As a straight man that enjoys a dildo in the ass occasionally (self-administered---my wife would die before getting involved in that sort of thing), I'm curious about womens' first experiences with anal sex.
Why did you first decide to try it? Was it some guy that talked you into it? Did it come up in a conversation with a friend? Was it a natural progression from a finger during masturbation? Was it before or after you saw anal-sex porn where the girl liked (or at least pretended to) like it?
I don't know why, but I always knew I liked anal stimulation, even as a lonely teenager. I was terrified to use anything other than a brush handle then because the only thing I could think of was stuff like candles or vegetables, both of which have this terrible problem of breaking off. Amazon basically allowed me to research and buy dildos without any embarrassment which lead to where I am today.
I have this theory that the amount of anal sex happening has exploded since porn became ubiquitous on the internet, and that millennials are more likely to have tried than gen Xers, who are more likely to have tried than boomers. Does this sound true, or is this just something I made up?
Why did you first decide to try it? Was it some guy that talked you into it? Did it come up in a conversation with a friend? Was it a natural progression from a finger during masturbation? Was it before or after you saw anal-sex porn where the girl liked (or at least pretended to) like it?
I don't know why, but I always knew I liked anal stimulation, even as a lonely teenager. I was terrified to use anything other than a brush handle then because the only thing I could think of was stuff like candles or vegetables, both of which have this terrible problem of breaking off. Amazon basically allowed me to research and buy dildos without any embarrassment which lead to where I am today.
I have this theory that the amount of anal sex happening has exploded since porn became ubiquitous on the internet, and that millennials are more likely to have tried than gen Xers, who are more likely to have tried than boomers. Does this sound true, or is this just something I made up?
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