Ok so I’m going to do my best on how to explain my question lol…
sure, we all have nerves in our butthole and that hole is an erogonize (sp) zone technically but, for women there isn’t really anything *in* there. So like, the vagina has nerve endings that are specifically designed for pleasure right? As does the clit and basically the entire vulva. So a guy can go down on you, and make you orgasm and/or penetrate you and make you orgasm… (or at the ver least, make you feel nice and fuzzy..) but as far as I’m aware, women don’t have a “spot” in the butthole that is meant for sexual pleasure like men do
I’ve never done anal nor have I ever experimented with anal plaly on myself but, I do know that my prostate is burrowed somewhere down in my sewer hole, though I’m not sure how deep in it is. Which apparently is the “g-spot” for men and by massaging that can make a guy have an an earth destroying orgasm and shoot cum like the hose has been clogged for years and was just released.
So anyways, I can get how men can get pleasure from anal but, I guess I don’t quite understand how anal feels good for women, let alone make them cum?
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I mean, they dont have a prostate, but the pressure can still stimulate the nerves in the vagina and vulva, not only that but there’s still a bunch of nerves in the actual sphincter of the asshole too.
Stick a dildo up your sewer hole….
Yours is not to reason why. Yours is but to do and die.
It’s the mental stimulation and the mental intimacy for me.
The clit isn’t just that small bit you can see it actually gos all around and down either side of her butthole like a muscle all around it.
You can stimulate it from anal but the best way for a girl to experience anal is with a vibrator also pressed on the clit.
> by massaging that can make a guy have an an earth destroying orgasm and shoot cum like the hose has been clogged for years and was just released
LOL. Yeah, that’s not how a prostate orgasm works. They’re usually less “powerful” (in terms of force) than a conventional orgasm and how they feel differs from person to person.