Sex is one of the most important, interesting human dimensions; and also, surrounded by myths, stigma and taboos. Anal sex is a sexual practice like any other, perfectly healthy, and whose rejection sometimes comes from ignorance.
Since it began to be socially accepted that human sexuality does not have to focus on reproduction (the fall of the locus genitalis , as anthropologists point out), practices other than intercourse began to become normalized. In fact, for many lovers, non-penetrative practices, such as oral sex, are even more satisfying.
For example, for women, the stimulation of the clitoris is essential to achieve orgasm (which, on the other hand, does not have to be the goal of all sexual intercourse; you can also have sex for the mere pleasure of having it); on the other hand, men tend to focus sexual pleasure on the penis, which is normal, since it is the main erogenous zone of the male body.
But another area of the highly stigmatized anatomy, and intentionally forgotten by many heterosexual men is the so-called ‘male G-spot’ (misnamed that, on the other hand, as we will see throughout the gallery). This erogenous zone is a point whose stimulation provides a lot of pleasure, due to the location of the prostate. That is why it is an exclusive area of the male anatomy, although the anus as such is an erogenous zone in both sexes. Anyone can enjoy anal stimulation , women too.
Yes indeed; keep in mind that the anus does not dilate like a vagina. They are two completely different orifices, with specific vital functions, and the stimulation differs in both cases. In general, anal stimulation usually requires more time and gentleness, in addition to almost always needing some type of extra lubrication. Like all sexual practices, anal sex carries its risks; but these should be salvageable by following some basic recommendations.
It is important to eliminate the stigma of sexual practices , especially anal sex, as long as they are carried out in a healthy way (respecting physical and psychological integrity). Whatever your identity or sexual orientation, you have the right to freely enjoy sex. But every right carries a responsibility, so below we are going to inform you of the most widespread false beliefs about anal sex, and the keys to enjoying it with health. We will have the help of the sexologist Carlos Horrillo.
