I’m not really endorsing anal play, anal sex, or pegging. People have to make their own call there. However, since it’s been the topic of conversation and since neither Athol nor I mentioned it in our earlier posts, I’m going to take a minute to emphasize something very important.
If you’re going to engage in anal sex, pegging, or just anal play for God’s sake, be clean.
Sexual activity involving the anus and rectum don’t necessarily have to be smelly, filthy and germ ridden – but if you don’t follow proper hygiene, they will be. It’s a very easy way to spread some very nasty infections if you’re not careful. Again, I’ll point out that I don’t do this regularly (indeed, I haven’t at all), but really the hygiene here is 80% common sense.
- Anything that goes near the anal area must be washed before it goes anywhere else. This is especially important before you put it in or near the vaginal area. It’s extremely easy to get a vaginal infection. Don’t make it easier.
- Wash your butt before hand. A little soap and a damp cloth (warm will probably be a lot more comfortable) will go a long way.
- Consider your diet. Without getting too graphic, a diet high in sugary, greasy junk food is going to leave you wiping for a long time after you visit the restroom. A diet high in fiber, vegetables and fruit and low in processed foods will make wiping quick and easy. Which do you think is going to be cleaner for anal play?
- This should be a no brainer, but if you’re having a bad bowel day… um, don’t do anything there. Yeah.
- Consider having an enema before doing anything deep. Be careful, because it is possible to injure yourself this way. Also, if you’ve done everything above, this probably isn’t necessary. But you might wanna think about it.
- Consider wearing a condom. Yes, condoms suck. Yes, the church I belong to says they’re a sin. And frankly, if you’ve done everything and you’re in a monogamous relationship above you probably don’t need them. But if you’ve missed something, this’ll be your last resort.