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The Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women by Tristan Taormino, 2010, 2nd EditionThis is a elib.tech Exclusive. Leaking it will result in a permanent ban.GB ThreadContributors: nowElite/VIP: 2 weeksPower Users (PU): 1 monthUsers: neverContentsIntroductionChapter 1. 12 Myths About Anal Sex1.1. Myth #1: Anal sex is unnatural, wrong, and immoral.1.2. Myth #2: Only sluts, perverts, and weirdos have anal sex1.3. Myth #3: The ass is exit only – it’s not an erogenous zone1.4. Myth #4 Anal sex is dirty and messy1.5. Myth #5 Only gay men have anal sex1.6. Myth #6 Straight men who like anal sex are really gay1.7. Myth #7 Anal sex hurts1.8. Myth #8 Women don’t like anal sex1.9. Myth #9 Anal sex is dangerous and unhealthy1.10 Myth #10 If you have lots of anal sex, you’ll end up in adult diapers1.11 Myth #11 Anal sex is the easiest way to get AIDS1.12 Myth #12 Anal sex is naughty1.13 Replacing Myths with TruthsChapter 2. Our Asses, Ourselves: Anal Anatomy2.1. The Anus2.2. The Anal Sphincters and PC Muscles2.3. The Anal Canal and the Rectum2.4. The G-spot2.5. The ProstateChapter 3: Beyond Our Bodies: Emotional and Psychological Aspects of Anal Eroticism3.1. Desire3.2. Talking About It3.3. Fear3.4. Fantasies3.5. Trust and PowerChapter 4: Preparing the Ass for Pleasure4.1. Hygiene4.2. Manicured Nails4.3. Shaving and WaxingChapter 5: Enemas5.1. Plastic Bottle and Bulb Syringe Enemas5.2. Enema Bags and Accessories5.3. Using and Enema Bag5.4. Shower Attachments Enemas5.5. Enema Do’s and Don’ts5.6. Cleaning Enema Equipment5.7. Enema IngredientsChapter 6: Safer Sex6.1. Gloves6.2. Oral Sex Barriers6.3. Condoms6.4. The Female Condom6.5. Making Toys Safe6.6. Other Safety Precautions6.7. Protecting YourselfChapter 7: Lubricants7.1. Oil- or Vegetable-Based Lube7.2. Desensitizing Lube7.3. Water-Based Lube7.4. Silicone Lube7.5. How to Use LubeChapter 8: Anal Sex Toys8.1. Anal Beads and Bead Toys8.2. Butt Plugs8.3. Anal Probes and Vibrating Toys8.4. Dildos8.5. Strap-on Dildos and harnesses8.6. Inflatable Toys8.7. Anal Toy Tips8.8. Sex Toy Materials, Care, and CleaningChapter 9: Doing It for Yourself: Anal masturbation9.1. Why You Should Masturbate9.2. How to MasturbateChapter 10: Let Your Tongue Do the Walking: Analingus10.1 Hygiene10.2. Analingus Tips and Techniques10.3. Analingus and Safer SexChapter 11: Anal Penetration11.1 Beginning Penetration11.2. Penetration with Penises, Dildos, and Bigger Toys11.3. Double Penetration11.4. Anal Sex PositionsChapter 12: Anal Pleasure for Men12.1. Gender Roles and Psychology12.2. Prostate Stimulation12.3. Just for Men: The Aneros12.4. A Different Kind of OrgasmChapter 13: BDSM and Anal Play13.1. BDSM: The Basics13.2. Spanking13.3. Butt Plugs and BDSM13.4. Anal Training13.5. Psychological Play13.6. Maintaining the D/s Dynamic13.7. Penetration by Consensual Force13.8. Erotic Enema PlayChapter 14: Butt Bondage: Long-Term Butt Plug Wear14.1. Tips for Wearing a Butt Plug14.2. Keeping It In14.3. Bondage 10114.4. Bondage Tape Butt Plug Harness14.5. Rope Bondage Harness14.6. Leather Butt Plug Harness14.7. How Long Is Too LongChapter 15: The Art of Anal Fisting15.1. My Personal Philosophy15.2. Preparation and Safety15.3. Keep it Real: Communication and Expectations15.4. There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Lube15.5. Positions for Fisting15.6. Work Your Way In15.7. Four Fingers and Beyond15.8. Once You’re In15.9. AftercareChapter 16: Troubleshooting: Common Issues and ProblemsChapter 17: Anal health, Anal Ailments, and STDs17.1. Anal Health17.2. Sexually Transmitted Diseases17.3. Anal Ailments17.4. Anal WellnessChapter 18: The Ultimate FrontierChapter 19: Resource Guide19.1. Books19.2. Enema Equipment and Information19.3. Shopping Guide19.4. Videos19.5. WebsitesIndexAbout the AuthorAbout the Illustrator