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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. --Robert Frost You're not really sure where to begin. Good for you; after all, there are two holes for a reason. Also congrats for not just taking the plunge. The anus is not designed to take a penis, so unlike the vagina which requires almost no prep work, there are important considerations when entering the arse.
[edit] It shouldn't hurt EVERWith proper preparation, anal sex should *never* hurt. If you and your partner are trying anal sex for the first time, you will need to help things loosen up. The biggest reason anal sex might hurt is lack of relaxation. The recipient must be very relaxed; if you are nervous, it will hurt. Some ways to promote relaxation of the body and sphincter:
Remember that the best tops are experienced bottoms! So if you want to give your partner the best experience, try lying back and taking it yourself! [edit] Do your workoutsIn case you didn't notice, the anus is nowhere near as flexible or elastic as the vagina is. What does this mean for the person who shall be trying to take a penis? It means that they will need to do some stretching. This is not to say that they need to do these excercises alone, in fact it is probably better if they are done with the partner who will be sticking it in. This way communication techniques can be practiced so that he is used to receiving instructions on going in. There are a few ways to stretch out the sphincter but be sure to use plenty of lube with each:
Remember that the sphincter is like any other muscle]. Few people can do a split without stretching, and the same goes for anal sex. Only when the sphincter is used to being streched should anal sex be attempted. [edit] Lube me up, I'm going in!The biggest mistake that you can make when trying anal sex for the first time is to not use enough lube. Lubrication is an absolute necessity, and no, spit does not count. Also lubrication from using a lubricated condom is insufficient. Instead, go out to the store and actually buy yourself a lubricant. The very good lube for anal sex is Astroglide with this lube you could park an SUV in an ear. You may have a different preference, but just be sure to stay away from oil based lubricants if using a condom. This includes vaseline and others as they will break down the condom's latex and compromise it's ability to perform as a barrier. Be sure to use water based lubricants only. When you begin to use the lube, don't be shy, really pour it on. The bottle wasn't that expensive and honestly, do you really think that any problems would arise from having too much lube? To apply the lube first rub a lot around the asshole with a finger. Get the outsides glistening wet. Then take a finger, preferably the middle finger, lube it up well and finger the asshole for a minute or so. As you slide out try putting more lube on your finger so that you keep pushing more lubricant in. Finally, get the penis very lubricated. Fill a hand with the lube and rub it all over the penis. Make sure the head and the shaft are good and slippery. [edit] Let's do this thingWhen done right, anal sex can be fun for both the man and the woman(no shit right?) [edit] Put your wetsuit onRemember rule number one: Protect yourself with a latex condom - the consequences of not wearing one FAR outweigh any possible benefit, especially when engaging in anal sex. Alternately do it in the shower where you both can wash yourself immediately. Many men, particularly as they get older, become susceptible to nongonococcal urethritis (NGU) which can be easily picked up during a vigorous bout of unprotected anal sex. Put it on before you put it in! Note: Normally the rectum (the first 5 inches or so) is empty until you get that full feeling that means you need the toilet. If you feel empty, chances are pretty good you are. Particularly if it's been a few hours since your last bowel movement. [edit] Let's keep things cleanDouching(Enema) A healthy rectum usually only contains shit when the bowel is full and so there is little need to wash it out. If you feel better doing this, or if you are embarking on "deep arse play" (i.e. fisting) then you may want to douche. We recommend that you only ever use plain, clean water, preferably at body temperature. You do not need antiseptics or disinfectants or anything else in a douche, as they all irritate the lining of the arse and can make the arse unhealthy and more vulnerable to infections. Also it is NOT recommended to use the douches that attach to the shower, for a number of reasons (variable water pressure, you can't control the amount of water that goes in, difficult to keep clean). If you do want to douche then use the small bulb douche (some men use these to squirt lube up their arse) or the gravity fed bags. You can buy over the counter douches that usually contain "additions" to help with constipation or whatever. Throw the "additions" away and rinse out the tube/bulb before you douche. [edit] RelaxThe most important thing at this point is to relax. Having a penis enter your anus is enough to get excited over, and usually this will cause muscles to tense up. Try to have the person being penetrated think about something else, and try to reassure them not to be nervous. Make them as comfortable as possible for the best experience. [edit] Assume the positionTo get into position for anal sex the person being penetrated should get on their hands and knees while the other positions himself behind. This is typically best done by him/her getting on his/her knees, but not always. An alternate position could be missionary with a slight tilt of the hips so partners are face to face. The receiver needs to remember to push their ass out as far as possible. That will help spread the cheeks and asshole as much as they will need to be in order for him to enter with the least amount of pain possible. [edit] In you goThe penis should be lined up at the entrance (or exit depending on your perspective) of the asshole. Gentle pressure should be applied to the anus. It will take time, especially if the recipient is nervous, but eventually the muscles will relax and the penis will gradually slide in. You will probably reach a point where it can't go in any farther. There is a 90 degree bend in the colon that will prevent rigid objects (such as your penis) going beyond that point. Some people enjoy some pressure at this point, but don't attempt to continue to force it in. If it bottoms out, then it is probably for the best and should not be pushed any farther. A good rule of thumb is that if there is anything more than slight discomfort during entry, something should be changed; either the rate of entry, or the nervousness of the recipient. Believe it or not, anal sex can actually be painless. This becomes easier with experience. Ultimately, the decision of how fast to proceed should be left up to the recipient. For some people, a feeling of slight pain is very pleasurable and they may want the man to push forward faster than a novice would. [edit] Do your thingWhile the top is thrusting in and out, the top may reach around and finger her clit. While orgasm may occur purely from the anal sex, this added stimulation will add to a more intense sexual experience. NOTE: Be aware that genital stimulation will cause the bottom's sphincter to contract strongly, which *can* cause pain unless the bottom is sufficiently aroused. Also, immediately following climax, the bottom may become extremely sensitive to penetration! Thrusting or pulling out should be accomplished very gently after orgasm! [edit] Time to CumIt is highly advisable that, if the male is not wearing a condom, he should not ejaculate inside of the anus if it's their first time. During novice anal experiences, abrasions and cuts may occur (this is why lube is so important!). Semen is very salty and can be quite painful. Email this article to a friend WannaWiki, all sister sites, employees and writers are not responsible for actions or the outcome of those actions taken based on information contained within each article. Responsbility
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