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Another trend I’ve noticed in the past few months is a trend in Academia and Literature of embracing anal sex as a subject for writing, study, and literary appreciation. I’ve collected a few articles about this and I hope to post a group of them in the next week or so. Here’s an example, in the news today, of a look at literary criticism and analysis involving anal sex…

Is the Rectum a Text?

“The most anticipated talk may have been by Paul Morrison, a professor of English at Brandeis University, who it turns out didn’t even come up with the title about the rectum (which was in part a play on a famous work of gay studies, Leo Bersani’s essay “Is the Rectum a Grave?”), but forged ahead anyway after Ladenson suggested it.

Provocative paper titles are of course something of an MLA tradition… Morrison’s paper talk was surprising because — although it contained more uses of the word “asshole” than is the norm at scholarly meetings or most other meetings, for that matter — he’s actually arguing that there’s more to life than sex and that focusing on body parts, even supposedly subversive body parts…

… The reason Morrison answers the question of his title in the affirmative is that society has declared the behind to have overtaken the breast. He quoted from a New York Times article: “After more than 50 years of breast fixation, the bottom has come into its own. Jennifer Lopez’s generous seat may be driving the trend, or it may just embody, so to speak, the current ideal.”

And it’s not just the Times, but articles about anal sex in women’s magazines, suburban workshops about (heterosexual) anal sex, and so forth, he said.

But before society applauds itself too much, Morrison said in an interview, it needs to recognize that it hasn’t really evolved in shifting the focus downward from the breast. “I’m saying we haven’t really moved in any meaningful way because we are still assigning too much meaning to the body,” he said.

“We are exerting the same kind of exaggerated, deconstructed power that we once gave to female genitalia,” he said. “We’re still within a Freudian economy of the body.” What would be a true advance, Morrison said, would be to approach the behind “under the rubric of pleasure, not meaning.”

Is The Rectum A Text?

More signs of our societies growing interest in, and dare I say obsession with, anal sex - now the matrons are dissing the kids for the anal implications of the ‘freekin’.

Freaky Dance & Anal Sex

“What is freak dancing? Well, it’s a representation of anal sex set to hip-hop music. The boy makes thrusting moves at his partner’s rear. Sometimes the girl hikes up her skirt to facilitate contact. And if she’s feeling athletic, she may assume the doggy-style sexual position, bending over and putting her hands on the floor. One variation has two males surrounding a female and rubbing at her front and back. Other names for this dance are “grinding,” “the nasty” or just “freaking.” For further reference, consult MTV.”
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“The Charleston was a suggestive dance, particularly the movement where the flapper opens and closes her knees. The tango, the Lindy and the twist all had their detractors. The same goes for the sensuous and hip-swinging Latin dances. But all these dances showcase body movement. They don’t intend to mimic actual sex, much less anal sex.”

Mike DeWine was a fuckin’ asshole, btw. It’s wonderful that he’s fuckin gone, and if there’s any justice, he’ll live on in ignomy, a laughingstock.

But his cute assistant (see pic in link below), whose job was to destroy letters from Ohio citizens without reading them (she says - “She liked to joke that her job was really to throw out the mail, the stacks of letters from earnest voters who believe members of Congress actually care what they think. “), used to take cocks up the ass from powerful washington types for money (she says). She used to complain that her powerful assfuckers wanted to bugger her without getting her drunk first, and it hurt.

Jessica Cutler put her dirty secrets on the Web

Moral? Use lube for anal sex!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15939250/

“The nightmare for Robert Steinbuch began two years ago when he met Jessica Cutler, a staffer for Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) They were immediately attracted to each other. Steinbuch, who worked for the Judiciary Committee, had thought he had met the girl of his dreams. But just two weeks into their sizzling relationship, he discovered his new lover was sleeping with at least five other men and keeping a Web diary — called Washingtonienne — of her bedroom antics — including Steinbuch’s — in X-rated detail. But Cutler identified Steinbuch only as “RS”.

Then, POW! The tell-all diary is posted in a blog called Wonkette, viewed widely, and becomes the talk of Washington. What do you do?”

Is technical virginity a myth, or fact?

Sex and the Sexes

“My absolute favorite example of this is good little christian girls who have anal sex to preserve their physical virginity.”

Can’t you just see it, a good little christian girl, with her little gold cross dangling around her neck, on her hands and knees in her frilly flower bedecked and furry animal populated bed, grunting and gasping and moaning and biting the pillow as her good christian boyfriend plows her teenage anus like a madman… lucky guy, eh?

More college papers than ever seem to be including columns on anal sex…

http://www.dailycolonial.com/go.dc?p=3&s=3554

“Those who do participate, men and women alike, report that there exists great pleasure potential in the anus. For men, the prostate becomes stimulated when the anus is penetrated, allowing some men to climax by simply being anally penetrated. Some women, although not as many, are also able to orgasm from being anally penetrated, however these cases are usually supplemented by clitoral stimulation.

Either way, the anus possesses innumerable nerve endings, making anal sex an viable opportunity for sexual satisfaction.

Edward O. Laumann’s The Social Organization of Sexuality: Sexual Practices in the United States found that about 20 percent of heterosexuals have engaged in anal sex and sex researcher Alfred Kinsey found that number to be closer to 40 percent.

A female GW junior who wished to remain anonymous told me that: “I love having anal sex with my boyfriend, when the time is right. Sometimes you get bored of the same old sex and anal mixes things up and also makes me feel good in a way no other kind of sex does. Even if it’s not actual sex, fingers feel really good too.”"