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Curious - the two times you had anal sex with your hub, were you comfortable with it right off, no pain, etc.? Were you two able to really "get it on", or was it more of a slow, take it easy, be careful type thing? Us guys seem to like instant gratification, and although I went through several weeks of restraint and stopping half-way through, etc., I stuck it out until everything clicked just right with her and she "cut loose". Not all guys want to put that much time and effort into something - there's a possibility for you.
Do you masturbate? Have sex toys? Use them in front of him? If so, try paying attention to your anus in front of him, don't just TELL him you like it, SHOW him you like it. Unless he doesn't have enough information yet, like he's not going to get fecal matter all over himself, etc., I can't imagine a guy not going for an invitation like that.
For us, the comunication part was hardest - talking about trying it, reassuring her that I wasn't going to plow ahead if she felt any pain, getting her to tell me what felt good and what didn't, etc. Once we broke the ice on talking our way through our first few tries, the rest was fun and games and lotsa pleasure for both of us.
Hope some or any of this helps - it just ain't right that a rare woman such as yourself with such a great attitude about anal sex should go without it....in any case, I would say your best bet would be to be the initiator at least once or twice more with some erotic anal foreplay showing him you're not kidding.... best of luck!
The 1st time was very natural and amazing....for both of us. I was on my back and I did not have any discomfort at all. The 2nd (and last) time I was on my hands and knees and he went a bit too fast and I gasped in pain for a second and told him to go slow and easy at first. He then did and all was fine. I wonder if that may even have something to do with it....he might be afraid of hurting me again.
The suggestion to SHOW him how interested I am might have just hit the nail on the head! Why didn't I think of that?! We both like to surprise each other with unexpected things so once in awhile we will surprise the other by letting them walk in while the other is masturbating and then things get really hot and heavy. I may need to try this and incorporate some anal play and then let him take over from there. If he does, great. If he doesn't, I'll probably have my answer that it's just not his thing. I have sent him dirty texts before though telling him that when he got home from work, he could have his choice of using the front door, back, door, or attic to be pleasured and he never picks the back door so we'll see what happens if I try a little harder to initiate it.
One more thing that might help convince him - you currently give him free access to all your lovely parts, very likely anytime he wants. That has to be a wonderful feeling for him, I know it is me. But when my wife decided to add her anus to the list of pleasures avaible to me anytime I want, I never felt so privelaged - before, when her tush was off-limits, it always felt like she was saying, here I am honey, I'm all yours...welll, except...you know...But now, the level of intimacy has never been higher - she offers me her entire body, her entire person, gladly, for both our pleasure. No more "except for...." no more ass-terisks (sorry, couldn;t resist the pun) So every time we hit the sheets, it's like,. wow,,,the entire menu is available. That makes me feel like the luckiest man alive...she's offering her entire self to me....
FishStick, you "get it", and that's fantastic. Give him a show - show him how you swoon with that toy back there, and tell him "But I really want the real thing....back here....." half rolled over so your cheeks and anus are on display, he's dead if that doesn't stir up something hot and heavy.
Best of luck, hope you report back that all doors are being enjoyed by all.....
She will be so soft, smooth and tight you will think she was a virgin. Only she will know for sure.
This tip was the one I got during my first anal attempt and guess what? It didn't hurt...but felt really good!
I hate to be crude or indelicate here, but large or hard stools are rougher on a woman's anus than an erect penis. A penis, slathered with lube, "gives" a little and doesn't irritate like a hard or large BM does. She would bleed occasionally from rough bowel movements like these, and when that happened, we laid off anal sex until they "went down" again. Fortunately my current wife doesn't have any, so it's not an issue at all.
Penis size also really doesn't enter into the mix, I mean, unless you're talking a monster. I'm extra thick, but not as large as some BM's can be, and again, a lubed penis "gives".
So, at least in my experience, if employing some common sense, hemorrhoids are not necessarily a deal-breaker. Hope that helps some.
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