3 Pegging Tips for First-Time Strap-On Anal

Sex columnist Dan Savage first coined the term “pegging” in 2001. Back then, the term referred to a sex act between a cisgender woman and a cisgender man. The woman would don a strap-on dildo and penetrate her male partner anally.

These days, the term is more inclusive and just refers to a combination of strap-on sex and anal play. Gender doesn’t matter. A wide variety of couples can enjoy pegging.

But before you type “adult store near me”, you should read the three pegging tips below. This sex act can be tricky to master for the first time. Read on!

1. Communicate

It’s very important to maintain a dialog during the act of female or male pegging. This is especially the case if this is your first time approaching the act. Listen to your partner and if they feel uncomfortable in any way, pull out.

The Anus Is Fragile

There are two reasons why you need to do this. Firstly, anal and rectal tissue is more fragile than genital tissue and can be damaged easily during penetration. So if your partner feels pain in any way, immediately stop the act.

Get Consent

In addition, consent is important. Make sure you have discussed the matter beforehand with your partner. They may or may not appreciate it if you suddenly enter the bedroom all harnessed up.

2. Use Lube

Whether you’re practicing straight, gay, or lesbian strap-on pegging, lube is a necessity. Both male and female anuses do not produce natural lubricant. You must ensure that you slather the “play area” with enough artificial lubrication to keep the peggee comfortable.

Lubricate Liberally

Do some research to ensure that you get a lube that’s compatible with your toy of choice. Then cover it liberally. If you think you’re done, add a bit more.

Cover the Anus

It’s also a good idea to cover your partner’s anus in lubrication as well. You want to be 100% sure that the act won’t hurt your partner.

3. Shop Together

Before you search “sex stores near me” and go get the strap on yourself, ask your partner to come with you. They’ll appreciate having input and their input can make the act more comfortable for both of you.

Size Is Important

It can be harder for your partner to express what they do or don’t want without having toys in front of them. Nine inches could be bigger than they may think.

Harness Fit

Do you want to be a peggee? If so, you should still bring your pegger with you to the store. Harnesses have certain fits, and your pegger will likely be more comfortable with one type of fit than another.

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So, to sum up these pegging tips, take your partner’s comforts and preferences into account regarding pegging. If you do, the act should be enjoyable for both of you.

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