What is anal play?

Emily Nagoski on behalf of Good In Bed

Psychology

Anal play is an additional sensation, different from both clitoral and G-spot sensations. If you’re interested in trying out penetration, there are three rules to successful anal penetration: relaxation, lubrication, and communication.

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