is anal sex healthy? im gay?

Answer 1

It's not "unhealthy", or "healthy", as long as you use a condom. STDs are more easily transmitted through anal sex than vaginal or oral sex.

Answer 2

Hmmm, well, it's really neither. The anus was actually designed to push things out but as long as you take precautions you should be okay. Use lots of lube and be careful. Condoms are very important because the butthole is ALWAYS producing bacteria down there. That's why I don't get into rimming. If you have TOO much anal sex you can actually get "gay bowel syndrome". That's where you really don't have much control over your fecal matter because you've worn out the elasticity of your anus, so dont' bottom too much. Good luck.

Answer 3

The source of HIV seems to come from somewhere in Africa where men were doing anal sex with monkeys, It was a documentary I watched a couple years ago, Be really careful, and wear a condom. My ex wife loved it, and I even wore one then, even though our doctor said it wasn't necessary.

Answer 4

Sex can be healthy as long as you use a condom, gay or straight, anal or vaginal. It would be unhealthy if you listen to homophobics and suppress your sex life.

Are you gay? How would I know?

Answer 5

(6/6/2005)



New Study Shows Homosexuals Live 20 Fewer Years

Homosexuality more dangerous than smoking or obesity


Dr. Paul Cameron, President of Family Research Institute, a Colorado-based think tank, announced today that a new study on the life span of homosexuals will appear in a 2005 issue of the refereed scientific journal Psychological Reports (Volume 96: pp. 693-697).

This study provides additional evidence that the practice of homosexuality, with its attendant lifestyle, shortens the life of practitioners by about 20 years.

"Obituaries have indicated that gays seldom reach old age," Cameron said. "Indeed, gay obituaries suggest that engaging in homosexuality costs participants between 15 to 25 years of life, suggesting that homosexuality is more dangerous than smoking or being fat.


"Over 10,000 gay obituaries have been collected from homosexual publications. Are the obituaries listed in the gay press representative of gay deaths in general?" Cameron asks.

A new study that compared them with Centers for Disease Control data indicates they are.

The Washington Blade, a homosexual newspaper, has been the major homosexual paper used to track homosexual obituaries. So its obituaries for death due to AIDS were compared to AIDS deaths among males who had sex with males from the CDC for 1994 through 2000. Surprisingly, there was almost perfect correspondence. The effects of the new drug cocktails for AIDS were evident in both datasets. In 1994 the CDC put the average age of death by AIDS for homosexuals at 39, the Blade at 40. By 2000, the CDC reported the median age of death at 43 and the Blade at 42. Similar correspondences were noted for the 25th and 75th centiles of deaths.

The CDC reported that 9% of heterosexuals who died of AIDS were at least 65 years of age. But less than 4% of homosexuals and IV drug abusers who died of AIDS reached 65.

"These findings add substantial support to our previous findings," said Cameron, who headed the study. "While no one has all the facts on this issue, the CDC data is about as good as it gets. These data indicate that considerable progress in medically combating HIV is being made – its even affecting deaths from other medical causes. Right now, the median age of death for gays in the obituaries is running near 60 – about tied with the median age of death for lesbians. Of course, the median age of death for adults is about 80 – so the 20 year hit for engaging in homosexuality that we reported 15 years ago continues to hold."

The new study "Gay obituaries closely track officially reported deaths from AIDS" can be read in the scientific journal, Psychological Reports (2005;96:693-697).

Answer 6

Use latex condoms, and lots of lube, and you will be okay. ITs easy to get diseases from anal sex, so just be really really careful.

Answer 7

its healthy as long as ur safe about it. its easier to get std's through anal sex so use protection and lube.

Answer 8

well i think you are at a MUCH higher risk of getting HIV. You should be very careful and always use protection- although you may still contract it with one.. do I think it is healthy NO WAY. but if thats the way you choose to live then it is your problem not mine..

Answer 9

Listen to the first answerer..she's right. It can be perfectly safe as long as you use condoms and a little creativity. It can be lots of fun too!

Answer 10

Hey, God never intended anybody to put a pen*s up there! That is gross and unhealthy! I would not recomend that to anybody, gay or straight!