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.
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.