According to one study , 45 percent of men surveyed wished they had a larger penis. Another study found that 25 percent of men have faked an orgasm. Having an orgasm and ejaculating are two separate things, although they usually occur together. The belief that anal stimulation can and should only appeal to homosexual men can cause insecurity, leaving heterosexual men embarrassed to admit their preferences. The same is true of women—obsessing over whether you will get aroused enough, or be able to come, serves to prevent the response you want. Being more attuned to sensation, not less, can lead to greater awareness of the moment of ejaculatory inevitability.
Full disclosure: I have had anal sex before, and I hated it. Clearly, I wasn't doing it right. On the receiving end, I felt zero pleasure, and that feels like something that's pretty important for every sexual act. You shouldn't just be a receptacle for someone else's good time. You deserve to come, too, and don't you forget it. But can you orgasm from anal sex?
Here's Exactly How Anal Sex Can Give You A Killer Orgasm
Much like an assortment of chocolates, orgasms come in all different shapes and sizes. Stimulating different parts of your body can result in a variety of orgasmic sensations, and one of those parts of the body just so happens to be the booty. So when you're ready to take your orgasm to new heights orrrr holes—sorry! Just like any other sort of orgasm, getting out of your own head is key to achieving an anal orgasm. Remember that you have power over your pleasure and over your anus, so be conscious of how your anus is responding to your partner's touches and control the relaxation of your anal sphincter muscles by relaxing.
Using this site sets cookies - our Cookies Policy. Continued use indicates your consent. If you experience pain or discomfort during or after sex, it can understandably lead to a loss of sexual desire and have a profound effect on your relationships. Pain during sex for men needs investigating and is often treatable, so first of all, go and see your GP.