pussy you can push them towards each other and feel them pushing on walls that separate them. Eventually you will want to stretch the rectum a bit more so that you can prepare for your partner’s cock at a later point.
More than Fingers
Now that you are comfortable with fingers, it’s time to move on to something a bit more realistic. A good dildo is excellent to practice with. You can obtain one at a love shop or order from many places on the internet. I would recommend one made of plastic rather than latex. Latex dildos are difficult to clean and have soft pores that bacteria could be harbored in. Don’t use anything with sharp edges or that can easily break.
On your own try inserting the dildo into your ass gradually, making sure that it is well lubricated. Try pushing it in and out of your anus while you masturbate yourself with the other hand. I have found that if I’m already excited from masturbating it is much simpler to push the dildo further into my anus.
From this point you can move on and involve your partner in the exploration process. Make sure that he is aware that you are setting the pace and not to rush the whole process. He will be greatly rewarded by the results of patience when he finally gets to experience your ass, especially if this will be a first for you.
Postillioning
There are a couple of ways to get your partner involved in the exploration of your ass. They are postillioning and analingus.
Postillioning is the insertion of fingers into the anus and may involve massaging it and the rectum. At it’s most extreme you can end up with anal fisting, but that’s a whole topic on it’s own.
The insertion of your partner’s fingers into your anus is a great lead up to the ultimate of anal sex or it can even be a pleasant enhancement to regular intercourse. This allows your partner to become familiar with how you may react during anal sex. It gives him a chance to explore your body with you.
Normally, I find that the index or middle fingers work the best, being a little longer than the others and stronger as well. Don’t forget the lube! Run your fingers over the anal opening, kneading and pressing against it. You can use a circular motion if you like. It’s just like giving a massage, you are helping the area around the anus to relax. Make the insertion by pressing gently and firmly inwards, wiggling the tip of your finger as necessary. At this point if your partner is comfortable and relaxed the finger should slide in fairly easily. On the other hand, if the ass is tense then your finger will not make any headway at all. You and your partner will have to decide at this point whether or not to continue or to perhaps leave it and come back to it another time.
Once your finger is past the anal opening you will feel the thick, strong, muscular ring which is the anus and beyond it, the soft sides of the rectum. You will need to keep at least your fingertip beyond the anus or the contraction of the muscle could just force the finger right out. When your finger is inside explore a bit, pushing the finger as far in as it will go, flicking back and forth.
A great way to enhance this exploration would be to suck on your partner’s clit or stick your other fingers in her pussy. I have found that this combination makes for some pretty powerful orgasms. There is nothing better than having his mouth wrapped around my clit and fingers wiggling in my ass. It’s a great feeling.
Analingus
Now for the other way to explore the rear end. This method is typically called rimming or can also be known as "analingus". It involves kissing, licking and sucking the anus. A lot of people have a problem with this concept since we’ve been taught for so long that we’re not supposed to play with our asses, that they are dirty and bad. There is the possibility of getting VD or hepatitis from an infected person but the primary fears of rimming are mainly to do with smell, taste and personal preference. If these things are a concern to you, then perhaps the ideal time for this sort of exploration would be right after getting out of the shower. You can also buy dams, which are made from latex, very similar to the dams they use in the dental offices, only a lot thinner. You would apply this to the area, so that you would not be coming in direct contact with the person’s ass but they would still get all the great sensations.
Analingus works so well because the anus opening is so incredibly sensitive and the lips and tongue are warm and expressive. It’s easy to do and can be done in any positions where the buttocks can be spread far enough apart to admit the tongue. Run your tongue over the anus, licking it in soft wet strokes or circle it, running your tongue around the edge of it slowly and delicately. You can flick the tip of your tongue rapidly over the opening or try inserting your tongue as far as it will go pushing and stroking it back and forth. Try brushing your lips over the spot or sucking hard on the anus. If you are being rimmed try to push down the anus and relax the anus as if you were shitting, it will expand a little outward giving your partner more area to caress or nibble at. Use your imagination and experiment. Just remember to pay attention to your partner’s reactions to your different techniques.
Positioning
First Time Position
Now we can get into the really fun stuff... positions, positions, positions. Your positions should only be limited by your physical ability to get in and out of them and by what feels comfortable. Some positions will work wonderfully for some and not for others. It’s up to you to determine which ones work best. I will give you a few suggestions to start with.
The first one and probably the most important one in my mind is with the woman on top facing toward the man. I say this because if it’s your first time experiencing anal sex, this position will allow you to have control of the insertion of his penis into your ass. This was what I used for my first anal experience and I felt comfortable because I had the control over how far his penis was going or not going to penetrate me. I could stop when I felt I needed time to adjust to the sensation and then continue when I felt ready to. This is still my all time favorite position.
Ladies, all you need to do is to straddle your partner facing toward him. Make sure that you've got lots of lubricant applied to his penis and to your ass. You want to be able to have his penis slide in smoothly. Grasp his penis firmly and position the head at the opening of your anus. Hold it in place while you gently push your ass down against it. It will move fairly smoothly for the first little bit and then you are going to encounter some resistance, this is where the muscular ring is. To get past this point, you really need to relax and push down gently until you feel it pop past the muscle. Now, you might want to take a minute here to absorb how it feels so far. You may feel like you’re going to shit yourself. This is a normal feeling and you don’t actually shit yourself.
One of my readers had suggested that breathing plays a very big role in successful anal intercourse. It has been their experience that a woman will have a much easier time of it if she controls her breathing. If the woman takes a deep breath and exhales slowly during the initial penetration it makes the act more pleasurable for both partners.
Once you’ve adjusted, try pressing down further on his penis, taking more inside your ass. This is a good time for your partner to play with your breasts, stroke and play with your pussy or whatever else works for turning you on. The more sexually excited you are the less attention you are going to pay to any discomfort you might feel. Then you can start moving up and down on his penis, letting it slide in and out of your ass. You are in complete control and can wiggle side to side, move up and down as slow or as fast as you’d like. You can also control the depth and force of penetration.
When you’re comfortable with this, you may allow your partner to become more of a participant instead of having him remain passive. It’s all up to you and ladies I don’t think that he’s going to argue too much, especially if this is something that he’s been wanting to do and is finally getting the opportunity.
Other Positions
Doggie Style:
This position that works so well for regular vaginal intercourse is also a good choice for anal intercourse as well. Kneel on your knees and elbows, remembering to relax your ass. Your partner kneels directly behind your ass, facing towards you. He will then bend forward guiding his penis to your anus opening and gently pushes it inside. Entry is made easier if you try to draw his penis into your ass as he is pushing. Your partner can then move his penis around inside your ass by thrusting his hips forward and back, while you either remain still or can move your hips from side to side. This position allows for fairly easy and deep penetration.
Full Front:
In this position the woman lies on her back and pulls her knees up as close to her chest as she can manage and then rests her feet on her partner’s shoulders. The man pushes down on her face to face. If required a pillow can be inserted under the woman’s pelvis to raise it higher up. The man can also push the woman’s feet up over her head. This position allows for easy and deep penetration.
Standing:
In this position both partners are standing facing the same direction. The woman can then bend over at the waist (it is a good idea to use a wall or chair or something for support). This can also be accomplished from a kneeling position at the edge of the bed. Depending on the height difference some adjustments may need to be made. This position is a convenient one for outdoor use and allows easy penetration and full movement provided there is something solid to hang on to.
Flat on stomach:
In this position, have the woman lay flat on her stomach (use a pillow to raise the hips if needed). This allows the woman to relax more fully and her hand are free to move wherever they like. Since the man will lay on top of the woman he can also be more relaxed and have freer hand movements. The penetration in this position is not as easily accomplished and thrusting is difficult. The woman is also fairly restricted in her movement.
Side by Side:
From the position above, the partners can fairly easily roll over onto their sides, both facing the same way, drawing one leg up. This position allows for greater relaxation of the bodies and hands are free to explore and caress. Entry is easy and penetration is fairly deep for this position. Movement can be rather limited, although vigorous thrusting is possible once you get used to the posture of the position.
Side by Side – facing together:
This is another variation to the two previous positions. In this particular position, the partners lie on their sides facing one another. The man must extend his pelvis in between the woman’s bent legs. This position allows deep entry and the hands are free for exploration. This position is also a little more intimate and allows for kissing and eye contact to take happen. Movement is fairly easy once insertion is made.
That's it for this tutorial. If you have any comments or suggestions please feel free to send me an email. If you'd like to share your first time experience with others let me know and we will start a section for them. I hope that this tutorial has made sense to you and provided you with some useful information.
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| yasash | Date: Friday, 2011-07-08, 14:41:59 | Message # 4 |
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