5 Tips To Prepare For Anal Sex

It can be something you've considered, something you always do, or something your spouse has indicated they'd like to try. Although anal sex is frequently cloaked in mystery or, at the very least, unpleasant to discuss, it may be a very delightful method to have sex.

Anal intercourse can be extremely stimulating for individuals with a prostate gland, whereas internal clitoral pleasure is frequently experienced by those with a vagina. There are a few things to bear in mind that will make your first experience with rear entry more enjoyable if you've been wanting to give it a try. Here is our introduction to anal.

1. Get STI tested

Although pregnancy may not be dangerous during anal penetration, STIs can still be spread. How can you safeguard against unintentional transmission? Before sexual activity, visit your neighborhood testing facility to determine your STI status and ask your sexual partner(s) to do the same.

2. Start slow

Ensure that penetration begins gradually. Be sure to tell your lover how it hurts and if it is too much if you are receiving anal. If you are providing it, pay close attention to how comfortable and in pain your spouse is.

3. Take stock of lube.

You'll probably need some extra lubrication because the anal canal is less flexible than the vaginal canal and doesn't lubricate itself. Silicone lubricant performs best because it is more slippery and lasts longer than other lubes.

4. Try anal masturbation

You don't need a partner to start and finish your anal exploring voyage. Specialists advise beginning your exploration on your own. There is no pressure to hurry or perform when you are by yourself. You can spend your time feeling yourself, which enables you to learn what tickles your fancy, what hurts or makes you uneasy, and what novel partner play tactics you can use.

While in the shower or bathtub, think of experimenting with your first masturbation with your finger(s). Your muscles down there can relax thanks to the warm water. Since the anus curls in this direction, place your fingers slightly higher and toward the tailbone as you do so. If there is any resistance, carefully push in and stop. Your objective is to prepare and loosen the anus, not to push anything.

5. Do not forget protection.

We always advise using a condom during anal sex, even if you're in a monogamous relationship, to help stop the spread of infection. But never use the same condom for anal and vaginal sex (baby wipes can also be used to keep things clean).

Conclusion

One last thing to keep in mind is never to feel compelled to engage in anal sex if you simply don't enjoy it or find it uncomfortable.