More collegiate anal sex advice…

“I’ve been considering having anal sex with my boyfriend. We’ve been having sex for about a year now and we started talking about having anal a few months ago. We’re both curious, he’s not pressuring me or anything, but I realized all I really know about anal sex is that a lot of people don’t want to talk about it and I don’t feel comfortable asking my friends.”

Knock-knock: someone’s at the back door

“So why is anal sex different? Certainly one can argue that it involves penetrating an area that was not meant to be penetrated - but the same could be said of oral sex! So this can’t be the only reason anal sex is taboo. Every person who is against or at least uncomfortable with anal sex is hardly a religious zealot; many healthy, sexually active and open-minded people certainly avoid the topic.

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Ideas of sodomy became so ingrained in modern society that it was actually illegal across the entire country for many years and is unfortunately still banned in certain states. To me, this seems to be less about the act and more about the people who are perceived to have anal sex. Such bans allow men and women to enjoy “normal” sex, while gay men’s sexuality and behaviors are restricted at the risk of legal repercussions. ”

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