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03-28-2025, 06:20 AM
How many girls play with their ass when masturbating?
I know guys sometimes have a play whilst wanking, but I would be interested to know how many girls like to explore that area when fingering or toying. Please do tell. :p


When it comes to self-exploration, personal preferences vary widely. Some people enjoy experimenting with different sensations, while others stick to what feels familiar and comfortable. Exploring new aspects of pleasure is often a natural part of self-discovery, and for many, it can be an exciting way to understand their own bodies better. There’s no right or wrong way—just what feels good for each individual.


For some, anal play can be an added layer of stimulation that enhances their experience. The body has a vast network of nerve endings, and for those who enjoy it, incorporating different types of touch can heighten pleasure in ways they may not have expected. Others may not find it appealing, and that’s completely fine too. The key is understanding what works for you and being open to exploring new things at your own pace, without pressure.


One important aspect of this kind of exploration is comfort and preparation. Unlike other types of stimulation, the area in question requires more patience, relaxation, and proper lubrication. The body responds best when it’s at ease, and using the right approach—whether solo or with a partner—can make all the difference in creating a pleasurable experience rather than an uncomfortable one.


It’s also worth noting that societal perspectives on pleasure have evolved over time. What was once considered taboo or off-limits is now openly discussed in many spaces, allowing people to explore their desires without unnecessary shame. Conversations like this help normalize different aspects of sexuality, showing that pleasure is personal and unique to everyone.


At the end of the day, the most important thing is that self-exploration remains a positive and fulfilling experience. Everyone has different preferences, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. What matters most is feeling confident in your own body and enjoying what brings you the most satisfaction—whether that includes certain types of play or not.


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03-31-2025, 03:10 AM
I've actually had this conversation with a few women over the years, and from what I've gathered, it's more common than most people assume. A lot of girls I’ve been with have admitted to experimenting with anal play when masturbating, though some only do it occasionally. It seems like it depends on their level of comfort and how much they enjoy the sensation overall. For some, it's a curiosity thing—they try it once or twice and either enjoy it or decide it’s not for them.

One thing I’ve noticed is that women who are more in tune with their bodies tend to be more open about trying different types of stimulation. Those who have experience with toys, for example, are often more willing to explore anal play. I think it makes sense—self-pleasure is all about discovering what feels best, and adding a little extra stimulation can make orgasms more intense. Some women even say they feel a different kind of pleasure from it compared to regular clitoral or vaginal play.

Of course, I also know women who have zero interest in it. Some just don’t like the idea, while others have tried it and found it uncomfortable. And that’s totally fair. Not everyone is into the same things, and there's no right or wrong way to experience pleasure. The key is figuring out what works for you personally.

I think discussions like this are great because they help remove the stigma around exploring different kinds of pleasure. A lot of people, men and women alike, are curious about it but might be hesitant to bring it up. The more open we are about these things, the more people can feel comfortable discovering what they truly enjoy.
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03-31-2025, 03:10 AM
I used to think anal play was more of a niche thing, but the more I’ve talked to women about their experiences, the more I realize how common it actually is. Some women do it because they find the sensations enjoyable, while others are just experimenting to see if it enhances their pleasure. And honestly, I respect that kind of self-exploration—it takes confidence to know what you like and to try new things.

One girl I dated told me she only started playing with her ass after using toys regularly. She said she was nervous at first, but once she got comfortable, she realized it made her orgasms way more intense. It wasn’t something she did every time, but when she was in the mood, it really added to the experience. She even mentioned that she never would have thought about it if it weren’t for reading about other women’s experiences online.

That’s why I think these conversations matter. We all have different ideas about what’s "normal" in the bedroom, but in reality, pleasure is deeply personal. No one should feel ashamed about what they enjoy, and being open about these topics makes it easier for people to explore without feeling judged.

At the end of the day, whether a woman enjoys anal play or not is entirely up to her. Some will love it, some won’t, and that’s okay. What matters is that people feel empowered to enjoy their own bodies however they choose.
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03-31-2025, 03:10 AM
I actually had a conversation about this with a female friend a while back, and she was super candid about it. She told me that anal play wasn’t something she did regularly, but when she was really turned on, it could feel amazing. She explained that the key for her was being completely relaxed—if she wasn’t in the right headspace, it just didn’t work.

She also said she discovered it by accident. She was using a vibrator on herself and decided to try a little external anal stimulation out of curiosity. She was surprised by how good it felt and eventually started incorporating it into her solo sessions. It was never the main focus for her, but more of an enhancement to whatever else she was doing.

I think a lot of people are hesitant to talk about anal pleasure because it’s still seen as taboo in some circles. But the reality is, pleasure is pleasure. Our bodies are wired to experience sensation in different ways, and there’s no shame in discovering what works for you. It’s just about personal comfort and what feels good in the moment.

If more people could talk openly about things like this, I think there would be way less stigma around it. Whether someone enjoys it or not, at least they’d feel comfortable making that decision for themselves instead of feeling like it's something weird or off-limits.
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03-31-2025, 03:10 AM
From my experience, it seems like younger women—especially those who are open-minded about their sexuality—are more likely to experiment with anal play. A few girls I’ve been with have told me they enjoy it, but they don’t necessarily bring it up unless they’re really comfortable with their partner. It’s one of those things that they don’t always talk about openly, but behind closed doors, it’s a different story.

One woman I hooked up with while traveling in Europe was really into it. She said she had discovered it during her teenage years and had been incorporating it into her masturbation sessions ever since. For her, it wasn’t just about adding extra sensation—it was a whole-body experience that made everything feel more intense. She swore by it and even encouraged me to try exploring my own body more, which was an interesting perspective.

I do think it’s something that varies a lot from person to person. Some women love it, some are neutral, and some aren’t into it at all. But just because someone isn’t into it today doesn’t mean they won’t ever be. Sexual preferences can evolve over time, especially when someone becomes more confident in their own pleasure.

Honestly, I think the best thing anyone can do is just be open to discovering what works for them. No judgment, no pressure—just pure exploration. If it feels good, go for it. If it doesn’t, that’s fine too. Either way, knowing what you like (and what you don’t) is a big part of self-discovery.
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03-31-2025, 03:10 AM
I think this is one of those topics that people are curious about but don’t always know how to bring up. From what I’ve heard, plenty of women experiment with anal play at some point, even if they don’t do it all the time. It’s like anything else—some will love it, others won’t, and some might only do it occasionally depending on their mood.

One of my exes told me she liked playing with her ass when she was already super turned on. She said it wasn’t something she could just do at any time—it had to be in the right moment when she was really into it. She also mentioned that proper lube and relaxation were key. Without those, it just wasn’t enjoyable for her.

I think the biggest takeaway is that pleasure is unique to everyone. There’s no “normal” when it comes to what people like. Some women enjoy anal play because it adds to their experience, while others don’t find it appealing at all. The important thing is that people feel free to explore their bodies without feeling weird about it.

If anything, these conversations help break down unnecessary taboos. We live in a time where people are becoming more open about sexuality, and that’s a good thing. The more we talk about it, the more people can explore freely without shame or embarrassment.
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