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I love anal sex,is it too risky?


Question Posted Friday March 23 2012, 8:25 pm

Well my boyfriend and I love to have sex a lot but what we love the most is anal sex,we practice it a lot,so I'd like to know how risky it could be for my health in the long term,thanks!

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coconutcatastrophe answered Saturday March 24 2012, 1:57 pm:
The anus is meant for things to come out, not in. So yes it could affect your health depending on how hard he goes and if he tears something. Not saying you should completely stop anal if you both enjoy it that's awesome. But I'd be careful and make sure he's gentle and lubed.

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