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Knowledge is power. Read our articles to learn more about STD prevention and care.
Debunking 10 Common Myths About Anal Sex
Anal sex is surrounded by misinformation. We tackle and debunk the most persistent myths, such as "it’s only for gay men," "it’s always painful," and "you can’t get STIs." Replacing fiction with fact helps reduce stigma and allows for safer, more informed sexual experiences.
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Anal Pleasure for Men — Beyond the Prostate
Anal play can offer intense pleasure for men due to the dense network of nerve endings and the prostate gland (often called the P-spot). This guide explores the anatomy of male anal pleasure, techniques for prostate stimulation, and how it can lead to powerful orgasms, whether you identify as straight, gay, or bisexual.
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Anal Pleasure for Women — A Complete Guide
For women, the anus is packed with sensitive nerve endings that can contribute to overwhelming pleasure. This guide discusses the anatomy, how anal stimulation can enhance clitoral and vaginal orgasms, and how to explore this type of pleasure in a way that feels safe and empowering.
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Pegging — A Beginner’s Guide to Strap-On Play
Pegging involves a woman penetrating a man anally with a strap-on dildo. This guide covers everything from the conversation starter kit and choosing the right harness and dildo, to techniques for the giver and receiver. Focused on trust, communication, and exploring new dimensions of intimacy.
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Why Condoms Are Essential for Anal Sex
Condoms are a critical tool for reducing friction and preventing STI transmission during anal sex. This guide explains why condoms are even more important for anal than vaginal sex, how to choose the right type (stronger materials are often recommended), and how to use them correctly to avoid breakage.
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Anal Sex with Fissures or Hemorrhoids
Having a pre-existing condition like hemorrhoids or anal fissures doesn’t necessarily mean anal sex is off the table, but it requires extra care. Learn how to identify these conditions, when to avoid sex, and how to proceed safely with a doctor’s guidance to prevent further injury and pain.
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Building Up — Gradual Stretching for Anal Comfort
The anal sphincters are muscles that need training. “Stretching” here means gradual acclimation, not force. This guide provides a step-by-step plan using fingers and progressively sized toys over multiple sessions to help your muscles learn to relax, leading to more comfortable and enjoyable penetration.
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Achieving Orgasm Through Anal Sex
Anal orgasms are a unique and powerful experience for people of all genders. This guide explores the techniques that can help lead to orgasm, including combined clitoral or penile stimulation, finding the right angle for prostate or perineal contact, and the mental aspect of letting go into pleasure.
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Rimming (Anilingus) — Safety and Pleasure Guide
Rimming, or oral-anal contact, can be highly stimulating but carries specific bacterial and viral risks. This guide covers how to reduce risks with dental dams and good hygiene, the importance of partner communication, and techniques to maximize pleasure for the receiver safely.
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