7 Tips to Enjoy Anal Sex

Anal sex can be lots of fun and feel awesome if done right. Still, it’s not a very widespread practice because many escorts think it will hurt like hell if they try it. Trust us, it won’t. Greek can only be painful if your partner doesn’t know what they’re doing. Or if they’re using all the wrong tools and techniques to make it less pleasurable than it should be.

Today we’re going to tell you what works and what doesn’t if you want to use the back door in the bedroom!

1. Stay away from numbing cream

The market is full of all sorts of gels and creams that claim to decrease the sensations in your anus, thus making anal sex painless. Our suggestion is to avoid them. If you’re stripped of having feeling of what goes on in your butt, the guy or girl you’re with might hurt you and you won’t even realize. Your partner will also not know and make things worse.

Instead of buying numbing creams or gels, try some anal foreplay with special sex toys. If that doesn’t work, tell your date to use either their fingers or their tongues. The minute you become relaxed, the fun can finally begin!

2. Lube is important

Do you have friends who’ve told you that bareback is very painful? They must’ve not used lubed during the deed. Our anuses aren’t able to produce their own lubrication like vaginas do, so we need to help them with lube. Open the Internet and look for lubes specifically made for anal sex. The thicker they are, the better the experience for both you and the lady or gent you’re with.

3. Stick to the butt

If your date has just penetrated your butt and wants to do the same with your vagina or mouth, say no. Anuses carry a lot of bacteria which cause loads of infections. If your client really wants to sex you up in other parts of your body, gently tell him to wash his dick before he does that.

4. Use protection

No, reaming doesn’t keep you or him safe from STIs, it’s quite the opposite. Why? Because the skin around the butt is thinner than the one around the vagina. If a tear or a cut appears while you’re doing it bareback, you can be sure you’ll have a sexually transmitted disease very soon.

A good idea would be to book a guy only if he has proof of being free of any STD. Better yet, use condoms instead.

5. Pregnant? No butt sex for you

If you want to give birth to a healthy baby boy or girl, avoid doing it Greek style if you’re pregnant. Remember the bacteria we told you about? If it gets transferred from your butt to your honey pot, you can land in trouble.

Also, taking it up the ass when you’re expecting a baby gets really painful if you have hemorrhoids. Many pregnant women get them, because they’re one of the most often side effects of pregnancy.

6. Take control, ladies

The guy or girl you’re with might want to call the shots during anal sex. You should be the one to do it, especially if it’s your first time trying this position. Tell your partner to start slowly and, when you get comfortable enough, allow them to increase the speed while going deeper and deeper. Communicate with your date at all times and the whole experience will feel amazing.

7. Foreplay all the way

You like getting in the mood for missionary and other positions, right? Do the same with butt sex. Your anus needs a sex toy or a lubed fingertip to expand slowly. Muscles around the area will soon relax and you’ll be mentally ready to feel a penis inside your butt. Have fun!