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Goop.com - Reality Check: Anal Sex
Goop.com - Reality Check: Anal Sex Came across this yesterday, an interview from last year with Paul Joannides and thought there was a lot of good info in it. https://goop.com/wellness/sexual-health/reality-check-anal-sex/?clickid=WUh38PTT3V14QBI1pA1ED2SJUkgUyPXHux1P280&irgwc=1&utm_campaign=10079_OnlineTrackingLink&utm_source=impactradius&utm_medium=affiliate Excerpts: Q How should we modify the anal sex we see modeled in porn to best suit an in-real-life couple? A The way the rectum curves shortly after the opening tells us we need to make a lot of adjustments for anal to feel good. Also, the two sets of sphincter muscles that nature placed around the opening of the anus to help humans maintain their dignity when in crowded spaces (to keep poop from dropping out) mean there’s an automatic reflex if you push against them from the outside. So one of the first things a woman or man needs to do if they want to be on the receiving end of anal sex is to teach their sphincter muscles to relax enough that a penis can get past their gates. This takes a lot of practice. Also, unlike the vagina, the anus provides no lubrication. So in addition to<b> teaching </font></b>the sphincters to relax, and in addition to getting the angle right so you don’t poke the receiver in the wall of the rectum, you need to use lots of lube. They show none of this in porn. Nor do they show communication, feedback, or trust. Couples who do not have excellent sexual communication, who don’t freely give and receive feedback about what feels good and what doesn’t, and who don’t have a high level of trust should not be having anal sex. Q How should we modify the anal sex we see modeled in porn to best suit an in-real-life couple? A The way the rectum curves shortly after the opening tells us we need to make a lot of adjustments for anal to feel good. Also, the two sets of sphincter muscles that nature placed around the opening of the anus to help humans maintain their dignity when in crowded spaces (to keep poop from dropping out) mean there’s an automatic reflex if you push against them from the outside. So one of the first things a woman or man needs to do if they want to be on the receiving end of anal sex is to teach their sphincter muscles to relax enough that a penis can get past their gates. This takes a lot of practice. Also, unlike the vagina, the anus provides no lubrication. So in addition to<b> teaching </font></b>the sphincters to relax, and in addition to getting the angle right so you don’t poke the receiver in the wall of the rectum, you need to use lots of lube. They show none of this in porn. Nor do they show communication, feedback, or trust. Couples who do not have excellent sexual communication, who don’t freely give and receive feedback about what feels good and what doesn’t, and who don’t have a high level of trust should not be having anal sex. Read the rest at the link. |
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11/26/2018 4:16 am |
The rest of the article is worth reading!
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11/26/2018 4:34 am |
Yup, lots of lube does the job.....
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11/26/2018 7:49 am |
The only problem I have with anal sex is the low number of women who will let you do it to them.
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