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Originally Posted by Pride Well thank you very much. lol
Actually i told her that i have lube...and she said it actually makes it worse...i asked how she said she couldnt really explain...guess ill take her word on it though i found it odd. |
She probably hasn't used the right kind of lube, then. You're taking unnecessary risks by not using one. Vaginal lubrication is continually produced during vaginal intercourse, switch to anal and all you've got is that little bit of residual lube that is going to be used up within a few seconds, and then you're going to get the sort of friction that leads to tearing. It only takes that
one incident out of 1,000 for something bad to occur. If I were you, I'd at least inform her of those risks so she has the option of making an informed decision regarding her anal/rectal health. Here's a good article you could share with her, if you like:
http://www.talksexwithsue.com/analsex.html
As a responsible lover, you have the right to put your foot down when sexual safety is a concern. You can say, "Look, we'll find a quality lube that feels nice, but I'm going to have to insist on this because I don't want to take risks with your body." It would impress her to know that you care that much about her well-being (it should, anyway!). Astroglide is probably the thinnest lube that would work well for anal. Here, I'll make it easy on you:
http://www.astroglide.com/SampleRequest.asp