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Basic Sex

 

Anal Intercourse

 

Remember to always use lubricant, the anus is not self lubricating. We recommend you use Astro Glide and Waxaline as they are both latex friendly lubricants.

When having anal sex you MUST stop at the very first sign of pain, if your partner is too tense to experiment, all forms of anal penetration will hurt him/her. So go slow, use lube, and only go in as far as their body will let you.

When experimenting with anal sex for the first few times, go very slow, after the recipient empties their bowels, slather lube over your finger and their anus. Put your finger on their anus and gently push, but do not go in unless they relax and let you in. There is no rush and if you take your time you will probably both enjoy the experience a great deal better.

There should not be a great deal of forcing required, when lubricated properly an object should slide in some what easily. We recommend using your fingers ahead of time to loosen them up first for toys and larger objects.

As with any sexual activity, communication is key to success so talk about what you want to do, so be open about your preferences and feelings, and be receptive to theirs.

Remember the rectum is used to empty feces from the body, and small amounts may still be in the rectum, so use a condom during anal intercourse, or prep your lover with 3 deep enemas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Anus is very sensitive while the insides of the intestine are very numb, the lower intestine is also curved tilting toward the front of the body, sometimes as much as 90 degrees. 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 if you use an object make sure it has a flared base so that your anus does not swallow your toy.

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.