Best age for anal education

gapeanal · Post by **gapeanal** » Mon Oct 21, 2024 10:46 am

What age do you think is the best age for anal education?
Exploring the idea of anal sex, benefits, anal enema, anal plugs, anal only life style.

AbbiTur05 · Post by **AbbiTur05** » Wed Oct 30, 2024 4:21 am

My anal journey started when I was 16. I had an older boyfriend with a lot more experience and knowledge. Sadly he was only really interested in his own pleasure but I still gained a lot pointers which has transformed my life 3 years later.

gapeanal · Post by **gapeanal** » Sat Nov 02, 2024 10:43 am

AbbiTur05 wrote: ↑
Wed Oct 30, 2024 4:21 am
My anal journey started when I was 16. I had an older boyfriend with a lot more experience and knowledge. Sadly he was only really interested in his own pleasure but I still gained a lot pointers which has transformed my life 3 years later.

Wouldn't be much better if you had a good education early about anal?
You could be educated early to know that your asshole is for sex and not poop, and you could masturbate it and getting it ready for anal.

AbbiTur05 · Post by **AbbiTur05** » Wed Nov 13, 2024 12:17 pm

Hey! I'm only 19 and enjoying my AO journey and thanks to some people on this forum and friends who are also AO, our experience just keeps getting better.

Post by **LuvMyWifesAss** » Tue Jan 28, 2025 8:53 pm

As grades may be different in different countries, it might have been better if the poll asked what age a good sex education, emphasizing the practice of anal sex should occur. Approximately one third of all American teens report having had sex by the age of 16-17, but less than 7% by the age of 13. Based on these statistics, it would seem a comprehensive sex education should be taught at about the age of 12.

Although the use of condoms should be (and currently is) encouraged, over 750,000 American teens have an unplanned pregnancy each year. Therefore the practice of anal sex should be highly encouraged to help negate either the non-use of or failure of condoms in preventing pregnancy. STD testing should be offered and encouraged, so that those affected may receive treatment and employ safe sex practices, while those not affected can safely practice anal sex without a condom.

Conversely, vaginal sex should be highly discouraged and the necessary use of condoms with vaginal sex to prevent pregnancy emphasized. They should be taught that condoms have a 2-5% failure rate when properly used, which could result in pregnancy if practicing vaginal sex and that this failure rate is negated when practicing anal sex.

They should be taught that the use of hormonal birth control can have serious side effects such as:

Increases the risk of breast cancer by 38%

Higher risk of blood clots

Higher rates of depression

Nausea

Weight gain

Sore or swollen breasts

Headaches (severe)

Swelling or aching in the legs and thighs

Abdominal pain (stomach pain)

Curriculum should include things like anatomy and how the stronger muscles of the anus are better suited stimulate a penis and how long-term anal sex doesn't result in the looseness that occurs with vaginal sex, especially after it's served it's purpose of procreation.

Furthermore, the benefits of anal sex should by emphasized:

Safe, natural birth control

Greater pleasure for both partners

A higher rate of orgasm for the female

Greater absorption of the beneficial elements of ejaculate

gapeanal · Post by **gapeanal** » Sat Apr 05, 2025 1:25 pm

Is it a good idea to wait 12 years to teach that ass is for sex, yet for 12 years to relay the asshole a hole for dirt, toilet, and create a bad image to girls minds about the real purpose of their asshole?
What is wrong to teach the real use, and the benefit of the asshole, since the beggining so there is the first choice for girls when they feel ready to have fun?