Orgasms are made possible by hypersensitive nerve endings, which, when stimulated, send impulses to the brain and spinal cord, resulting in those delightful climaxes you know and love.
It’s paramount to your long-term health and safety that you express any concerns directly to your doc.) He or she is a professional health care provider whose job is to reserve judgment and remain confidential. (Side note: I think you should really try to open up to your doctor. I’ve been way too shy to ask my doctor about this.įirst question first: How is it possible to orgasm from anal sex? This anatomy lesson is brought to you from and my own gynecologist. Please shed some light on this subject for me. I’m also afraid that, if we do it too frequently, the long-term effects could be negative. Secondly, what are the long-term effects of anal sex? My husband would have it all the time if I let him, but I try to keep it to once a month due to the fact that it takes a lot of time to warm me up and sometimes I’m just not into the initial pain involved.
It seems to me there is nothing in there that should feel this good. The first is, why does this feel good and give me orgasms? I don’t get the anatomy of this. I need a lot of foreplay, and it always kind of hurts at first, but once we get going, it feels really good and makes me climax.
