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Q: Anal sex and personal hygiene
asked by: zhivago2005 on March 29th, 2009
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My female partners have often remarked that after indulging in anal sex their excretory system gets temporarily affected, that is they cannot perform morning ablutions as usual until after sufficient time has elapsed after the anal intercourse.
Can this be explained?
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deteragram
replied on April 1st, 2009
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(This is just a guess as I have no experience with anal sex.) If they haven't cleaned themselves out before the sex, I would think this would literally back things up and cause them to be a little constipated. Perhaps using an enema beforehand and using lots of lubrication would help to relieve the problem.
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furrytail
replied on April 1st, 2009
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Yesh,
I would agree with deteragram that your gal must ensure that she has cleared out the bowels before engaging in anal sex or there can be a tendency for constipation. I always ensure that I have an enema prior to anal sex to ensure that I am clean down there when the guy puts his hard rod up my butt.
Can discuss more in PM if you like.

Wendy
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