my cousin asked me about anal sex and i couldnt answer?

Question

my cousin asked me if aal sex hurts the first time i felt so shy to answr cause i never done it what can i tell her? shes 22 years old dating a 35 year old

Answer 1

Tell her that it s*u***ks! I have never tried and I think it is disgusting!

Answer 2

You Dont Have To Answer. Your Bedroom Details Are For The Bedroom.
Anal Sex Is Painful The First Time Or The Tenth Time.
The Colon Is For Exit Of Waste PRoducts From Your Body!
Exit Only!
Expanding It Open And Shoving Something Into It, Is Going To Hurt!
♥...
Kristie

Answer 3

Never tried it but have seen the aftermath effects of anal sex. Some sexperts (experts in sex) state that anal sex is a healthy sexual activity but I disagree. Not only is it not natural size wise but it can lead to the tearing of the inner wall of the anus. Also after anal sex people complian of not being able to take a BM for sometimes up to 48 hours. I have also see to what is refered to as a "Butt Tulip" this is where the inner lining of the anus actually come out of the anus making an tulip effect look. The basic idea here is not to try it. It can lead to some major health issues if they engage in it.

Answer 4

So she's gotten a hold of a 35 year old skeeze and now she's going to be subjected to anal sex as well. Tell her to find a man her own age and then explore her sexuality.

Answer 5

If you really want to know from someone who knows. It does hurt the first couple times but after you get over the pain stage. It can feel really good. Like nothing you have ever felt but you have to have someone that will go slow with you at first. Call me sick or whatever you will but I say two thumbs up. You should try it.

Answer 6

YES, anal sex does hurt the first time, and some subsequent times thereafter, for some people anal sex never stops hurting, but to each their own.

Answer 7

Anal sex or anal intercourse is a form of human sexual behavior. While the term "anal sex" can be used to describe any sexual act involving the anus, anal cavity, sphincter valve and/or rectum, it is more specifically used to describe the insertion of the erect penis into the rectum through the anus. It is practiced by a wide variety of people including both heterosexual and homosexual partners.
Using personal lubricants during anal sex not only increases the pleasure of the people involved, it also decreases the risk of STDs. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization, unprotected anal sex carries more risk of STD transmission than vaginal or oral sex due to the less lubricated nature of the rectal area. Lack of lubrication makes small tears in the tissue of the receiving partner more likely, allowing transmission of infection that would otherwise be kept out. In addition to lubrication, people who engage in anal sex are encouraged first and foremost to use a latex condom in order to reduce these risks with their sexual partners. However, even when lubricated condoms are used, additional condom-compatible lubrication is advised as it appears to reduce the risk of condom slippage.
Some have purported that the appeal of anal sex, to heterosexuals, is the concept of degradation: the woman is being used for the man's pleasure, without receiving any on her own (arguable). Feminists also argue that a male heterosexual attraction to the practice has a basis in patriarchal mythologies surrounding a fear of the vagina and suspicion of women's sexual enjoyment and appetites (see succubus). Additionally, the appeal of anal sex to many male heterosexuals is a fetish of the taboo associated with feces and human waste, as well as of violence and domination, as anal sex practices can result in the bruising and tearing of tissue.

Another predominant reasons for the practice is to prevent pregnancy. Another still is that the anus is considered to be "tighter" than the vagina, therefore yielding more tactile pleasure for the penis.

In certain contexts male-male anal intercourse among males who otherwise identify as heterosexual is seen as a temporary behaviour to which they resort when confined in single-sex environments. The only real current such situation can be found in prisons. Some men have sex with men without categorising themselves as homosexual or bisexual.

Answer 8

Tell her you never done it. And if it doesn't go too well, your cousin's gonna end up using a diaper for a few days.

Answer 9

Just figure it out for yourself and then you won't be shy about it. I'm sure there are pleanty of nice boys around willing to help you out.

Answer 10

It's all about technique. Patience, lube, and sometimes alcohol can greatly improve the experience. My advise is practice, practice, practice.

Answer 11

yes, it does. the first time and subsequent times. if you do it continually, however, your body adjusts. there will always be some pain, but it will be bearable over time and, eventually, pleasurable.