What's The Best Position For Anal?
Ever wonder: What's the best position for anal? Before we can have a look at the perfect positions for anal intercourse, it is important that we first define exactly what anal sex is. Anal sex refers to the insertion the penis, fingers, or sex toys into the anus for sexual pleasure. Rimming (Licking of the anus) is also considered anal sex. The anus is full of nerve endings which in turn makes it extremely sensitive and for some an awesome erogenous zone when stimulated.
The face down position is the best position for beginners since it is a super relaxing position, and it provides the giver with a lot of easy access to the butt. The more the giver can see what they're doing during intercourse, the smoother things will go. The receiver simply needs to lay with their face towards the bed or couch with their legs stretched out. They can push their butt slightly out and up towards to giver. To get things going it is recommended that you ask your partner for an anal massage.
The face up position is fantastic since genital stimulation can be combined with anal penetration. Start by placing a pillow under your hips and head. You can then either place your feet flat on the bed on couch with your knees bent, or you can grab the backs of your knees and draw them to your chest. Having your knees close to your chest will provide the giver with more access. Ask your partner to stimulate your genitals with their hands or a sex toy during anal penetration for added ecstasy. Another great advantage of this position is that you can make eye contact with your partner during sex. This will make you feel more connected with them.
Prepping for anal sex is crucial to ensure a mind-blowing experience. Start by asking your partner if they would like to have anal sex, any sex for that matter. Consent is of utmost importance!
It is very important to remember that the butt is not naturally self-lubricating like the vagina therefore the use of lubricant and a lot of it is essential for a fabulous time between the sheets. You should always use water-based lubricants since they are safe to use with latex condoms and super easy to wash off after sex. Always remember that oil-based lubricants can disintegrate latex.
Speaking of condoms... You should always play it safe with a new or cheating partner by using a condom. Studies have shown that anal sex is the riskiest type of sex for getting or transmitting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) specifically HIV. The receptive partner stands a significantly greater chance of contracting HIV compared to the insertive partner. The reason for this being that the rectum lining is so extremely thin and may allow HIV to enter the body during intercourse.
Prevention is better than cure! And remember that some sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV have no cure.
Feel free to talk to your doctor about anal sex. They will be able to provide you with more information on anal intercourse and its pros and cons.
