Take a shower
Taking a shower will help you relax and ensure that you are squeaky clean for your next session. For perfect hygiene, you can even use a shower douche to give yourself an anal enema, making your rectum spotlessly clean and ready for penetration.
Don't skimp on foreplay
Foreplay is essential before anal sex. Being more relaxed and turned on will help to loosen up the sphincter muscles, reducing the risk of pain or discomfort. You can explore a wide variety of different kinds of foreplay: caresses, kisses, mutual masturbation, oral sex, or anything else that excites you. As a bonus, getting to know each other’s bodies will create an atmosphere of trust and well-being.
Prepare yourself with an anal sex toy
Using an anal sex toy is an excellent way to prepare your anus to welcome a penis, while building up the excitement at the same time. There is a wide variety of different kinds of anal toys that you can use, from anal plugs to dildos. For example, wearing a small plug as you go about your business before your anal sex session will relax your anus and make penetration more comfortable. Don’t forget to clean your toy properly after every session!
Use a condom
When embarking on the perfect anal sex session, it's crucial to prioritize your safety and well-being. One effective way to do this is by using a high-quality condom during the encounter. Not only will this protect you from potential sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but it also offers peace of mind.
Plus, using a condom during anal sex can help minimize the risk of unplanned pregnancies. While the chances may seem slim, it's important to remember that if semen were to travel from the anus to the vagina, pregnancy could occur. By putting on a condom before penetration, you'll be safeguarding your health while enjoying a pleasurable experience.
Use lube
Unlike the vagina, the anus doesn't come with a built-in lubrication system. So, when engaging in anal sex, it's vital to use a lubricant to ensure a smooth and pleasurable experience. Skipping the lube can lead to uncomfortable friction, making penetration more difficult and potentially painful.
The good news is that there are plenty of options available, such as water-based and silicone-based varieties.
Get into a comfortable position
Push!
Take your time
Don’t just rush into anal sex. Take your time, take breaks, and focus on the sensations. Listen to your body and adapt the rhythm and intensity to suit your comfort. The most important thing is that both partners feel relaxed and safe.